“Describe what Marcellus Wallace looks like!”
¶ by Rob FrieselVia DF (via Coudal): an animated remix of the Brett interrogation scene from Pulp Fiction. Typography in motion. Delightful.
Slugs on artistic things that catch my eyeballs.
Via DF (via Coudal): an animated remix of the Brett interrogation scene from Pulp Fiction. Typography in motion. Delightful.
Blogged just about EVERYWHERE by now: The Simpsonzu — “The Simpsons” as if they were done anime style. Nicely done, even if Marge isn’t worried enough (and Smithers isn’t erm … “Smithers” enough).
There seems to be this camera and photography fetish among geeks and code jockeys. Or maybe that’s my over-extended exaggeration because of a few choice examples? Or maybe it’s not; maybe it’s just that geeks are drawn to cameras because it’s like any other fetish of taxonomy and technicalities. Regardless, I’m falling in love with […]
A couple of nice article slugs on LifeHacker about how to keep a budget and how to manage your emergency fund… B^2 plug for Dale Bailey‘s collection The Resurrection Man’s Legacy. Looks like it will be a good bunch of reading. Pink’s Wired article “What Kind of Genius Are You?” is available online. Interesting read: […]
26-04-1986.com: Flash heavy site but full of beautiful (if utterly haunting) images taken in Chernobyl to comemmorate the event. There are some images of derelict military equipment that give me surprisingly more shivers than the images of the empty radioactive orphanage. (At least I assume it’s an orphanage.) Previously on F_D: 20 Years of Chernobyl
A. showed this to me and I’m pretty stunned. There’s some images up on Washington Post’s site about Australian-born sculptor Ron Mueck. They’re pretty incredible. And you should check them out.
Nam June Paik passed away yesterday at age 73. The world mourns the passing of a true genius. His legacy lives on in video installations and robot families everywhere.
Saw this yellow/black Poe stencil featured over on Beyond the Beyond. It’s cool. Check it out!
No, really. They do. Even the best artist under 10 is a source of infinite comedic value. Via Boing^2: children suck at drawing (warning: it’s a Flash piece) – – amusing and vaguely reminiscent of that Maddox Mission Crappy Artwork stuff from a while back. See also: Children’s artwork as Lush Paintings (also via Boing^2).