You weren't expecting a fluffy, cuddly bunny, were you?
Collection of unique and interesting art, videos and a sundry of other items
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Sunday, March 27, 2016
Happy Easter From The Master of Horror, Stephen King
You weren't expecting a fluffy, cuddly bunny, were you?
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Cadbury Irish Creme Jello Shots
I am not a fan of Jello shots as they corrupt my favorite childhood treat, but I have to admit these faux Cadbury Creme Egg Jello shots are clever.
They are made out of "Jello Jiggler" type base made out gelatin, Irish cream liquer, milk and sugar cut into shapes using an egg shaped cookie cutter with the yolk and center made out gelatin with sweetened condensed milk and yellow food coloring.
For the recipe visit Jello Mold Mistress
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Cadbury Creme egg,
Easter,
irish creme,
Jello Mold Mistress,
Jello shots
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Happy Easter

Awh, aren't they cute!
The above adorable bunny family is by Flickr user Reway and was taken on March 23, 2012 in Lindon, Gloucester, England, GB, using a Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Friday, April 2, 2010
Peep Modernist - The Best Peep Art Creations
'Tis the season to see lots of Peeps - there is an interesting round up at Urlesque of
Peep Modernist - The Best Peep Art Creations
Because I am a Pac Man fanatic, I love this one from Independent Mail
but I would have to say the coolest is the peacock from If Its Hip Its Here
Peep Modernist - The Best Peep Art Creations
Because I am a Pac Man fanatic, I love this one from Independent Mail
but I would have to say the coolest is the peacock from If Its Hip Its Here
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Peep Dioramas
The Washington Post had their 4th Annual Peeps Diorama and the above "EEP", which is in tribute to the movie "UP" was the winner.
While it looks great, it is more reliant on the diorama part than the Peeps and there are others that I like more and I thought displayed better use of Peeps, such as this very moving one entitled "Freedom is not free: A Peeps tribute to the veterans of the Korean War.
I think the "Where The Wild Peeps Are" has the most creative decoration of peeps and while may not be as visually appealing as some of the other entries, it is interesting and creative with at good balance of Peep/Diorama ratio.
This one entitled "Alfred Hitchcock Presents 'The Peeps'" is simple and visually appealing. Although it is "heavy on the Peeps" it captures the theme very well. The only downside with it being an older movie reference, some of the younger generation are probably scratching there heads and not getting it - if you are one of those, go to your local video store or library to see if they have a copy of Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" as it is now a retro classic.
I found this one entitled ""Peep Coupe" , which is a play on Chik Fil A's "Eat More Chikin" ad to be the funniest.
The most disturbing one though, albeit very cute and clever would have to "The Bunny Suicides".
Labels:
Dioramas,
Easter,
Marshmallow Peeps,
Washington Post
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Easter Peeps Peep Show
My friend Joyce sent the following to me in an e-mail so I am not sure who the artist is on this "peep" show.
Labels:
Easter,
Easter Crafts,
Marshmallow Peeps,
weird art
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
DECORATED EASTER PEEPS
Easter is coming and it is time and you can easily find marshmallow peeps that you can turn into your own unique, unusual and interesting piece of original art. All it takes is the peeps, markers, glue and other items that might otherwise be termed "scraps" or even "trash".Some ladies that I work with and myself entered the local "Show Us Your Peeps" contest, and although we didn't win, "Harry Peepter" (picture on the right) was on the front page of the Saturday paper and one of many in a full page spread last Easter Sunday. His glasses were made out of twist ties off of a computer cord, his hat an old piece of tin foil, his cape and hair out of scraps of muslin colored with markers and the outfit and eyes glued on colored pieces of paper.
Below is Harry with the rest of the collection (clockwise from "Harry Peepter") "Johnny Peep" as Captain Jack Sparrow, "Sanjaya Peep" (sporting his faux hawk), "SpiderPeep" and "Peepton Manning"of Superbowl fame last year.
Get creative and decorate your own peeps! I would love to see them! Email me your creatations at uniqueunusualinterestingart@yahoo.com
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