Author: Tony M.

The People vs George Lucas

George Lucas has struck a chord with many people in the world. Be it good or bad, the man has made a few enemies even with his fans. Star Wars has become a personal vision to many and a letdown when the new trilogy was released. Many see George as a merchandising overlord that exploits […]

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Sticky Moments Doodling on Paper

I am a constant doodler by profession. I doodle everywhere. Sticky Moments is a site that collects doodles on sticky notes papers. Artistically speaking Post-it notes are quite expensive as a choice of medium to draw on. Sticky moments captures the instant flash inspiration. Doodles are the genesis of greater ideas at the time. See […]

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The Vampire Squid

http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/flash/syndicatedVideoPlayer.swf?vid=squid-vampire-threatened-vin The vampire squid is an unusual aquatic creature that inhabits the waters and turns itself “inside out” to avoid predators when threatened. The deep sea cephalopod Vampyroteuthis infernalis meaning “vampire squid from hell” has large eyes to accommodate the dimness of little light where it lives. The alien looking squid is a rare sight […]

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Touch Screen is the Future

http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=6712657&server=vimeo.com&show_title=0&show_byline=0&show_portrait=0&color=00ADEF&fullscreen=1 Is the mouse on the way out? One would think with the advent of the iPhone, iTouch and now the iPad. The touch screen technology is slowly seeping into our homes. Is this truly the future of computers? Touch screen poses a few problems with the human anatomy, desktop touch screens don’t really work […]

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Thinking Ouside the Box

Daring to think different with the advertising agency: Rethink from Canada. The video selected the best video of the week as bestowed by BestAds.com The call-for-entries video for the 2010 scholarship was shot on a shoestring budget and uses classic design techniques to illustrate tried-and-true creative tips. The video aims to inspire students and help […]

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Philip K. Dick Book Covers

Philip K. Dick is celebrated for “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” the Hollywood version better known as Blade Runner. His books are now the latest in film interpretation with recent classics such as Total Recall, Screamers, Minority Report, Paycheck, and A Scanner Darkly. The Philip K. Dick franchise is not letting down with still […]

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Hellboy Video Slot

Name recognition is the name of the game, what might be the worst licensing idea ever for a comic character is sure to catch your attention. Either it’s a hell of an idea or the creators of this will go to hell. Gambling is always finding new ways to attract new customers and why not […]

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Pick Locks Like a Pro

The inner workings of a padlock are quite simple with a possible combination of 100 different variations due to a mechanical weakness to break the said 64,000 combinations as advertised by the makers of the padlocks. This is meant for fun purposes, remember stealing is still a crime. Let’s put those mathematical skills to work […]

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Werner Herzog Reads Curious George-Parody

The parody of Werner Herzog the German director of Bad Lieutenant, Grizzly Man, and Rescue Dawn reads and interprets the children’s classic Curious George. A grimmer side of the classic book, yet funny at the same time. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d […]

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World’s Tallest Skyscrapers on Hold

The tallest buildings of the future are mostly either delayed or canceled due to lack of money. Nimrod will have to wait before he can bend his bow and challenge the creator at 3,000 feet plus. Kuwait is now “can you wait” till we get more money to complete our skyscraper. Are these buildings the […]

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MS Paint World

MS Paint is the free painting program that comes with Windows. Not much you can really do with that program, that is good news for Adobe. Not too many people paint with it or even know where it is nestled. Since Windows 95 till Windows XP, there has not been much change. It’s not exactly […]

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