Life imitating art?
Almost like a computer game, the driver can “boost” the car’s performance in up to 6.5 seconds. Life imitating art?
Almost like a computer game, the driver can “boost” the car’s performance in up to 6.5 seconds. Life imitating art?
This is a great little pixelated comic by Jonathan Silvestre. Hilariously funny and very well done. You can even download a sprite pack so you can make your own.
Super Oors
Surfing around on Flickr can be a lot of fun. Here are some of my latest finds:
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Animal Yawns – try looking at these images without yawning yourself. It’s impossible.
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Knee high socks. Cute-ish yet perculiar images.
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Body Parts. If you take a close look on parts of your own body, you start to see fascinating stuff…
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Looking down. Alternate angles on everyday findings.
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Diptych & Triptych Gallery. Good things come at least in pairs…
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Extreme Street Photography. Strong images from my favourite shooting ground.
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Slworking: Slacking While Working. A well known, but until now undocumented phenomenon.
We’re lacking a clear backstory and dramatic arc for Puzzle Farter. Why is this story happening to this character, now? Why is he so gassy?
Hilarious! From John August: If film studios developed video games.
An unusual use of a gaming engine: Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn has created a kind of (in their own words) ‘explorable painting’. I quote:
The Graveyard is a very short computer game designed by Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn. You play an old lady who visits a graveyard. You walk around, sit on a bench [...]
Swedish DICE has something different up their sleeves. A game called ‘Mirror’s Edge’ where the plot is taking place in the near future where a William Gibson-esque city, heavily controlled, depend on ‘runners’ or ‘couriers’ to carry underground or rebel information, because this has become safer than any electronic transaction. You play a female protagonist [...]
As I said in a previous post, where Garfield was removed from the Garfield strip, I saw a trend coming. This time, Jon Haddock has found some internet porn images and have then removed the people in them. Hmm… [via]
‘Spectre’. Photo by Derek Frey
Derek Frey took a trip back to the abandoned set of the small town ‘Spectre’ from the movie ‘Big Fish‘ (he worked as Tim Burton’s assistant on the movie). Usually such sets are taken down after shooting, but according to John August it stayed there by request from the owner of [...]
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Mario Fiorentino
5/7 1946 – 26/12 2009
A panorama from the magnificent city of New York, close to DUMBO Arts Center. Man, I’d like to visit that city again soon!
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