Awesome Websites

A single purpose tumblog that revamps classic album art… with kittens. We can’t decide if we like the Björk or Devo cover best. Though Nevermind is pretty great – that cat isn’t wearing any clothes!

(Link NSFW) A blog of photoshopped designs for neo-90’s sweaters, filled with faded pastel palettes and large graphics of art, artists and memes. We want the ones with the animated gifs on them.

You asked, and now you shall receive. Our new tumblog offers bonus content, reader’s faves, and other juicy morsels. Think of it like the savory leftovers after a hearty Thanksgiving meal.

A photoblog that shows the hero in on all of us. None of the photos have been modified save for the addition of the radical turtles. Cannot be unseen. Heroes on your nostrils! Nasal power!

The ending credits of Portal (and later Portal 2) feature some of the greatest song lyrics in the history of video games. Now you can enjoy GLaDOS’ Still Alive courtesy of your web browser.

A tumblr that posts nothing but scanned cross-sections of – you guessed it – candy bars. We’d like to volunteer to dispose of the samples. Like sandwiches more? The Internet’s got your back.

GeoCities once hosted 38 million websites, but in 2009, it was shuttered, and countless (mostly crappy) websites went dark. DeletedCity examines this lost world, courtesy of the Archive Team.

A website dedicated to the greatest of growths. The Beardly uploads pictures of men with majestically maned chins along with snarky advice and funny “beardreavements”. Hairless gonna hate.

Learn how to make a website (that doesn’t suck) with Don’t Fear the Internet, a series of informal and noob-friendly Web Design 101 videos by Jessica Hische and Russ Maschmeyer.

A photo blog taking revenge on those who joined the rioting and looting in London, archiving their crimes while making them look even more ridiculous in their infamy. This guy got owned hard.

Upload a picture of your room, set the scale and see how different-sized TVs will look once they’re set up. Won’t give you the optimal viewing distance for each TV size, but still a useful tool.

A new blog dedicated to the logos of fictional entities from movies, literature, video games and other media. Created by Tymn Armstrong, who is an accomplished logo designer himself.

You have to hand it to restaurant menu-sharing website Nosh for one of the more creative 404 pages out there, complete with special forces operatives on the hunt for said missing page.

Every week, ESL Teacher “Pony” sends a picture to one of his students, a Japanese girl, who writes something about the picture as an exercise. The results can only be called Poetic Engrish.

Michael Jordan may be the greatest baller on court, but he needs a style coach off court. Then again, he can wear whatever the hell he wants. Even if it’s a pair of huge ass cargo khakis on the golf course.

(Shameless Plug) Awesomer founder Sion Lee is back with his latest site, tutverse, with over 8500 hand-picked tutorials, tips and resources for digital artists, easily browsed by application or purpose.

Robohash creates unique robot/monster/alien creatures based on a unique hash created from the text you enter. Though we think the awesomer robot is a way awesomer than theawesomer robot.

(NSFW: Language) Need a dose of dark humor? Check out this webcomic. Hugh D. Crawford’s pessimistic and jaded strips will make you sad and happy at the same time.

Using a collection of web-based software tools along with special flexible connectors, you’ll (and your friends) will be able to raise the roof on your own geodesic dome structures in no time.

Need more proof that the truth is stranger than fiction? Check out the fresh blog Onion-like Headlines in Real Life, which searches actual news sites for, well, Onion-like headlines.

Google continues to evolve the core of its search engine, this time offering the ability to search by starting with an existing image on the web, or uploading one from your computer.

Clever, crude and often times indicative of the transcendent nature of huma…jk. Dear blank, please blank is pretty much just fun. Go ahead and give it a whirl. Even the rejects get to shine.

David James Ross’ Arty Bollocks Generator instantly creates a formulaic, pretentious and senseless artist’s statement. Consider it a humorous reminder of what not to write.