Pioneers of the electronic side of graffiti, these guys from Eyebeam are really pushing the boundaries of what can be done on the streets in our age of technology.
This was what their website had to say on their concept.
"The Graffiti Research Lab is dedicated to outfitting graffiti writers, artists and protesters with open source tools for urban communication. The goal of the G.R.L. is to technologically empower individuals to creatively alter and reclaim their surroundings from commercial and corporate culture. G.R.L. agents are currently working in the lab and in the field to develop and test a range of experimental technologies for the state-of-the-art graffiti writer."
Check out the ingenious design for carrying the equipment:
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Ron English dissects a superhero
Artist Ron English has dissected Captain America for his upcoming show at the Opera Gallery this November. He has definitely put alot of work into this piece and if you scroll down to read the Supertouch article on him, you'll see why! What an amazing concept!
"Catching up with Supertouch’s own RON ENGLISH in his Jersey studio, we got a first-hand look at the master’s new huge-scale painting, “Dissect” featuring a very stripped-down Captain America before a background of some of his most patriotic comic strips.
The phenomenal thing about this piece is that the background comic panels are entirely hand-painted and not a collage. Every single panel has been replicated with exacting detail by Ron, right down to the hand-lettered dialogue. While mere mortals would take months to complete such a task, our boy wrapped this monster manga project up inside of a few weeks. See it in person at his forthcoming show at Manhattan’s Opera Gallery in November. (Rumor has it a limited edition print of this painting might appear at this year’s SD ComiCon)…
Many thanks to Supertouch for the images and article.
For those of you who don't know, Captain America, the comic superhero was tragically killed (again) in 2007. Read the Wikipedia article to find out more.
"Catching up with Supertouch’s own RON ENGLISH in his Jersey studio, we got a first-hand look at the master’s new huge-scale painting, “Dissect” featuring a very stripped-down Captain America before a background of some of his most patriotic comic strips.
The phenomenal thing about this piece is that the background comic panels are entirely hand-painted and not a collage. Every single panel has been replicated with exacting detail by Ron, right down to the hand-lettered dialogue. While mere mortals would take months to complete such a task, our boy wrapped this monster manga project up inside of a few weeks. See it in person at his forthcoming show at Manhattan’s Opera Gallery in November. (Rumor has it a limited edition print of this painting might appear at this year’s SD ComiCon)…
Many thanks to Supertouch for the images and article.
For those of you who don't know, Captain America, the comic superhero was tragically killed (again) in 2007. Read the Wikipedia article to find out more.
15 Hilarious Church Signs
These signs in front of churches, with a witticism or a fun that will made you groan.
Source: Oddee.com
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Funny Pictures
Friday, June 29, 2007
RPG Fishing
When you can't be bothered to fish the proper way, try this Afghan soldier-style out for size.
Thanks to the Look Rare! team.
Thanks to the Look Rare! team.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
The Hole In CDs
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
10/10 Exhibition TV Commercial
Shadow Sculptures
Incredibly detailed shadow sculptures created by Tim Noble & Sue Webster.
Thanks to Ektopia for the heads up.
Thanks to Ektopia for the heads up.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Ripley's Freak Show
That's One Strange Cat - "Stalking Cat" has spend thousands of dollars slowly tattooing every square inch of his face.
Stalking Cat - Another world famous Ripleyite who tattooed and pierced himself.
The Ripley's Dream Team of Oddities (Stalking Cat, Lizardman, Lee the longest nail lady).
Tom Leppard - Believe it or not, Tom Leppard has spent thousands of dollars to honor the animal.
Lizardman, the man who turned himself into the "human lizard", by tatooing over 90% of his body.
Lizardman shows off his latest trick, The Corkscrew.
Lee the longest nail lady - Who wants a back scratch?
Long neck.
Magnetic Personality - This 71 year old man named Thow Lin of Malaysia goes by the name of "Magnet Man".
Minikiss - Minikiss is a Kiss tribute band and all four members are little people.
The 1400 LB Man.
Spikes - Steve Haworth, 35, is a three dimensional modification artist in Phoenix AZ.
Jim Mouth, the man who can insert over 200 straws into his mouth.
CoJoined Twins.
WolfBoy - "Wolfboy" Ramos Gomez, of Mexico is on the prowl during the grand opening of Ripley's Believe It Or Not.
Fencing at 10,000 Feet!
Snake-Eyes - Two headed milksnake.
Baby Turtle with 2 heads!
Star - The 2-headed calf.
Ripley's Believe it or Not Images.
Source: Ripley's
Stalking Cat - Another world famous Ripleyite who tattooed and pierced himself.
The Ripley's Dream Team of Oddities (Stalking Cat, Lizardman, Lee the longest nail lady).
Tom Leppard - Believe it or not, Tom Leppard has spent thousands of dollars to honor the animal.
Lizardman, the man who turned himself into the "human lizard", by tatooing over 90% of his body.
Lizardman shows off his latest trick, The Corkscrew.
Lee the longest nail lady - Who wants a back scratch?
Long neck.
Magnetic Personality - This 71 year old man named Thow Lin of Malaysia goes by the name of "Magnet Man".
Minikiss - Minikiss is a Kiss tribute band and all four members are little people.
The 1400 LB Man.
Spikes - Steve Haworth, 35, is a three dimensional modification artist in Phoenix AZ.
Jim Mouth, the man who can insert over 200 straws into his mouth.
CoJoined Twins.
WolfBoy - "Wolfboy" Ramos Gomez, of Mexico is on the prowl during the grand opening of Ripley's Believe It Or Not.
Fencing at 10,000 Feet!
Snake-Eyes - Two headed milksnake.
Baby Turtle with 2 heads!
Star - The 2-headed calf.
Ripley's Believe it or Not Images.
Source: Ripley's
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- Graffiti Research Lab
- Ron English dissects a superhero
- 15 Hilarious Church Signs
- RPG Fishing
- The Hole In CDs
- 10/10 Exhibition TV Commercial
- Shadow Sculptures
- Ripley's Freak Show
- MiQ Willmott Customs
- The Galloping Shrimp
- Blu the street artist extraordinaire
- The Real Total Recall
- Link Dump
- The 305
- UFO over Brooklyn
- Chinese Watermelon Art
- Big Rally Crash
- Behind the Mask
- Link Dump
- Johnny Depp on Japanese TV show
- Buried car being dug up after 50 years
- Link Dump
- Lost in 30 Seconds
- Nerd Tattoos
- Wireless POWER
- Link Dump
- Funny Mailboxes
- Ouch - Skiing Gone Wrong
- World's Longest Parade of Ferrari Cars
- Light "Acid" Saber!
- Ray Charles ~VS~ Thriftshop XL
- Link Dump
- Sweet Beatboxing Inspector Gadget Theme
- Voices behind Shrek the Third characters
- Fastest Talking Woman In the World
- Funny Faces Of Celebrities
- Funniest Movie Death Scenes
- Bizarre Chinese Delicacies
- Milk Scanner
- Rotating Wall
- Wall-mountable Wireless Printer
- Hamster-Powered Paper Shredder MkII
- Karma Moon
- London 2012 Logo
- May I fart in your mouth?
- American Cake Art
- Hot Wheels
- NVC Crew
- Plant Speakers
- ambition/achievement/amazement
- Antilia, next-generation buildings
- Creepy Robotic Baby
- Craola One
- Nike X Transformers
- Rohby Robotics Customs
- Man-Child
- The True Power of Photoshop
- 10:10 Show, Hong Kong
- Phuek
- $98,000,000!
- 40ft Robot Elephant
- Celebrity Look-Alikes
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