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Posted on 07.14.06 by Widge @ 6:13 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own.  "I don't care, lady--I'm not going to validate your freaking parking!" Joey Interactive has a nice gallery up of the works of Cedric Delsaux, where he's taken Star Wars characters and placed them in Paris. Cedric's site appears to be under construction, so for right now check them out on Joey's site here. Categorized as: Art
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Posted on 07.09.06 by Widge @ 5:02 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own.  Next time you're a Hollywood bigshot and you need some bizarre critters, the name to pull from your rolodex should be Hajime Emoto. He has a Museum of Fantastic Specimens where the specimens in question are entirely from his own head, crafted only from paper, bamboo and modeling paste. I find this extremely impressive, since the most productive thing I ever did crafts-wise with paste was to eat it. We've linked you to Pink Tentacle there since the actual site is in Japanese. Categorized as: Art
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Posted on 07.05.06 by Widge @ 2:47 am
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own.  The Cool Hunter points us to something rather nifty: Diesel--yes, the clothing label--holds a contest to turn a wall on their headquarters into art. There's plenty of examples on Cool Hunter as well as in the gallery. Check out the Diesel website for more details. And yes, that's supposed to be the Pope in the picture there. Nice. Categorized as: Art
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Posted on 06.07.06 by Widge @ 11:09 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own. Arthur Ganson is an artist who makes machines (a.k.a. kinetic sculptures) that are just mesmerizingly bizarre and wonderful. The first one, and this post's namesake, is "Machine With Wishbone," and we found it via Neatorama. But once we got started, well, we just couldn't stop. Following "Wishbone" are three others we found on YouTube. These things are like Lay's Potato Chips, we just couldn't stop with one. Machine With Wishbone:
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Posted on 05.30.06 by Widge @ 9:42 pm
Comments on this: none yet. Add your own.  You know, it's funny that I ran across this now while I'm reading a recent interview with Paul Levitz in the recent issue of Write Now!. In it, he proved me right about how DC Comics has abandoned kids. He talked about how kids were such a tiny part of their audience. Yeah, it's funny how that works. Publish books that no kid would want to read and the amount of kids buying your books goes down. Stunning. Anyway, one of the people who obviously thinks that's crap and is taking pains to get kids to read comics is Otis Frampton, whose Chazzie-nominated Oddly Normal is a great story for kids and it won't cause an allergic reaction in adults. I haven't seen the trade paperback yet, but I believe it's due out, so to be on the safe side, snag it from the Viper Comics site. That page also has the first chapter online in its entirety. Go. Enjoy. Throw coin at their heads. The reason I bring up Mr. Frampton at this point in time is because I ran across his blog and his nice series of Figments that he puts on the site usually twice a week. I picked my personal favorite for the image here. They're kind of like Michel Gagné on lithium. Very nice. Categorized as: Art
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