That's Retarded.

Hidden Violence

Kids Shouldn't Watch Too Much TV

Model Auckland

Tilt-shift miniature faking is a process in which a photograph of a life-size location or object is manipulated so that it looks like a photograph of a miniature scale model. By distorting the focus of the photo, the artist simulates the shallow depth of field normally encountered with macro lenses making the scene seem much smaller than it actually is. Many miniature faked photographs are taken from a high angle to further simulate the effect of looking down on a miniature. Not all photos make good source material for faking as you can see by some of my images above.

World War 2 photos are even less suitable, as you can see here.

The effect looks better if you click on the images to make them bigger.

Never Too Early.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Don't Vote

Just for Frank...

The Apostles' Creed, in Latin of course.

The Nicene Creed, First Council of Nicea (325) in the original Greek.

Why?

Just because Frank has issues with The Message.

Sermon on the Mount, in Living Colour

So Rhett, BJ and Frank copied me. Plagiarism is, they say, the highest form of flattery. But Frank goes one step farther than Rhett and BJ. He lays claim that his creation towers above all others. I disagree, and to prove my point, I present the true Sermon on the Mount. In living colour. Jesus, at least in my mind, was a colourful character. If Frank wants to see the J-Man as boring and one dimensional, that's up to him, I guess.

I still think Rhett's is the nicest looking one so far.

Jesus Freak Lyrics

Ok, so the Song might not be iconic in everyone's eyes, but the technology behind it is very cool. Go make your own and leave a link in the comments.

Drinking Oil

“Last year 16 million gallons of oil were consumed to make plastic water bottles”.

MUTO: a wall-painted animation

Cool

Lego vs Reality

I'm not sure which is more disturbing, Eddie Adams' iconic Vietnam photo or Mike Stimpson's lego version with the iconic lego smiles.

Life is good.

Time Traveling Catholics!

I like comics and graphic novels because of their visual style. If a comic or graphic novel fails in the visual department then (for me) it fails as a whole. If I want to read a novel, I'll read a novel, If I want to be able to gaze at a visual feast whilst immersing myself in a gripping saga, I'll find a good looking graphic novel (slash comic).

Which brings me to Pax Romana, Which looks at what could happen if the Catholic Church sent a team of time-traveling mercenaries to 4th Century Rome with the aim of changing history to prevent the rise of any other religion.

Oh yeah, thats something to chew on ain't it?

But better than the possibilities of time traveling mercenary Catholics, is the stunning visual style.

Even better is issue one being put online for free.

Check it out now.

$122

Today I bought home the most expensive book I own. $122 retail price. Of course I didn't pay for it work did. It's called Design Anarchy and you'll probably hear me raving about it later...

MACHeads, oh Boy!

For Rhett :o)

FreakAngels

[FreakAngels: is recommended for mature audiences]

A is for Apple

For Rhett.