I can’t put a finger on it, but I’ve definitely seen this movie, sometime.
Link to the video on YouTube.
I can’t put a finger on it, but I’ve definitely seen this movie, sometime.
Link to the video on YouTube.
Behance user Katerina Orlikova makes her gorgeous kaleidoscopes using various typefaces.
Visit her gallery to see more pictures.
The afeeld blog examines the monster that is Farmville, and comes away with the conclusion that the game and its makers are really, really evil insidiously taking over our lives.
Snip from the article:
(1) Farmville is defined by obligation, routine, and responsibility;
(2) Farmville encroaches and depends upon real life, and is never entirely separate from it;
(3) Farmville is always certain in outcome, and involves neither chance nor skill;
(4) Farmville is a productive activity, in that it adds to the social capital upon which Facebook and Zynga depend for their wealth;
(5) Farmville is governed not by rules, but by habits, and simple cause-and-effect;
(6) Farmville is not make-believe, in that it requires neither immersion nor suspension of disbelief.
Link.
Watch Fight, Haruka!, a short film produced by National Geographic Japan to commemorate their 15th anniversary.
The film, the second in a series of three, tells the tale of a pretty office executive, who has to deal with sexual harassment from her superior, everyday. She finally decides to take a stand, after reading (in National Geographic) about the the female members of the Fighting Cholitas, Bolivia’s famed wrestlers.
You can watch the other two films in the series, here (Japanese site).
[via TOKYOMANGO]
Sketches of female astronauts (and cosmonauts) drawn by artist Philip Bond.
Terrific promo video for the Gorillaz’ new single ‘Stylo’, taken from their upcoming album ‘Plastic Beach’. The music video features a cameo by an A-list Hollywood celebrity.
You can watch it after the jump, but I highly recommend checking it out in HD on YouTube.
I just fell in love with these retro-styled ‘robot’ lamps created by +Brauer, a sculptor and painter from France. He creates his lovely pieces using discarded industrial materials, in effect, breathing new life into them.![]()
“In our modern world, where objects often have a single life, I aim at inventing a new existence for them by diverting them from their initial function. I particularly like the robust appearance of used steel and industrial materials. When I put them together, they start a new life as unique pieces of art, in which each component can tell its own story.”
More pics after the jump.
I had previously blogged about Honda’s memorable car commercial on online video-sharing site Vimeo, which cleverly used the interface of the site to an interesting effect.
Here is one more such commercial, but this time for Frito Lays Dips. You can watch it here.
Visualizer Magazine is calling for artists and photographers to contribute artworks and photographs for their upcoming issue. The ezine will be released in both English as well as Turkish, at the end of the month of March, 2010.
Visualizer Magazine which has a fresh new beginning with a promo issue on Jan 1, 2010 has already had great audience from all over the world.
You will be able to find amazing artworks from very talented designers in our promo issue that has a theme “Beginning of the End”.
Now we are offering you an opportunity to be a part of our first issue. Our magazine will be both in English and Turkish, we are still working on our first issue with a great excitement.
How will you be a part of Visualizer Magazine’ first issue?
- Photography, Graphic Design, Illustrations, Traditional Art and all other art related projects of yours can be shown in Visualizer Magazine.
- Deadline is March 10, 2010
- All following details should be taken care of;
* SIZES: 483×672 px (Portrait), 966×672 px (Landscape)
* FORMAT: Jpg
* CV: Name/Surname, Email address, Web page
* SUBMIT TO: ozgegurer@visualizermagazine.com
* DEADLINE: March 10, 2010
You can download the promo issue here.
Folks, this is a great opportunity for you to share your artworks/photographs with the entire world. Don’t be shy. Give it a shot.
Apparently, Weezer are quite big in Japan. And just how big, you ask?
You will have to watch this video to find out.
[via Buzzfeed]
As a recovering Farmville addict, I can now really stand behind this statement.
No One Cares About Your Farm T-Shirt on sale at J!NX.
Chatroulette (NSFW) has rapidly become one of the most controversial sites on the internet. The site pairs up, via webcam, random strangers who could be from any part of the world. The participants can either chat with each other, or rapidly move on to the next person. These elements of randomness and rejection have made the site the phenomenon that it is.
As you can well imagine – the curious, the depraved, the disturbed, and the bored – have all seemed to have taken to this site like vultures would to carrion. Make no mistake. This is the true face of the internet.
Vimeo user Casey Neistat made this interesting short film to give us a (somewhat-scientific) breakdown of the type of users populating the site.
Keep in mind that the movie has some NSFW language, but is safe for work, otherwise.
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