Made by Jamie Bell as an end of class project for an art course, A Brief History of Pretty Much Everything is a brilliant stop motion short produced entirely out of biro pens. The whole thing has been drawn on over 2100 pages, which took him about 3 weeks to complete.
I don’t know what it is with Google products, but as soon as the company releases something new, it always takes less than 24 hours before people start releasing spoofs about said products on the web. The following one makes fun of Google Buzz, which we quite like by the way!
He’s about ten feet tall and breathes fire. Nick and Anna Berte of Bel Air, Maryland built a giant snowman and rigged it with a flamethrower inside! And what did you do while you were stuck at home during the blizzard?
Photoshop turns 20 today. The photo-editing software has become one of the few pieces of technology where the brand name has become a verb, others including “to Google” and to a lesser extent “to eBay” (an action often performed on unwanted Christmas gifts.) Strictly speaking, the software was first distributed in 1988, though this was […]
While in no way as awesome as the Original Bacon Explosion, this sausage roll stuffed with a cheesy double beef burrito from Taco Bell certainly looks unhealthy yummy… but why on earth did the creator forget to put a bacon wrap around the thing is beyond me! [Via EpicPortions]
After over a year of near-weekly pics posts, sometimes it’s a challenge to come up with a new topic. Sometimes I just go to Flickr and put in “geeky” as a keyword and look around for a while until something catches my fancy. Sometimes a theme will simply emerge from things that show up; for […]
Produced by Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal, a North Carolina-based comedy duo, T-Shirt Wars is a stop-motion video featuring our two friends and the epic battle between shirts of various colors and designs. Check it out: [Via Laughing Squid]
Macworld, one of the biggest expositions dedicated to Apple’s products has started this morning in San Francisco, California – and for the first time, Apple Inc. won’t be showing up. The Cupertino-based giant had announced last year that their participation to the event was not necessary anymore, as consumers didn’t really need to attend to […]
Two days later and people are still wondering why exactly Google chose to advertise on television for the first time during the SuperBowl. But while the commercial probably won’t have introduced Google to anyone for the first time, there are still some valid reasons to have made the move: It got people talking. Most of […]
Ever wonder who would win in a battle between a Jedi Knight and Frodo Baggins? Step into the Ultradome and see if a hobbit can overcome some Jedi mind tricks.