Posted on August 26th, 2008 by Colin
I think I have a knew celebrity crush. No joke. Nick Littlemore from the Australian electro house group, PNAU. Love him. I mean, he takes pictures of himself wrapped around a unicorn (he’s the one on the right)!
I can only think of one other artist that has utilized a unicorn in her media image.
Also? His band has this amazing game that has nothing to do with their music. Granted the game isn’t so original, it’s basically SNOOD (or Bust-A Move, or a variety of other classic games) all over again. But considering that in the PNAU game, you shoot colored balls out of a stubby pink penis, evil tomatoes dance at the top, and a small alien lives in the corner of the screen, I have to say I far prefer the PNAU version just for the graphics alone. It’s the best usage of retro graphics and psychedelia in interactive marketing I’ve seen in a while. The only game I can think of that out does it better is the king of retro games online, Dino Run.
So we have video games, unicorns… and did I mention, as I found out via HRO today, he loves to take his shirt off? I just think that it’s adorable when guys who lack some sort of idealized body love showing off their own naked torso. He kind of has a beer pooch in his gut, and isn’t what I would call muscular or toned in any sense of the word. I guess maybe he could be called twinky? I hate reducing people to labels.
After the jump, every single possible picture of Nick Littlemore with his shirt off I could find online.
It just makes me want to get shirtless together and smooch.
Seen any I missed? Feel free to post a link in the comments or send them along to editor [at symbol] socialcrisis.net.
RSS Subscribe
Follow on Twitter
Facebook
August 27th, 2008 at 2:06 pm
He’s got that “lady body” curve thing that weirds me out, but whatever…
I’m sold on the beard (…and the unicorn, even if it IS officially post-ironic).
[reply this comment]
August 28th, 2008 at 12:44 pm
Nick Littlemore 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 [Flickr]
[reply this comment]
Colin reply on August 28, 2008:
Jesus, these are so good. Thanks!