Deth P. Sun

Deth P. Sun was thrilled to discover this melt-y little guy, as noted with affirming "Oh Yes". Or perhaps the "Oh, Yes." is the ice cream's reply to the question, "Are you a talking ice cream?".

Rome, Italy

International Ice Cream Correspondent John Boilard, dug up this evidence is the historic ruins of Rome.


Summertime Ice Cream Lady is psyched to get under that umbrella, and watch the sailboats.


An example of forbidden love. The Bonnie and Clyde of Europe, these two found themselves behind bars.

Keith Harring

This important piece of New York culture was discovered and photographed by Jeff Soto in the sea of artwork that floods Miami every December. The evidence appears to date back to 1985, and can be attributed to the late Keith Harring.

Hilary Doyle

Hilary Doyle discovered this couple exchanging some sloppy peppermint kisses.

Featured Cone: Peter Wonsowski

Peter Wonsowski witnessed this cone, who goes by "Winton Green" in Philadelphia, PA. Contrary to what the suspicious mustache may imply, there is "no need to beware". More of PW!'s work here.

El Euro

El Euro, of Vercelli Italy, created this diagram illustrating the danger Ice Cream People face every day.

Ice Ice Baby

This popular flavor was found on some merchandise for the Massachusetts hardcore band Ligeia.

Zach Johnsen

Zach Johnsen's recient "Acid in the Ice Cream" show at Backspace Gallery in Portland, OR featured some unique visions of both classic ice cream people, as well as melting humans. According to Johnsen, "[this work] is a sudden realization that everything we deal with on a day to day isn't all that there is.. that there is in fact, so much more around us if we open our senses to it". I suspect that he is referring to a need for Ice Cream People liberation. More of Zach's work can be found online here.

Lee Jeans

Turns out Lee got hold of some weird half human, half ice cream hybrids.

PokedStudio

These guys must have been hanging out at PokedStudio just long enough to be documented.