Archive for November, 2010
Went to the Turkey Rod Run and accidentally bought a car. It’s has disc brakes, a new engine with only 360 miles on it, and–get this–Air Ride. That’s right. We’ll be big daddy pimpin’.
Free 3d models, textures, and images from NASA: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/3d_resources/index.html
tons more, including prints for sale, here: http://artgerm.deviantart.com/gallery/
May the force of Typography be with you
thanks @flutterby3!
via oneplusinfinity » Blog Archive » May the force of Typography be with you.
“Trosman, from Argentinian designer Jessica Trosman. So many lovely details, like the gauntlet/arm warmers in the picture below. And the clear top at the bottom reminds me of a shower mat my grandmother used to have, but in a really good way.
Hat tip: Beach Black”
via Trosman | Haute Macabre.
This is a dramatic look that incorporates four different eyeshadow colors, but it’s actually pretty easy to execute. We start out with a bright orange base, and then accentuate it with hot pink, bright red, and shimmery highlights.
TOOLS
Wide eyeshadow brush
Medium eyeshadow brush
Small smudging brush
Flamepoint by Sugarpill
Love+ by Sugarpill
Dollipop by Sugarpill
Shimmery highlighter from a random Tokyo drug store…
~ zoetica ebb | Blush Response 016 | Blazing Eyes [instructions]
Zuckerberg himself likely couldn’t have dreamed up a more post-Privacy kind of superhero, one less conflicted about the disparate parts of his identity. With the death of privacy, you cannot be one thing in one context, and something different in another. You cannot be Clark Kent at the Daily Planet desk job, and then Superman on the night shift. You are exactly who you are to everyone at all times. Like no other superhero, Tony Stark’s identity isn’t conflicted. It’s absolute.
relm’s Iron Man 2 TV Spot
relm’s youtube channel: relmvision
user interface designer & developer, graphic artist, 3d animator, hobby-roboticist.
master of science from georgia tech in information design & technology.
