Tagged: awesome, batman, gifs, legos, win
Via: cheezburger.com
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
TV Theme Medley
TV Theme Medley:
There are 15, or possibly more, TV show themes in this medley by the Koren Ensemble. So far, I haven’t found a cheat list, and there’s no way I could name them all. See, I didn’t even know the Paula Cole song was a TV theme! How many can you name? Go to the YouTube page and find out how to get a free download of this song. -Thanks, Daniel!
When Life Imitates The Wire of the Day
When Life Imitates The Wire of the Day:
Tagged: Omar Actually Comin', Omar Little, The Wire
When Life Imitates The Wire of the Day: Baltimore Sun crime reporter Justin Fenton came across an interesting item in the local police blotter. It seems a man bearing the same name as The Wire‘s notorious hood Robin Hood, Omar Little, was arrested last night “on a handgun charge.”
Fenton reached out to show runner David Simon, who said the fictional character was not based on a single person, but is actually a composite of several individuals, hence the existence of a law-skirting Baltimorean named Omar Little is “coincidence, completely.”
First Snoop gets busted in a drug raid, and now there’s a real Omar Little roaming the streets of B-more? What next? J.D. Williams is in Hell for the crimes Bodie committed?
[@justin_fenton / warmingglow.]
Tagged: Omar Actually Comin', Omar Little, The Wire
The Ultimate Gift For An Arrested Development Fan
The Ultimate Gift For An Arrested Development Fan:
If you watch Arrested Development, then you know there’s always money in the Banana Stand, which is why this is such a great gift for any fan of the show.
Nope, still can’t stand Dale and his meddling ways.
Nope, still can’t stand Dale and his meddling ways.: 
Nope, still can’t stand Dale and his meddling ways.
My name is LEGO Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
My name is LEGO Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.: 
My name is LEGO Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Norman Seeff photography
Norman Seeff photography:
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Norman Seeff is one of the greatest photographers and portraitists of our time, creative filmmaker, born in South Africa in 1939, is active since the early sixties, before his lens have passed hundreds of people, famous and less famous.
This gallery portrays characters very famous in the late seventies and eighties, are almost always relaxing, carefree, even wanting to pose, but always happy moments that refer to a certain carefree, probably due to the success of the moment.
HERE the complete gallery
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Cookie Monster Stainless Steel Water Bottle
Cookie Monster Stainless Steel Water Bottle:
Cookie Monster Stainless Steel Water Bottle - $11.95
The New Year is here! The resolutions are made! Will 2012 be the year you get your inner cookie loving monster under control? Get inspired to stay hydrated and get active with the Cookie Monster Stainless Steel Water Bottle from the NeatoShop.
Be sure to check out the NeatoShop for more fun Water Bottles! Oh, and once you are over all the exercising be sure to come back and check out all the exciting Food & Drinks!
Recipe: Creamsicle Mimosas
Recipe: Creamsicle Mimosas:
Just when you thought a mimosa couldn't get any more tasty .... Jessica of How Sweet it is has a recipe for creamsicle mimosas that includes fluffed marshmallow vodka and whipped cream.
Artist Cuts Encyclopedias to Create Storybook Art
Artist Cuts Encyclopedias to Create Storybook Art: 
The Siege
England-based Alexander Korzer-Robinson is not a traditional artist, rather he enjoys creating narrative scenes by using pre-existing media, such as encyclopedias. Like Brian Dettmer, this artist creates his book sculptures by carefully cutting into pages, exposing some of the illustrations while removing others. The images seen in the finished work are left untouched, standing in their original place.
Korzer-Robinson's work is very intricate and delicate as well as very time consuming but the end product is clearly a sight to be seen. Check out our interview with Alexander, below, to learn more about his creative process.
The Siege
When and how did you first get into creating this form of artwork?
I have been working on the cut books for a little over four years now. I had been experimenting with old books for a while, and it took me about a year to refine the process of creating them to the point where they are today. It took a lot of trial and error, and quite a number of books ended up in the rubbish bin as a result.
Rock Garden
What's the most challenging aspect about this type of work?
The most challenging aspect for me is to find the hidden narrative in the books I cut up. I use mainly non-fiction books as a starting point. I then go through those volumes to find my composition. During the actual process, cutting around some of the images and cutting out others, the narrative of the composition evolves further, and the final pieces is a result of planning and chance.
Wanderers
What inspired you to use encyclopedias for the Meyers series?
As far as non-fiction goes, for me encyclopedias are as good as it gets. Since the articles of an encyclopedia are just connected by alphabetical order, it creates the most interesting juxtapositions. To make meaning out of this mass of seemingly disjointed imagery is a true joy for me. As a lot of the books I use, the pieces of the Meyers series are over a hundred years old. It is a source of inspiration by itself just to handle those old volumes.
Gustav's Dream II
What's next for you?
I have a lot of exhibitions lined up in the new year, in the UK as well as abroad. I am working on new series of books, as well as on other projects that are in their early phases. Also, I am continuing to browse old bookstores to find new material for my work.
Night Garden
Hidden Valley
Mind of the Poet
Gestation Myth
Window
Day of the Dead
Suspended Lion
Alexander Korzer-Robinson's website
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