By Jessica Van Slanty Pants

What is chola culture? The chola discusses the meaning of death. Ask a Chola’s web site.

Polish magazine’s gives new meaning to X-Box. NSFW pictures.

Get a piece of the monster from Motomichi.

From his website:
“Motomichi Nakamura was born in Tokyo, Japan. After graduating from Parsons School of Design in New York he moved to Ecuador where he started working as an artist. He returned to the U.S. in 2000 and currently lives and works in Brooklyn.”

“The subjects in his work often reflect a conflictive nature and can be frightening yet humorous, part human and part monsters. They can also appear at once childlike and sexually deviated. The use of color in both his digital work and in his paintings is limited to black, red and white.”

Geeky ad for Java programmers in the Netherlands—getStringFromObject().

Can you make Moaning Lisa moan? She has 7 sensors set to “stubborn”—but has over 200 different moans. Good luck! Created by Matt Ganucheau and on display at Arse Elektronika 2. Moaning Lisa is built to enjoy:

Her sensors include:
•2 Piezo Touch Sensors are located on the posterior for grabbing, one on each cheek
•1 Piezo Touch Sensors is located on the back of her neck for grabbing
•2 Potentiometer knobs located on each nipple for tweaking
•1 ribbon controller located on her clitoris, measuring friction speed for rubbing

Practice makes perfect—get to rubbing.

Dope work by Deseo, inspired by pin up, anime, graffiti, fashion and other random cultural sources.

Dancing Stormtrooper in Japan

Rin Nadeshico has a bunch of girl on girl Japanese art. Checkout her “About Me” translation below from her web site:

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