This meaningful animal Christmas video created by BBC, the clip shows a band of fun British animals singing through Photoshopped mouths and playing instruments. The lyrics were rewritten to the Jonah Lewie Christmas classic “Stop the Cavalry.”
The animal wish happy Christmas and to have, “Breathing places, space to roam,” The message is moving and thought-provoking. [...]
This first-ever artistic intervention in Google Street View made its debut on the web recently, the artist Robin Hewlett and Ben Kinsley are behind this project, the Street View team and residents of Pittsburghs Northside collaborated on a series of tableaux along Sampsonia Way. Neighbors, and other participants from around the city, staged scenes ranging [...]
Eyemagnet has developed a Virtual Dressing Room for the Hallensteins menswear chain which is transformed to a single panel that reflects the user. The users can just use simple arm and hand gestures to ‘try on’ any dresses for a trial in the store, they can take a snap of any selected outfit and have [...]
Scott Blake’s is a creative artist who create celebrity portraits from barcodes. He created images that look like a mosaic, he has good portfolio of a long list of celebrities like Oprah, Elvis, Bruce Lee, Marilyn Manson, Marilyn Monroe, Ozzie Osbourne and Jane Fonda Madonna, Andy Warhol.. He use a scanner to read each [...]
Imagine the feeling if you find a subway station space more like art gallery, decorated wall mounted exhibits, glass cabinets, standing installations and wide collection of performance art. The Degrave Street subway station is one that come out beyond the expectation as compare to average tube line. It has been transformed into a gallery space [...]
This Cathedral Oceans visual presentation is the ongoing project by John Foxx, he has brilliantly blended audio and visual sensation with graphics, coupled with Gregorian chanting. The recording of John Foxx is ongoing project first appeared on his album in early 1983.
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The Living Image exhibit called The Arcstream AV from the Science Museum in South Kensington, London replicates the incredible feat of walking on water using an overhead projector with sensors which projects pretty nice image of water on the floor and interacts with the visitors.
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Aviary is in private beta add feature of image manipulation, the new toos is called Dodo- a web based time machine, it will convert the image to the specific “age” based on user input. Tell it how much you drink and smoke and not still planned for plastic surgery, it will show how you [...]
