Wallpaper
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Since wallpapers are making a comeback, I figured I’d post my three most commonly used sources of obtaining it.
1) RedXen’s DeviantArt page (Example: Luminous)
2) Vlad Studio (Example: A Flying Tree)
3) Zastavki (Example: Dead Silence)
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Final Fantasy XIV (Online)
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Any MMO fans? I find it kinda therapeutic to plug into a different life with different goals, frustrations, and friends on occasion – as if I know anyone for that long between colleges, anyway.
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Cat Shit One (Apocalypse Meow)
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Graphic modern warfare and history acted out by anthropomorphic woodland creatures. Each nation is represented by a specific animal. (Americans are rabbits, Vietnamese are cats, Chinese are pandas, French are pigs, etc.) Though the manga takes place in the Vietnam War, a CG version featuring our American rabbit heroes in currently in the works – which takes place in the Middle East and features camels as the opposition. Trailer\’s on YouTube.
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Cheese Doodle Art Exhibit
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Members of the band Five Iron Frenzy covered in MaryJo Brand All-Natural Cheese Doodles as part of a living-art exhibit by Lucy Do in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Their album title “Cheeses…” was to be named “Cheeses of Nazareth” due to this event, but they decided against it.
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Escher in LEGO
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Joint projects of Andrew Lipson and Daniel Shiu: Escher\’s “Waterfall,” “Ascending and Descending,” “Balcony,” “Belvedere,” and “Relativity” redone in LEGO. Pictures of the process, multiple angles, and several other projects can be found at www.andrewlipson.com.
