Been having a few problems with comment spam over the last few months and finally got around to installing the Spam Karma plugin, which should effectively delete any dodgy comment spam (it’s a clever plugin, you should read how it works…half way down the page). However, there’s a chance that any other comments may be challenged. If you find you’re having problems sending in a comment then please let me know so I can change the settings this end. Oh…happy new year and all that ;-)
Month: December 2004
Silly Pink Bunnies
Jeremy Fish’s Silly Pink Bunnies is packed with interesting illustrations. My favourite’s are from the The Big Stupid section. [via]
ELF (Electronic Life Forms)
Pascal Glissmann and Martina Höfflin’s ELFs (Electronic Life Forms) are strange little solar powered insect art installations. Check out the video. [via]
Patently Silly
The two guys behind Patently Silly sift through all the genuine patents and dishes up the best ones. For instance, this Light Bulb Changer. [via]
Joseph Seigenthaler
Joseph Seigenthaler’s work is very…dark. Check out his sculptures and noggins. [via]
Beatles Mega-Mash-Up Goodness
Now, I love a good mash-up…I do, but one thing that I’ve not heard is a single tune created by using so many other tunes. This Beatles medley contains samples from forty of their tunes with five being played simultaneously in places! If this link goes down you can check out the original Boing Boing post as new links and mirrors are appearing to cope with demand. [via]
Sign ØØØ6
Number ØØØ6 in the series.
No Rope Climbing Videos
No Rope Productions have loads of climbing videos online. Check them out if that’s your kind of thing.
C100
I’m not crazy about all of C100’s art but this images I like I really like. For instance, I love the images with the characters below. There are some crackers in the art outside section. [via]
Seak
Seak’s work is astounding, and astoundingly complicated! He creates urban art but manages to fuse organic and robotic creature-like structured work as well as amazing typography. He manages to give his 3D lettering so much depth.
