Epy Birds at it again!

Eepybird's Sticky Note Experiment from Eepybird on Vimeo.

Typewriter scuplture

Jeremy Mayer makes sculptures from old typewriter parts, like this reclining lady.

"I disassemble typewriters and then reassemble them into full-scale, anatomically correct human figures. I do not solder, weld, or glue these assemblages together- the process is entirely cold assembly.

I'm very interested in assembly, particularly in nature. I pay very close attention to the strong current in science and technology flowing inexorably toward an emulation of natural systems. Over the years I've been watching the advances in molecular engineering and biotechnology with giddy anticipation and also with a faint ping of trepidation. I love the sciences and science fiction, and both disciplines often stress the importance of considering the ramifications of implementing new technologies. These interests figure greatly into my sculpture and drawings. "

(http://www.jeremymayer.com/Artist.asp?ArtistID=18688&Akey=23SVCF6T)

Check out his website, see more of his works, and get information about his past a future shows here
http://www.jeremymayer.com

Laughing Heads

I stumbled upon this video last week, and I thought it was kinda cool.
Its really amazing to see what 3D animation can do sometimes, and theres something strange yet compelling about watching three floating heads all react to the same unknown events that we're not privleged to see.

Tricked-out golf carts

Time for a little bit of an "automotive" link here :P
I found this blog with even examples of cool golf cat modifications, like the firetruck below
(from http://www.streetrodproductions.com/firetruck.php )


Check out the other examples (including a bentley, a bus, a Hummer, and more) here
http://jalopnik.com/396587/
hot-rods-fire-trucks-and-more-seven-crazy-golf-cart-mods

Life-size baloon characters

As usual, I was doing my trolling of the internet for random links, and I stumbled upon this guy, who does life-size ballon figures - like Elvis, Master Chief (from Halo), and Mario.





View more photos of his work here
http://www.balloonguyentertainment.biz/Archives/FeaturedImages/html/0.htm

Visit his website here
http://www.balloonguyentertainment.biz/

3d Panorama Photography

I think Friday is going to be a frequent two-for-one day, and quite possibly also the day for random posts that I just feel like sharing, even if they don't quite fit the theme of this blog. I haven't found any like that yet, so we'll see about that later.

The first entry for today is a series of 3d panoramas of various locations. I've seen these before, and they're really cool. You can click and scroll from side-to-side, look up and down,or zoom in and out on some of them. Its essentially like you're standing in the center of a bubble, with the images of everything you can see around you, but all in one photograph. It's pretty cool, and I've seen some neat ones of really interesting places before.

http://www.panoscan.com/MK3/ExampleSelect.html