Hasta La Gadget!

I’ve never been able to keep up on all the different Pokémon. Somewhere around Pikachu and Squirtle, I lose track. Though, I’m definitely familiar with Snorlax, a big, roly-poly guy who looks like the fattest, laziest Pokémon in all of Kanto. In fact, his abilities include “Thick Fat” and “Gluttony”. I’m not kidding. Now, you can take a nap on his big Poké-belly, courtesy of the Snorlax bean bag chair.

This full-size bean bag chair is handmade by Ashley over at A Geek Boutique. It looks like the perfect place to curl up and count ‘em all (and I’m talking about sheep, not Pokémon). Thankfully, it weighs just a few pounds – way less than the 1014 pounds that an actual Snorlax weighs. If Snorlaxes actually existed, that is.

So gather up all your Pokédollars, and head on over to Etsy to order your very own Snorlax bean bag. It’s $299(USD) – not including the beans – in order to cut down on shipping cost, but she’ll sell you the beans too if you’re okay with the extra cost. I’ve been told that the Snorlax has a taste for refried beans, so you might want to go with those.

Reddit user eclaire4186 received the best wedding gift ever when her sister had these Dalek cakes made for her. Her sister had been teasing her for months and then, just as they were wrapping up the wedding lunch, these two creatures were unveiled.

Her sister found someone to make a Dalek Bride and Groom! A well-dressed Dalek bride and groom at that. If you are going to exterminate bachelorhood, this is the way to do it. Though I’m not sure about Daleks with pasty white skin, they look pretty cool.

For some reason, the groom Dalek reminds me of Winston Churchill. It’s probably the cut of the suit and the girth. He just needs a cigar. What a great sister!

[via Neatorama via Geeks Are Sexy]

Add this simple but beautiful chain and pendant set to your Legend of Zelda jewelry collection. It’s made of hand-polished brass with 18k gold plating. Flashy, but it’s also an appropriate likeness for something that’s also known as the Golden Power.

There’s also a stainless steel version for humble heroes.

You can order the gold-plated Triforce necklace from Etsy seller milkool for $75 (USD). The stainless steel set is cheaper at $36. But if you’re really strapped for rupees, you should just settle for the acrylic set.

[via it8bit]

Now here’s some awesome (and literal) hand art. Body painter Annie Ralli and photographer Ray Massey were commissioned by an insurance company to come up with images surrounding their tagline which went, “You’re in good hands.”

It took some mad photography and painting skills, but the duo managed to pull it off with their series of hand paintings that look out-of-this-world and realistically good.

You can check out more of their handiwork in the gallery below. You won’t be able to look at your hands in the same way afterwards, I tell you.

[via Bit Rebels]

We’ve seen several Pac-Man tables over the years, and all of them are neat in their own ways. This one keeps things classy with a modern look and color matching chairs.

This arcade inspired table was made by master woodworker Thanasis Mokas who apparently has a case of Pac-Man fever, which is driving him crazy. The textured game scene sits beneath a sheet of glass and even comes with four stools in familiar game colors. I’m not sure why, maybe it’s the colors (or the lack of white eyeballs on the ghosts), but this one reminds me of the Atari 2600 version of the game, but better.

You wouldn’t think that this game would look good in wood, but it looks pretty awesome. I would love to own one of these tables for myself.

[Behance via Neatorama]