This guy is awesome….!
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My name is Daichi, I am 18 years old Japanese. You might have seen me on other video like this one. This time I did my best to win the Beatbox Battle wildcard. I hope you enjoy!
Me too (doing some AR stuff)! from Anatoly Zenkov on Vimeo.
Genius.. Nothing more to say.
[Edit - I know that vid is a complete pisstake. Just so we're clear]
Here’s a real piece of work from glue London. Part of our Toyota IQ launch campaign.
Loving the detail in the reflections and the exploded view.
Good work team!
Your sat at home. With vinyl you that you never get to play.but no decks. This is for you…
Hot(ish) on the heels of my post about the Alesis TapeLink USB comes another fresh way to “Save UR Rave”.
The Denon DP-200USB turntable has a built- in USB port. Vinyl to Digital. Done.
Disclaimer: I’ve haven’t read the tech spec so I could be about to embarrass myself massively.
Get more details over at Unplggd
Reach for the lasers, safe.
Students eh. Nothing better to do than come up with an interesting new game concept that’s hip and down with the kids.
Shouldn’t they be drinking cheap booze and watching re-runs of Columbo all day.
Anyway.. this it Tag: The Power of Paint. And it’s just been awarded Best Student Game and Student Showcase at the Independent Games Festival.
Tag: The Power of Paint
Tag: The Power of Paint. Complete walkthrough from Tejeev Kohli on Vimeo.
Impressive right. Bloody students…
Anyway – it kinda reminded me of this lovely game called Swan.
The Unfinished Swan – Tech Demo 9/2008 from Ian Dallas on Vimeo.
I think I’m a bit late to the party here – but I just spotted this over at glue Motion.
The official opening animation for the 2009 Pictoplasma Conference.
When You’re Smiling… from David OReilly on Vimeo.
I found this Future Shorts winner over on his Vimeo page.
A troubled relationship between a Cat and Mouse set in the distant Future.
Please Say Something – Full Length from David OReilly on Vimeo.
Props to Ben and Paul on the find.
John Taylor’s Film The Blanks blog is an awesome experiment to abstract and / or reduce film posters.
Taking the art of the movie poster to an entirely new level, Taylor posts abstracted versions of popular and not-so-popular film posters on his blog, and readers guess the film based on the abstracted poster and clues.
Great concept and excellent design work.
via Picocool
Plot summaries are given a new twist. There’s a whole load more here
300:
Gays kill blacks.
ALIENS:
An unplanned pregnancy leads to complications.
BATMAN:
Wealthy man assaults the mentally ill.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST:
Peasant girl develops Stockholm Syndrome.
BREWSTER’S MILLIONS:
Black man abuses line of credit.
CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY:
Deranged pedophile big-business industrialist tortures and mutilates young children.
DELIVERANCE:
Tourists experience local hospitality.
GONE WITH THE WIND:
Rich, white slave owner enjoys getting raped, miscarries.
GOOD WILL HUNTING:
Underemployed genius squanders prestigious job opportunity to chase trim.
ROCKY:
White man beats black man.
SE7EN:
Homicide detectives unable to prevent even a single murder by admitted serial killer, killer gives cop head.
STAR WARS: EMPIRE STRIKES BACK:
Boy is abused by midget, kisses sister, attempts patricide.
THE CRYING GAME:
Hairdresser bonds with client.
THE GOONIES:
Physically abused, retarded man finds love with overweight preteen.
This installation piece by Tim Schwartz is attached via a network cable to the internet where it monitors news and search results for “paris hilton” and “paris france” and displays an average result in real-time.
I love the idea of using physical objects to display data generated in the digital world and vice-versa.
Bakertweet from the peeps at Poke has been generating a lot of buzz recently.
Sermad has also pulled together some nice examples of the internet and real world coming together.
I wanna talk about this a bit more after I’ve sorted out the thoughts in my head.
via Inspire Me, Now!
Some killer lines in here from the greatest pitchman alive.
“It doesn’t fit in a rolodex because it doesn’t belong in a rolodex.”
What a jerk.. Haha.
via Hurtybrain
This quick thinking from Juggernaut Advertising is proving good enough to make a local campaign for BMW Santa Monica go global.
The cheeky response to an Audi campaign is spreading round agencies and car forums like wildfire.
Audi Challenge
BMW Riposte
The Poster going up overnight
Gotta love a good old advertising battle.
