Some geeks cannot cannot enough of their computer keyboard and want to see one wherever they sit, whether or not it is in front of their computer.
These cool wall graphic by Zek really give another meaning to geeky living rooms and grant another vision even when watching the regular tube…

What would you do when you get tired of staring at tasteless billboard adverts pasted all across the city, ruining the beauty? Replace them with geek art, of course. Ji Lee, a part of the New York Street Advertising Takeover has designed and installed Delete Key Billboard in place of an illegal and non-permitted ad…

Paul Chan is an artist at The Renaissance Society, the University of Chicago who has premiered a new ensemble of works titled My Laws Are My Whores. Deeply influenced by the great writer and philosopher Marquis de Sade, he has created a number of drawings, sculptures and some really interesting designs…

As with every weekend, we are glad to present another Walyou Roundup including cool posts you may have missed at Walyou and some other cool gadgets and findings from around the Web…

It is always nice to see new computer keyboard mods being made, which provide a different perspective of the boring and regular keyboards we see daily. This particular one was made in an Art Deco style as a commission for an Artistic themed theater/rental shop…

When computers were not as ubiquitous as they are today, people hardly knew how to get rid of a non-responding program. After many trials and errors, they figured out pressing control, alt, and del together helped them get rid of the program that was stuck…

This amazing Steampunk Ergonomic Keyboard would go great with the USB Steampunk Mouse we have seen before.
This Steampunk keyboard was created by Datamancer from an IBM M15 Ergonomic keyboard, and with its LED and complete design, would make a perfect design for your home office…

This may truly be the Longest Keyboard in the World! This keyboard is made of thousands and thousands of recycled keyboard keys and resembles a huge blanket we could wrap ourselves with…

This snake may be large, but is completely harmless.
As a recycling awareness piece, Korean artist Choi Jung Hyun created a Viper Snake sculpture. For the setting and presentation, more than a few computer mice have been added, who have had their wires cut short and resemble tails.

Via: Boing Boing