Author: Tony M.

BP Oil Spill Cartoon Characters

What happens to your favorite underwater characters when BP comes spilling into town? Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read every message personally and, with your permission, may feature your thoughts […]

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Create Free Music Online

Want to create some quick mixes online for free with ease? Soundation Studio is the tool for you. Creating music has never been this easy. All you need is an Internet connection. Create from the Soundation Studio free wave library or from your own computer. The only limit is lack of imagination. Whether you are […]

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Doug Wright’s Nipper

Every country at one time had their own Charles M. Schulz, Canada is no exception to this. Doug Wright and his Nipper creation is a Drawn and Quarterly favorite that is getting a respected collected reprinting. The new annual series will be craftily designed by Seth by putting together for the first time the series […]

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Janus Films Charlie Chaplin Poster by Kate Beaton

Kate Beaton, the innovative mind behind the renowned online webcomic ““Hark! A Vagrant”,” which was later transformed into the book “Never Learn Anything From History,” has recently crafted a remarkable poster for Janus Films. This special project pays homage to the timeless cinematic contributions of Charlie Chaplin, showcasing a retrospective of some of his finest […]

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Legos for Grownups

Legos are not just for kids. The universe of Lego is a vast encompassing machine geared to adults now. The men children are in love with their Legos and are building elaborate concepts virtually and giant life size designs. Hillel Cooperman gives a glimpse into this interesting world of Legos for adults, entertaining yet at […]

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Time and Again

http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=12039741&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=00ADEF&fullscreen=1 “Time & Again”, an animated short created by Jacques Khouri about the daily grind we experience each day. The monotony of the daily commute and repetitive working conditions make it a usual boring day. We are creatures of habit and perform the same routines in our leisure time also. Tony M.If this article made […]

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Geek A Week

Geekdom is being celebrated with the latest site called  Geek A Week. Len Peralta captures past and present famous geeks with his trading card facsimile tribute. See set>> Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email […]

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Screaming Lord Sutch Movie

Before the emergence of Alice Cooper and Kiss, Screaming Lord Sutch held the spotlight as a captivating rock and roll sideshow that drew audiences from across England. Serving as a foundational platform, this garage band played a crucial role in shaping the early careers of numerous musicians. Among the notable talents associated with the band […]

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Doodle Jump Passes Five Million Downloads

Igor and Marko Pusenjak, two brothers originally from Croatia were looking to make a little side money in 2009 when they created Doodle Jump. What they created within a year spawned over 5 million downloads. Doodle Jump sells for 99 cents in the iTunes store with sales growing each day. When first introduced the game […]

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Facebook 500 Million Friends

http://flash.sonypictures.com/video/universalplayer/sharedPlayer.swf With 500 million friends you are bound to make enemies. The story of Facebook is coming to the big screen, adapted for the screen by Aaron Sorkin and directed by David Fincher. Jesse Eisenberg plays Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The billion dollar making social site is going to get a public scrutiny with the […]

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Matt Harvey The Wimbledon Poet

“Bounce bounce bounce bounce/ thwackety wackety zingety ping/ hittety backety pingety zang/ wack, thwok, thwack, pok.” Wimbledon has created a buzz with the latest grueling eleven plus hour marathon between American John Isner and Frenchman Nicolas Mahut. There is another spectacle of words by the Official Poet in Residence for the 2010 Championships, Matt Harvey. […]

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