Eran Greenberg

Get a room! This is a video from Youtube channel Music Is Win of a guy performing every guitar solo technique he could think of, in three minutes. It's pretty impressive, although he definitely missed a couple, including smashing your guitar to pieces and setting it on fire. That's how I always end my guitar solos. And by end I mean begin, because I don't know how to play. Show's over folks, thank you and goodnight! "You didn't even play a song!" Free Bird? No, not tonight, but make sure to buy some merch on your way out. Keep going for the video. Thanks to Alexander, who invited me up to his dorm room to listen to him play acoustic guitar and promised there'd be wine coolers.

This is the massive Star Wars inspired snow sculpture serving as the centerpiece of this year's Sapporo Snow Festival in Japan. The piece measures 15 meters (~49-feet) tall, 22.6 meters (~74-feet) across, 20 meters (~66-feet) deep, and took about a month to complete. Impressive work. Also, I am going to Photoshop myself into the picture to make it look like Vader is cupping my balls in his hand, just so we're clear. Keep going for several more shots to really appreciate the sculpture's size. Thanks to Stephanie A, who challenged me to a snowball fight, presumably because she packs her snowballs with rocks and broken glass.

This is a series of colored pictures created by Redditor Tatsputin and his children. They draw pictures before he leaves on a business trip, and while he's away he adds the color and returns them when he's back home. I do something similar with my kids when I'm away. "I thought you didn't have any kids." I don't, and you know why? Because-- "No woman will sleep with you." Is that how it works? I shared a hotel room with a female friend for a wedding once, do you think I should call her? Does it make a difference if I slept in a sleeping bag? Hit the jump for a bunch more, the first half of which in colored pencil, the rest digitally using an iPad. Thanks to tuqueque, who never colors outside the lines. EVER.

Paintings on book pages by Russian artist Ekaterina Panikanova. Niiiiice!