Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Avatar Addiction

After the release of this epic science fiction film, everyone has gone crazy. Nearly everyone is either talking about Avatar, writing about it or suggesting other people to watch it. Now Avatar has also begun to conquer the Internet.

The first steps in this direction are the emergence of the first celebrity photomontages depicted as avatar characters.

I have gathered one such celebrity collection especially for you. I liked how many famous people were transformed.

Katy Perry
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Madonna
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Britney Spears
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Lady GAGA
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Bono
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Robert Pattison
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Hugh Laurie
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Rowan Atkinson
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Vladimir Putin
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Jay-Z and Beyonce
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Will Smith
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Megan Fox
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The Beatles
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Here is a bunch of other examples of ordinary people transformed into people of Pandora.

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Monday, February 1, 2010

Brian Blessed Does Snooker Commentary

Floppy Disk Art by Nick Gentry

British artist Nick Gentry's paintings give long-forgotten floppy disks a new lease on life. They're still storage media, just in a much more literal sense.

At some point recently, you've probably uncovered an old box of videos, cassettes, and floppies in the basement and thought to yourself, "what am I supposed to do with these?" It turns out you just weren't thinking hard enough.

Painting on canvases comprised of 3.5" floppy disks and VHS tapes, Nick Gentry puts these bygone forms of storage to use in his art.

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