Archive for the ‘Found’ Category
Found: Winscape, another reason for never leaving the appartment
Timelapse
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Technically interesting, but try to imagine a world so awful that this virtual window would be a commonplace and attractive alternative! Whip out that condom people :).
Found: Internet Archaeologists Find Ruins Of 'Friendster' Civilization
Cock Band – Intimate Videogame Controllers
Love the idea, but the game itself looks dreadful. They should have modded rockband instead.
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The fun theory
The people behind the Fun Theory (www.rolighetsteorin.se) believe that the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better is by making it fun to do.
Piano stairs
Found: Synesthesia
Inspired by – issue #2
A collection of a few things I have enjoyed looking at, playing with or thinking about recently. Also check out the previous issue for more inspiration.
#1. My little Darth Vader!
The result is part toy, part activism, part art, and 100% fun, when artist Mari Kasurinen creates her own versions of My Little PonyMari has made over 20 unique designs, several taken from Star Wars, but you will also find Edward Scissorhands, Superman, and Chutulu in her collection. Genious! And of course: My Little Catwoman!
Inspired by – issue # 1
19 inspirational images and videos to tickly your brain like they did mine.
More after the break
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The WTF Blanket
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Beyond Graffiti: Clever Guerrilla Urban Art Installations
Beyond Graffiti: Clever Guerrilla Urban Art Installations
Spanish artist SpY has refined his subversive urban art interventions over decades of work converting conventional spaces into extraordinary places. He is an international sensation that adapts his work to whatever process and materials a situation calls for, from giant posters and billboards to small-scale transformations.
Many of his works revolve around alterations to ordinary objects, tweaks that at first may not register as passers by catch glimpses of them out of the corners of their eyes – but that upon closer inspection call our everyday urban environment into question.
While some of his work is simple, superficial (structurally speaking) and easy to execute other pieces require forethought, advanced tools and serious stealth to be implemented.
