The terrifying walking war machines of The Empire Strikes Back are back, this time as little puppy AT-AT’s! In this super-cute video, the Star Wars juggernaut makes a return as a household pet. Make sure you have your sound on – the music really makes it.
Archive for June, 2010
Fresh (ish) off the back of the Shepherd Fairey’s The Hope marketing posters for Barack Obama’s presidential campaign, Obey have opened a UK webstore and – best of all – customers get access to limited UK-only stuff!
Obey's UK online store
Take a gander at Obey Clothing UK.
Doodling says a lot about who you are, apparently. If that’s true, Paul Alexander Thornton is clearly one clever chap.
Paul is an artist and pattern-designer with something of a flair for classic-looking work produced in a modern style with Biro and/or felt-tip pens. His work ranges from scrappy-looking illustrations to photo-realistic black and white drawings, sometimes with a few effective splashes of colour.
Either way, he will (in his own words) “make your eyes melt“. Check out more of Paul’s work on his website and his YouTube page.
There are some fantastic buildings in the world, but for those that are a little plainer why not let BMW do thing?
In Asia’s first 3D-projection, Singapore’s Suntec City Towers 2 and 3 were turned into screens on the evenings of the 5th and 6th of May 2010. Familiar characters, huge numbers and – of course – cars covered the side of the buildings. attracting huge crowds before going viral on the Internet. Certainly not the first use of architecture and lighting in this way but it was a first in Asia and so well done that it had to be commented on.