In New York, we are very occupied with getting from one place to another. I wondered: could a human-like object traverse sidewalks and streets along with us, and in so doing, create a narrative about our relationship to space and our willingness to interact with what we find in it? More importantly, how could our actions be seen within a larger context of human connection that emerges from the complexity of the city itself? To answer these questions, I built robots.

Some odd non-sequitur rawkus comics.

Chicken lays eggs on cats. Cats get warm, chicken gets a nice bed. Mom can go wherever she pleases (she must be a trick ho).

Peter Constantine's deviantart page. Beautiful, cute vectorart.

Awesome t-shirts.

Awesome prints of cute paintings of animals that abide by the rigorous rules of cuteness laid out by Cute Overload.

A very, very unhappy kitty.

A photoseries of a bunny and a deer.

Awesome backgrounds from the book "the Octonauts"

A really cute animation about men, women, and times past.

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Th

Good for him.

A true story about a wale that thanked its rescuers after being tied up in rope.

Beautiful illustrations of crazy things.

Awesome illustrated book/site.

Spam is a problem and with the recent upsurge in blogs and places where you can leave your 2 cents, its not getting any better. "Clever" online entrepreneurs have always been up for making money from nothing and have relentlessly plagued our inboxes and n

Oh, the tiny cyclops kitten, who has touched all our hearts. Who knew this little creature (intelligently designed, to be sure) would become so beloved in such a short amount of time? Pictures of its sweet face adorn blogs, myspace accounts and chat room

Cy, short for Cyclopes, a kitten born with only one eye and no nose, is shown in this photo provided by its owner in Redmond, Oregon, on Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2005. The kitten, a ragdoll breed, which died after living for one day, was one of two in the litt