Urban Camouflage

Thursday, August 13th, 2009

I so want to do this: UrbanCamouflage.de.

“The commercial space is a clean and untouched area. Our project exeeds the limit and enters the world of commerce without any permission.”

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Way of the Chameleon Bonus Round:
And this makes me want to chase designer Aya Tsukioka: Link.

“Inspired by Japan’s medieval Ninjas, who camouflaged themselves with dark-colored cloths.”

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Japanese Minivan Design

Monday, August 10th, 2009

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A nice gallery of Japanese Minivans, at World Famous Design Junkies.

Insane Sand Art

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

Check out this awesome sand art video. Only on Ukranian TV:

(via Portal-A . . . Rumor has it they have some killer T-Shirts!)

Cardboard Tube Fighting League

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

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I think I’m in love, and I haven’t even met her in person yet:
The Cardboard Tube Fighting League.

More cardboard melee photos and awesomeness at Cakehead Loves Evil.

Russian Stealth Fighter

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009

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From industrial designer Aleksander Dultsev – design images of the new/upcoming Russian stealth fighter.

(via English Russia)

Cos-play

Saturday, July 18th, 2009

A few days ago, Dr. Bill “the Coz” Cosby turned 72 years old.
Bill brought us Jell-O pudding pops, Fat Albert, Cosby sweaters, and a higher standard of fatherhood across the nation.

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Did any of us get him anything for his birthday or did we all just sign the card?

Andrew Salomone made a portrait of Bill Cosby out of Jell-O shots.


My birthday present to Bill Cosby:
Bill, I officially forgive you for making “Leonard Part 6.”

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Pudding Pops Bonus Round:
The awesomest Cosby tattoo ever, and . . .
January 20th is National Cosby Sweater Day.

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Star Wars: Uncut and Reshot

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away . . .
472 teams will reshoot 15 second clips of the first Star Wars movie, “Star Wars (IV): A New Hope.” When all teams have submitted their footage, they will be stitched together to create the “uncut” version:

Star Wars Uncut

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