The (possibly) final theatrical movie poster for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull by legendary movie poster artist Drew Struzan has been unleashed. The poster features the first official close-up look at the alien-like Crystal Skull and a snake crawling out from the foliage around the Mayan ruins.
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This cool image was created by the photo/video artist Homato. I’d hate to be the ATC person at this place.
If nothing else, this LED glass door is commendable for its beautiful etched dragon design. Best of all, you can build your own using the instructions linked from this article. There is also a gallery of pictures showing the process. Nice.
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Try this. It’s a simple little interactive drawing animation.
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This is a great idea, well executed in a couple of cities. The original post indicates that at least in one case the idea won’t be permanent and there would certainly be some issues with the book covers getting old, but how cool is this?
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This weekend was the anniversary of his death. Here’s a great way to remember him.
At the Pidgeon Point Lighthouse they switch back to the old kerosene lamps once a year to test everything out. They then leave it in non-rotation so photographers can capture pictures like this one. Very nice! Read more about it.
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Geeky sweet! Someone thought it would be a good idea to model their home theater after the Enterprise NCC-1701D from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The result is super geeky, but actually rather cool. The system also features “one of the largest Kaleidescape hard-drive based storage systems” ever created, amassing eight servers with 3,816 [...]
Another “Droste effect” picture, on the concept of “4.0 mega pixels”. Nicely done. A very clean image and cool to look at too. Just click on the picture to see the full image.
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Frank Lloyd Wright would love this video. It is a great creative work showing a classic bit of architecture using state of the art graphic animation. Wow! Is this art or nature or design or… it’s pretty much everything.
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