Thursday, January 17, 2013
Link Round-Up: January 17, 2013
"2001: A Space Odyssey" by Jeferson Barbosa
Batgirl high heel shoes, cuz sometimes a girl's just gotta let her nerd flag fly.
Deviantart user LoneFireWarrior has used Garry's Mod and Photoshop to imagine Vindication, the a multi-franchise video game mash-up of our dreams. In it, all your favorite video game characters, including Boba Fett, Commander Shepard, Master Chief and Samus Aran, team up to save reality. Via Reddit
TARDIS Socks
This 1:1 scale velour replica plush Alien Chestburster Plush Toy is currently available to purchase at ThinkGeek.
Buy patterns for all 14 of these Star Wars Mini Amigurumi in order to make your own.
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Short Film: Lisa
The Continuum: "Lisa" directed by Drew Mylrea
Anders has an unfulfilling day job
in manufacturing, but at night, he toils away on his passion project. The twist? Anders builds robots.
"There is a new boom in the technology sector: Robotics. Humanoid robots have replaced most retail employees in major chains across the country. What sets these robots apart is how well their personalities are designed-- how charming and helpful they are, how human they are perceived.
Few people in the world can design such a robot. It is an art - it requires a deep understanding of both humanity and technology. Our story focuses on one such individual: ANDERS OHM."
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robots,
science fiction,
short film,
video
Lego Creation: Rocking-Horse War Ponies
My Little Post-Apocalyptic Rocking-Horse War Ponies by Matt Armstrong
The end times are near and the agents of destruction ride cute little LEGO rocking horses! Armstrong’s vision of the Final Battle reduces the pale rider to My Little Ponies and constructed them with LEGO bricks. They're a little less imposing than other visions, but they're probably a lot more fun to play with.
Video: Officially Limited Teaser
Officially Limited is “a documentary about the world of limited edition movie posters, art prints and the cultural implications of a copyright world”. The project is nearing completion and you can help the director John Otterbacher to do so by contributing to the project page through IndieGogo.
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documentary,
movie posters,
posters,
video
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