Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
Another 8 Bit Flick II
Posted by: movingscene on: October 1, 2009
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This one is made by 4th grade communication design students from Stuttgart, Germany. The student I show you, visualized a traditional german song for children. The rest you´ll see. Just amazing and now I cry about my broken NES. Thx a lot. Via Nerdcore and Slanted Click here for the youtube channel, to see the [...]
David Ellis and BLU in Italy
Posted by: movingscene on: September 30, 2009
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This is a few days old and you may have seen it on other blogs before, but this shit is so awesome, I have to re-post it. Just watch and enjoy the work of BLU and David Ellis on the Fame Festival in Italy. Via nomnomnom
What happen when malls die?
Posted by: movingscene on: September 29, 2009
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In the german online magazin SpOn I found a very interesting article about the page deadmalls.com. All over the united states people started to discover old and rotten malls. I love those old industrial ruins (ok, this is not industry you narrow minded geography student). These old malls are a nice sign for the changing [...]
When Stalin meets Kozik
Posted by: movingscene on: September 22, 2009
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Geeez, when I read the new Rugged I saw a bust made by Frank Kozik, it shows the great leader of vietnamese communism Ho Chi Minh. When visiting strangekiss.com, I saw that Kozik also made a bust of Stalin in bronze. Is somebody out there who is willing to buy me one?
Another 8 bit flick
Posted by: movingscene on: September 4, 2009
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After the glorious flick yesterday, here´s another one. Enjoy
When Lego hits the C64
Posted by: movingscene on: September 3, 2009
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While I was looking for some cool 8bit demos, I found this on youtube. Two of my favourite child toys – Lego and the legendary Commodore 64 – were combined by some guys. They say it took them about 1500 hours to make this video. Respect folks!
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