Zombified Star Wars prints by Jeff Hulligan show the force continues to live on, as undead. As we suspected, behind all that gadgetry and robotic appearance of R2D2 and C3PO, they were both hiding a human skeleton. You can buy prints from Jeff’s Etsy shop.
Via Unrealitymag
YouTube user PromisePham has been active for only a short time, and already boasts of a large number of subscribers and more than 100 million views. The secret of her success is very easy to see. Working with a few props and her ingenuity in makeup, Pham often transforms into some of the best known celebrities and characters we love. See some of her transformations here, and don’t forget to checkout her YouTube channel.
A hilarious set of The Avengers movie posters mashed up with other movies.
Light painting photographs by Dennis Calvert are the most intense we’ve seen till now. Dennis sets his camera for the desired exposure and swings around glow sticks to create the desired effect. We’re so totally floored by the flame effects.
See animator Antonio Vicentini go through the world of cameras with this short and sweet animation. It is a fun recap of major camera models and the evolution we have seen in the last 100 years.
Put 10,000 cupcakes in one place, and the world will love anything you throw at it. Make a delicious portrait of a tree, and the world loves you more. Bakery Crumbs and Dollies made this large scale mosaic for a Japanese TV show called ITTEQ. They used a picture of a cherry blossom tree and created the huge 10,000 cupcake mosaic that we will happily devour.
Self-proclaimed superhero Phoenix Jones has been trying to keep the streets of Seattle safe for a while now. But let’s face it, you can’t really be a superhero unless you have a real nemesis, a super villain whose nefarious and evil plans need to be destroyed. Well, congrats Phoenix because you just got yourself a super villain. Rex Velvet has challenged the might of Phoenix Jones. He even made a video and a Facebook Page, so this guy must really know his work. Watch out, Phoenix.
Via Bite
As things go, this music video is so meta and in love with itself. And that is a good thing. Christopher Barrett and Luke Taylor from Us created this music video for Benga’s latest single, I Will Never Change. The video recreates the sound waveform of the song with 960 custom cut vinyl records. It’s fresh and it is lovely.
We’ve all been there: watching a video, enjoying it, when suddenly… buffering. Watch Julian Smith sing the pain buffering brings to this world, and hope you don’t run into the dreaded “buffering”.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 is due the second week of November, but we sure can feast our eyes on the trailer.
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