Alex Santoso's Blog Posts
| The movie "Scream" in 30 seconds and re-enacted by bunnies. Link Don't miss other movies re-enacted in 30 seconds, again, by bunnies. Link They're awesome! (via growabrain) |
| Nathan Sawaya has created a lot of table top and large sculptures, mosaics, and other nifty stuff from lego bricks. Link |
Dave Nitsche's conceptual photos are sometimes witty, sometimes surprising, but always interesting. http://www.davenitsche.com/concept.htm |
Sergei Kalinin of Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Alexei Gruverman of North Carolina State University have created a new electromechanical imaging technique. They used tiny blasts of sound to probe the surface and subsurface of delicate biological materials (for example, wing of a butterfly). This new "nanoscope" can also visualize things at the level of a single molecule. Link |
| Solar Death Ray is built with over 100 mirrors to focus the sun's ray into a deadly beam. http://www.solardeathray.com/index.html |
| Would you have invested with these people in 1978? No? You should - it's Microsoft. Link |
Huh? Antarctica has a currency? Turns out they're made by The Antarctica Overseas Exchange Office Ltd in Custer, Washington to raise funds for various scientific projects in Antarctica. http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/notedir/Antarctican_Notes.html See also Ron Wise' AMAZING collection of over 10,000 paper money from all over the world. http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/ |
| In a cheeky ad for Guinness called "noitulovE" (get it? No? You'll get it when you see the ad), see what happened to these 3 drinking buddies. One of the best ads I've seen in a long while. Link (via BoingBoing) |
| Symbols.com has hobo signs from around the world. No. 1 (French): "Here they give you food if you work well" No. 2 (US): "Here they'll rough you up" Actually this cool website has many, many more definition of all kinds of symbols. Link |
Camille Allen made these amazingly detailed and life-like tiny babies from polymer clay (no, actually not marzipan). http://www3.telus.net/camilleallen/camilleallen/index.htm (Thanks Kandra!) |
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