These are several shots of a clear plastic inflatable looking chair that wasn’t designed to be filled with your labored breath and spittle — oh no, it’s designed for filling WITH STUFFED ANIMALS. Or maybe it’s just an inflatable chair somebody repurposed, I really don’t know because I just stumbled

This is ‘Three Ways Of Melting A Chocolate Bunny’, a short art film by Lernert & Sander featuring three hollow chocolate bunnies being melted. The first goes up against a clothes iron, the second a heat lamp, and the last a blow dryer. Now I’m not suggesting Lenert & Sander

This is a very satisfying/relaxing ASMR video of Youtuber WUZU Clay constructing a Minecraft underwater ocean monument diorama out of polymer clay and clear resin. I fell asleep several times watching it. Soooooo relaxing. Now my legs are asleep and I’m afraid to stand up because I might hit my

This is an absolutely stunning (I love nature) timelapse of various species of Echinopsis cacti displaying their brief annual blooms, most of which last only a single night. Very cool. Me? I’m more into tropical plants and bromeliads, but running in plant circles I know a lot of cactus people

This is a ten minute video of two handymen sweeping trash in the shape of clock hands in order to indicate the time. The concept was created by Dutch artist Martin Baas as a continuation of his ‘Real Time’ series (the first of which you might have seen before that

This is a video from Youtuber Horace Zeng of a colony of fire ants using glass gravel to “pave” a piece of sticky tape so it can be walked across. Per Horace, who I’d like to believe isn’t just an ant torturer, because I saw those ants getting stuck to

Because tie-dye will never — what’s the word I’m looking for — pass away, these are a couple videos from tie-dye master Austin Mackereth, who knows just how to twist and tie and apply dye to shirts to create unbelievably impressive patterns. And here I thought my Grateful Dead tie-dye

Because apparently art is everywhere (including in the crisper drawer), these are a couple shots of the fish that Japanese fruit and vegetable artist Kishimoto Takehiro carved into a stalk of broccoli. How about that! I know some kids complain about eating their broccoli, but I love it. Granted I’ve