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Wookie the Chew [Art]
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Long before ever daydreaming about dashing Jedi knights, I hugged my teddy and imagined he'd lead me on adventures through forests. Artist James Hance has captured both of those innocent stages of adolescence and combined them into wonderfully whimsical illustrations. ...
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Put Your Feet Up on Vintage Circuit Board Furniture [Art]
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Theo Kamecke sees beauty inside the common circuit board, and thinks they deserve a place in homes and galleries. He's created a sequence of dazzling boxes and chests product of salvaged circuitry-though they might not be for everyone. " Either you get it or you don't, either you love it or you ...
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Birds Dream of contemporary Nests Like These [Art]
I was sad once I read that these snazzy-looking bird nests were placed around Madrid only as component to an art project. They appear to be every bird's dream home-modern, sturdy, and weather-resistant. ...
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Meet Our Contributing Illustrator: Sam Spratt [Art]
You could possibly've noticed some of Sam Spratt 's photoshops, drawings, and illustrations on recent posts already, but we would have liked to take a moment to officially introduce him to you. He's our contributing illustrator and may be sticking around for some time. Sam Spratt is ...
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Shedding New Light From Old Junk [Art]
That's an exceptional-looking lamp, right there. And it's made up entirely of ugly found materials. Frankenlamps, you notice, are artist Cory Barkman 's specialty. According to Barkman: I look up interesting objects, primarily water, gas, air, and mechanical parts found at the scrap yard. They appeal shortly to ...
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The Art of Japanese Manhole Covers [Pipes]
Your current favorite manhole fact: they're round that allows you to't fall within the manhole, even once they're turned sideways. Your new favorite manhole fact: in Japan, they serve as canvasses for hundreds of gorgeous, vibrant artworks: Photographer Remo Camerota catalogs the circular works in his new book ...
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Glitches Turn Video Games Into Sublime Art [Imagecache]
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First, he showed us the edge of the world. Now, photographer Robert Overweg shows us some beautiful mistakes. Most people throw their controllers when a glitch ruins a superbly good game of Half Life or Grand Theft Auto. Robert Overweg loves it; he turns it into art. Overweg is a self-proclaimed " photographer inside the virtual world." ...
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The Sound of Woodworms is Art [Art]
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This piece of electronic art involves a microphone listening to 25 woodworms eating away at a log. Chomp, chomp, chomp. On exhibition in Ireland, currently. [Zimoun via BLDGBLOG]Source
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Best Jobs In Science: NASA Concept Illustrators Turn Raw Data Into Art [Space]
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We talked to the Spitzer Space Telescope's visualization team concerning the challenges and rewards of rendering the mission's reams of non-visual data into something that catches the public eye. In a shared office on the southern edge of Caltech's campus, Robert Hurt and Tim Pyle are making art out of science. Armed with the industry standards–Photoshop, ...
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Mapping Your Room Through Sight and Sound [Art]
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A digital media artist by the name of Henderson wants that will help you reconsider your environment. To this end, he's created Radius Music, an art project that scans its surroundings and uses what it finds to create an audiovisual map. Henderson himself describes Radius Music as synthesizing " ideas of cartography and graphic scores as ...
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Techknott’s Dreamcast Portable inspires musings on art, life, and Bomberman Online
A portable game console mod is like a still life: sure, it's been done before, however it's very satisfying when it's done well. Or, to take the analogy further: where a still life lets the artist arrange the design elements with in a composition any way he wants, the modder works with elements necessary for ...
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Nanosys forms alliance with Samsung to further the art of nanotech, fight the gray goo menace
Nanotech: it\'s about to get big -- well, figuratively speaking anyway. California-based Nanosys, who has worked to apply little tech to everything from flash memory to LED-backlit displays, is now applying it to unravel a new problem: cash flow. Through a partnership with Samsung, Nanosys will receive \" funding and resources\" plus a $15 ...
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Walkman Outsold iPod in Japan During August [Apple]It's party time for Sony, as the planets of consumerism aligned to earn it a unprecedented win over Apple's iPod music-playing range. It's the first time Walkman has outsold Apple's music players inside the region since iPod arrived in 2001. Sony had to make a number of sacrifices with the intention to win back musical market share, though, aggressively under-cutting the cost of its rival.![A Dual-Booting Tablet Running Android 1.6 Sounds Barmy, Viewsonic [Tablets]](http://nexgadget.com/images/A-DualBooting-Tablet-Running-Android-Sounds-Barmy-Viewsonic-Tablets_tuTo-_0.jpg)
A Dual-Booting Tablet Running Android 1.6 Sounds Barmy, Viewsonic [Tablets]After warning us last week of their impending dual-booting tablet, ViewSonic has now spilled the beans on the ViewPad 100 's specs. I don't think anyone shall be impressed by the Android 1.6 flavor, even supposing Windows 7 's also there too. I can't consider many the explanation why someone would need a dual-booting tablet, but obviously dual-booting laptops (running something like