The evolution of technology always amazes me. Even more so, when it can so clearly be seen within the every day life, such as household items, day-to-day activities, or, like in this particular case, movies.
Well done, Pixar! Keep it up!
Tag: visual arts
Puzzle Montage Art by Tim Klein
Here’s something really awesome – Puzzle Montage Art by Tim Klein.
Jigsaw puzzle manufacturers often use the same die-cut pattern for many different puzzles. This makes the pieces interchangeable. As a result, I sometimes find that I can combine portions from two or more puzzles from the same publisher, to make a surreal picture that the publisher never imagined. I take great pleasure in “discovering” such bizarre images lying latent, sometimes for decades, within the cardboard boxes of ordinary mass-produced puzzles.
Via kottke.org.
Phonephobia (vol. 1)
My good friend Slava Dyrdine has finally published his first book of drawings. You can buy a paperback edition from Amazon for only $15. If you are into art and moody things, you’ll love having a copy of this at home or in the office. It also goes well as a present.
WallpapersCraft – high quality desktop backgrounds
WallpapersCraft is a collection of high quality desktop wallpapers / backgrounds. There are quite a few categories and tags. The search works. Tonnes of high quality wallpapers, available in a variety of resolutions. And the site is very fast. If you are in the mood for a new desktop background, I strong suggest you check it out. Here is my new choice:
Classic Programmer Paintings
Classic Programmer Paintings is a hilarious resource with classic paintings featured with modern captions from the programming world.
Francisco Goya, Oil on canvas, 1814
Well worth adding the RSS feed to your geek humor collection…
Found via Andrey Vystavkin.