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Suadero tacos from “El Güero” near Del Valle, Mexico City.

Street food is really tasty, cheap and authentic. There are thousands of stalls and taquerias to choose from in Mexico City. Always in the mood for tacos…

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Guy Photoshops Tiny Dog to Reflect How Big She Thinks She Is

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Comic Bricks is an awesome collaborative art show for which a group of LEGO builders tasked themselves with recreating comic book covers in LEGO form. There were no restrictions regarding how the recreations could be styled (vignettes, mosaics, sculpture, etc.), so long as they were made using LEGO pieces and the end results looked like the respective comic book covers upon which they were based.

The Comic Bricks art show just had its debut exhibition in Los Angeles at the 2014 Designer Con, where it was one of the main highlights of the convention.

Visit the Comic Bricks! Flickr group to view many more photos. It’s geektastic fun to see the different ways the LEGO artists chose to create their LEGO comic book covers.

“Some of them went the extra mile by adding titles, price tags, issue numbers, and other fun details. Taking something inherently three-dimensional to recreate intricate two-dimensional art is quite a tall task, and the artists didn’t disappoint.”

Photos by monsterbrick, Graznador, polywen, Tommy Williamson, and SPARKART! respectively.

[via GeekTyrant]

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What happens when you put LEGO bricks and some of street artist Banksy’s most iconic works together? As photographer Jeff Friesen has proved with his series“Bricksy,” a whole lot of awesome.

See the full set here.

(Source: Instagram)