Ferris Beuller said, and I quote “Life moves pretty fast, if you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” Never a truer word spoken in my humble opinion. With that in mind I share with you the following Microphotography and video link. Remember you saw it here first cereal […]
A zombie themed movie shot by students at Cern’s Large Hadron Collider is now available to watch in full online. The 75 minute film was directed and written by PhD physics student Luke Thompson and follows a group of students trapped underground at the world’s largest particle accelerator as malfunctioning equipment turns scientists into zombies. Decay took two […]
“They say laughter is good for the soul…”
Just a brief one; if you haven’t checked out this website please do so, fantastic photography, great idea, good cause. http://www.jr-art.net/
Originally posted on surface & surface:
Turning Tokyo’s daily commute into Art. Michael Wolf is a German photographer based in Hong Kong, hiswork is influenced by life and architecture of mega cities. “Many of his projects document the architecture and the vernacular culture of metropolises.”You can see a previous post on his series Architecture of Density…
This image of a can of Diet Coke with Bacon floats around on the internet, like a ‘greasy Joe’s special’ on a Sunday morning after a night on the tiles. It even has a Facebook page, along with numerous article posts showing its Bacon and Coke glory. Sure enough the picture exists; but does the actual […]
The 172nd birthday of Auguste Rodin, widely thought to be the father of modern sculpture, has been celebrated with a Google doodle. Unless you use Bing or Dogpile (Ha you remember that?) you have probably seen the above Google doodle already today. But who is this gentleman? Well…. French sculptor Auguste Rodin‘s birthday is being celebrated […]
Succinct logic by a very funny man – Chris
