The highly-rated Robert Crumb's Book of Genesis is parodied by Ward Sutton for the Village Voice. Classic Robert Crumb characters are used in a tribute of sorts to the band Genesis and the themes from their discography.
If you have not heard of Goojje it is most likely you do not live in China. Goojje is the Google clone that is heavily censored by the Chinese government. Goojje has yet to turn a profit since January 14, 2010. Goojje was created by Huang Jiongxuan, a female college student. Google is crying fowl […]
Do you know exactly where your milk comes from besides the farm. Well you would be surprised with the wealth of information that can be found on your milk carton and various other by-products made from milk. With a simple two sets of numbers you will find the origin of the milk found in your […]
The power of numbers has a significance in our daily lives. From the day you are born to the numbers you are assigned, they can either play havoc or bless your life. John Baez examines the concept of number and their “personalities” on humanity and science. Languages might be different but numbers are the common […]
Brussels artist Ben Heine is a mad hatter himself as his commercial art shines brilliantly. His circle mashing interpretation of Johnny Depp’s Mad Hatter is a kaleidoscope visual feast. Ben dabs into other forms of commercial experiments between lined drawings and photographs, the marriage of lines and photo realistic images is a laboratory of originality. […]
Winscape Windows is the ideal way to introduce an artificial window environment to rooms where it is impossible to have windows. Since the technology is there, why not go further and introduce exotic scenes of outlandish wonder. Custom Winscape software with configurable screen parameters Two HD plasma displays for great contrast and wide viewing angles […]
http://fora.tv/embedded_player I keep thinking of REM’s song “It’s The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine).” Learning from our past and gathering the right information will spell our survival. Is the Internet the savior of our present day civilization? Some would tell you it’s quite the opposite. David Eagleman’s “Six […]
You don’t have to be Jacques-Yves Cousteau or Captain Nemo to know your ABC’s or live under the sea. If you are James Mattison, knowing your A-B-Sea you will not be like a fish out of the sea, because you will know your fish. A personal project James created a chart for his daughter as […]
The iGeneration according to Dr. Larry D. Rosen is rewired a bit different than all generations before them. Rewired: Understanding the iGeneration and the Way They Learn, examines this exciting generation and how they are building the future within the new technology they are growing up with. Is this new social networking without actually being […]
With more blogs and social network sites growing each day, comments are open for all to share their views and at the same time increase traffic. Expressing your spleen is one thing but vile attacks on these sites is an increasing part of the game and many are starting to screen comments vigilantly, others turning […]
http://www.dailymotion.com/swf/video/xcv6dv PIXELS by Patrick Jean is an invasion story of old 8-bit video-game icons all shot on location in New York City. 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 […]
SICAF 2010 International Digital Cartoon Competition from Seoul wants the world to know of their international competition for all cartoonists to join and make some serious money at the same time. This being their 14th edition and growing each year is open to all. More info>> SICAF Organizing Committee and Seoul Animation Center are proud […]