April 17th, 2007 | Filed Under: Crafting, Design, Games
- Listening Room Made out of Cardboard
- I thought paper sound engineering gear was cool. Then, I came across the cardboard listening room. Enjoy music in a pod constructed of 720 half square cardboard sheets.
[Via: The Cool Hunter]
- Turkish Movie Remakes
- The Turkish version of Hollywood makes Turkish versions of popular American films. Hilarity ensues. Gathered together here are clips of Turkish Star Wars, Superman, Star Trek, etc.
[Via: Fan Tent]
- AbeBooks Advertisement
- An entertaining series of ads for the online bookstore AbeBooks.
[Via: AdArena]
- Miwa Koizumi: PET Project
- Undersea lifeforms sculpted from used plastic soda bottles. A very creative and surreal way to reuse what most would consider trash. But, I doubt she can get the deposit back for them.
[Via: TreeHugger]
- Post-it Notes Donkey Kong
- A four story tall recreation of the first Donkey Kong level. It only took 6,400 Post-it Notes, 10 people, and 5 hours. Pretty good time if you ask me.
[Via: Slashdot]
April 12th, 2007 | Filed Under: Design, Humor, Music
- Papercraft Sound Engineering Equipment
- My secret love of papercraft slams head on into my complete lack of knowledge regarding sound engineering.
[Via: BoingBoing]
- Gene Simmons Rocks Times Square with Guitar Hero II
- I have friends who love Guitar Hero. I have friends who love Xbox 360. These are the same friends who wake people up by sining Strutter by KISS while playing air guitar.
[Via: Joystiq]
- Good vs. Evil Foosball
- I never thought of Hitler, Flash Gordon, Idi Amin, and Saint Francis of Assisi being depicted in such a light. ElevenForty, however, has had such visions. If your dream has always been seeing God versus Lucifer in a game of football, get ready to weep.
- The Alameda-Weehawken Burrito Tunnel
- Utterly incredible. Not living in New York City, I had no idea such extravagant methods of burrito transport were even feasible. This is certainly a stop I will have to make next time I visit. (It would be great if this were true.)