Amy’s work of art.
He is handmade using polymer clay, wooden toothpicks and base metal findings. He has wiggly legs that are jointed to his body using eye rings and jump rings, so he has positionable noodles. He is 2" tall and 7.5" wide at the base.
Amy’s work of art.
He is handmade using polymer clay, wooden toothpicks and base metal findings. He has wiggly legs that are jointed to his body using eye rings and jump rings, so he has positionable noodles. He is 2" tall and 7.5" wide at the base.

While wasting time that could be better spent studying for the upcoming midterms, I was inspired, most likely by the touch of the FSM himself and just had to create his likeness in Spore form. Here, His Noodlyness is experimenting with the creation of small noodly ones, for the furtherance of his noodlyness throughout this planet. So now, in this virtual universe, His Noodlyness may now also reign supreme! Let the FSM’s power spread around the planet, and eventually around the galaxy. Ramen.
-Mike
Ahoy,
Following the increase of attacks on people drawing muhamad, I thought I’d submit my take on His Holly Noodlyness, Hentai stylee, to show this aggro world how accepting and chilled Pastafarians are.-Dirk

Marc at DollarArtist made this dollar masterpiece. It’s made of 2 one-dollar bills but I think it’s worth at least 3, possibly 4.

Behold, FSM graces us with His presence during our network upgrade! Blessed Be the packets that travel down these wires!
-Thomas
James Dunbar created this rhyming, scientifically accurate comic book about the origin of the universe. James believes – and I concur – that everyone should have access to a scientifically-based understanding of our creation, and no one should let religion keep them (or their children) ignorant of the true and miraculous nature of our existence.
He’s put the whole thing up for free online. Here’s a description of the comic:
A scientifically accurate, rhyming, comic book that describes the origin of the universe in captivating white on black illustrations. From the beginning of existence to the birth of stars and galaxies,you’ll learn how matter was created, why stars shine and where where we fit in this wild and crazy universe. This book is intended for all ages. If you don’t understand everything, don’t worry, no one does! That’s why it rhymes and has lots of pictures.
And here are a few example pages. Amazing artwork:
This is the sort of work that deserves a wider audience. James is at that point where he’s done everything right, and he just needs the right people to see what he can do. I would not be surprised at all to see James get a deal to make a whole series of similar books. I would love to see these in schools.
Here’s the link to the comic.
Cristian spotted the FSM in this Chilean comic. In Spanish it reads, “Looks tasty, doesn’t it? Would you pass me the Parmesan.”
No doubt this will incite all sorts of hateful responses because that’s a legitimate and not-at-all unreasonable and nutty response to a cartoon.
I’m a poor broke college student, so I can’t quite afford a ship. This is the next best thing.
Fred