I plan on checking some of these out next week when I’m in Vegas:

• Pinball Hall of Fame - http://www.pinballmuseum.org/ - Pinball and nothing but pinball for 10,000 square feet!
• Gemini Arcade Place - http://www.gemini-arcade-palace.com/ - An arcade specializing in dance, music, & rhythm games.
• Insert Coins - http://www.insertcoinslv.com/ - A video game arcade bar in downtown Las Vegas
• Atomic Testing Museum - http://www.nationalatomictestingmuseum.org/ - A repository for one of the most comprehensive collections of nuclear history. A wide variety of materials and artifacts relating to atomic testing, the Nevada Test Site, the Cold War, and nuclear and radiological science and technology.
• Alternate Reality Comics - http://www.alternaterealitycomics.net/new/ - Vegas’ oldest and most diverse comic book shop.
• Maximum Comics - http://maximumcomics.com/ - A variety comic book store that comes equipped with cards, board games, art books, comics/graphic novels of all publishers, posters, collectibles, T-shirts. Staff are extremely helpful, knowledgeable and nice.
• Anime Ramen & Teriyaki - https://www.facebook.com/AnimeRamen - Japanese food: Ramen, Teriyaki, Anime.
• KIDROBOT Las Vegas - http://www.kidrobot.com/LasVegas.html - Creator of limited edition art toys, signature apparel and pop culture accessories.

My favorite is probably going to be Anime Ramen!

mymiku:

This joke just keeps going

Current status:

jwoodall1986:

Epic Transformers toy collection display.

staceythinx:

These space colony concept drawings were the result of collaboration between Princeton physicist Gerard O’Neill, the NASA Ames Research Center and Stanford University in the 1970’s. They held a series of space colony summer studies which explored the possibilities of humans living in giant orbiting spaceships. 

Thrift Store!

Finally done painting this panel. It took a minute, but I learned a lot and I am getting faster.

Tools: Photoshop CS6, Wacom intuos5 tablet

Happy International Trombone Day!

I am the mastermind, intelligent by design.

Just heard Bob Metcalf (invented Ethernet), looking forward to hearing Matt Quinlan CTO of VISA and finally one of my favorite genius inventor/thinkers Ray Kurzweil!