KFC we do chicken right
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Le Corbusier frame
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le corbu frame cut-outs..make one..
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Choose you Vader…Vader old and new (or is it new and old?)
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Whilst it would be all too easy to view this Conceptual Darth Vader Helmet, realised by Kropserkel Design, as a refreshingly modern take on Darth Vader’s Helmet, the somewhat surprising fact is that, though it undoubtedly looks more modern than the original as featured in the cult sci-fi Star Wars films, this work is actually based on Ralph McQuarrie’s original illustrations that subsequently evolved into Vader as we know him today.
Perhaps serving as testament to the widely accepted idea that style and trends tend to repeat themselves in somewhat of a cycle (rather than evolving in a merely linear fashion), were we to place the original Darth Vader Helmet and this conceptual model together and ask which of the two was the more modern design we’ll warrant, with some confidence, that those asked would label this conceptual work as indisputably being a modern interpretation of the original. And, to be fair, who could blame them?
Darth Vader New and Old
Vader old and new (or is it new and old?)
Rather than merely paraphrase the original text concerning this fascinating project here we would urge those interested to stop by the Kropserkel website for further information concerning the realization of Darth Vader as he may have been (its a great read).
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World Trade Center, Vinoly’s Proposal
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steel cage tower like Eiffel’s ?
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what if..
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Some Russian bloggers tried to imagine how the popular international brands and products could look if Russians took over the world someday…
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John Heartfield\’s work II (Masterpieces of Political Art)
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This is before the advent of Photoshop. John Heartfield\’s work pre-dating
WWII. (set II)
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John Heartfield\’s work I (Masterpieces of Political Art)
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This is before the advent of Photoshop. John Heartfield\’s work pre-dating WWII (set I)
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La Muse gives it all
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from La Muse (comics)
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SCREW You!
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I am a Designer, not a fucking Screwdriver*
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black and white and red all over
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What\’s black and white and red all over and is going to court?
Eddie Van Halen is suing Nike, claiming the shoe company ripped off his iconic paint job, as seen on his Frankenstein guitar (lower right in the picture above) for its new line of Dunk shoes (upper center, above). Van Halen says he came up with that pattern for the guitar in 1978 and patented it in 2001.
Earlier this year he came out with his own line of funky shoes (upper right, above) and he says Nike has done him irreparable harm and damage by copying it. The Nike lawyers say the don\’t see the similarity.
and oh..it can also be a great paintjob (extreme left) as a tribute rather than a profit-fueled trademark infringement…perfect!
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Gotta give credit to the humble guy, such focus
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His trainer\’s poetry were many,
until they got in the ring with Manny,
His fighter Hatton,
took one right on the button,
he thought the punch would miss,
but the canvas he kissed.
Oh that Mayweather bloke,
is a real BIG joke!
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Transformers gone Steampunk
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The year is 1884, a century earlier from the G1 continuity. From the graphic novel, Hearts of Steel.
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War Memories, WWII
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On a more serious positive note 
LOL..(which happened in reality and in history by the way)..These photos are part of my trip down in southeast asia..of what was left from WWII..battery of canons, tunnels, barracks, ruins, canteen flasks etc…the whole island is a museum.
These “disappearing canons” were part of the fortifications done by us, Americans between 1922-1932 @ Batterry Geary and battery Crockett in Isla del Corregidor.
According to the war plan, these forts were supposed to be able to make a six-month stand. The fortifications were designed solely to beat off a seaborne attack. When our military planners realized that airplanes would one day render Fort Mills obsolete, the U.S. was restricted from improving the fortifications by the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922.
Battery Geary was a battery of eight 13-ton, 12-inch mortars. This battery, when pinpointed by the Japanese, was subjected to heavy shelling. One direct hit by a 240-mm shell, which detonated the magazines of this battery in May 1942, proved to be the most crippling shot during the entire siege. This shelling tossed the mortars around, one to a distance of 150 yards (140 m), another was blown through three feet of reinforced concrete wall into the adjoining powder magazine of Battery Crockett. Large chunks of steel were blown as far as the Malinta Tunnel, killing 27 of the battery crew instantly. Also, one mortar still had a live round in its breech, and it was in the process of firing the shell when the magazine was hit.
Talk about the price of freedom.
The 45 star American flag was adopted after Utah became a US State. The flag went unchanged for 12 years, from July 4th, 1896 to July 3rd, 1908, when Oklahoma became a state.
“We shall not forget”. In honor of our fallen soldiers.
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Jetfire concept TF2
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credits to this fanmade concept Jetfire for TF2, you got my vote =).. Jetfire (Revenge of the Fallen) as an old fart just doesn\’t suite me..
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Ãœbermensch is watching you
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Curt Kessler, das Übermensch – Gifted with super strength, practical indestructibility, a massive sight spectrum and the ability to fly. He is the poster boy of both the Dreifaltigkeitliga and the Großdeutsches Reich..
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star trek darkly
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(from the panels):
“There is the world we know, where good men struggle against the selfish and the cruel.”
“But there is a reality beyond the world we know, a reality where the selfish and the cruel are embraced, and the qualities of kindness and mercy are not seen as ideals to be lauded, but instead weaknesses to be snuffed out.”
“A reality that at first glance seems identical, but is in fact revealed to be a twisted, dark reflection of our own. and therein lies the irony. For how can a world that seems so familiar…”
“..be so different”
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kaisereich sudostasien
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black sun of the south east
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as fatherland would like it
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somewhere in alternate europe, post reich concordat (1933)
(credits to previous post by Demon)
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national socialism wallpaper
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So does Adolph approves..
(credits to previous post by iddqd)
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kryptonian origin
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mythos in a not so usual context
