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Posted: Jul 11 2009 09:04 pm

local cat from scottsdale, az and his art:
http://www.bandinghendrix.com/Site/Banding_Hendrix_|_Progressive_Art_-_Home.html

this is his pop icons art:
http://www.bandinghendrix.com/Site/Banding_Hendrix_|_Progressive_Art_-_Pop_Icons.html

Posted: Jul 12 2009 02:14 am

Those links are broken.

Posted: Jul 12 2009 02:56 am

God damn it. Just google banding hendrix and it should be the first link

Posted: Jul 12 2009 04:47 am

Whoa some of those a sweet!

Posted: Jul 14 2009 02:50 pm

yeah, i like the boba fett one, the john lennon one, and the triple one of morrison hendrix + marley

Posted: Sep 23 2009 03:56 pm

Quote:

Different visions of the future (1925-2005)

my favorite is anything by Archigram (walking city), but this is a great list, including images from

Plan Voisin for Paris, 1925, Le Corbusier
Broadacre City, 1934-58, Frank Lloyd Wright
The Jetsons 2062, Hanna-Barbera, 1962
Geodesic dome over Manhattan, 1962, Buckminster Fuller
Logan's Run, 1976, Michael Anderson
Soylent Green, 1973, Richard Fleischer
Blade Runner, 1982, Ridley Scott
Coruscant, Star Wars II, 2002, George Lucas

http://www.ecosensual.net/drm/ideas/future1.html

(this probably shouldve been a separate thread, but whatev)

Posted: Oct 02 2009 03:55 pm

different art inspired by 'where the wild things are'
http://wherethewildthingsare.viceland.com/

Posted: Nov 07 2009 11:53 am

i figured this would appeal to the artists out there, but i dont see much of a practical application:

Quote:

Drawdio – Turn Drawings Into Sound

Drawdio is an unusual invention, it turns almost anything into a Theremin. Attach Drawdio to a pencil and the drawing becomes an electrical circuit. Touch one end of the drawing with one hand and as you draw the pitch of the sound changes. Drawdio can be connected to anything as long as the object conducts some electricity, meaning it should probably contain water or metal.

http://www.whitespace.bz/ws/web/forms/pulse/PulseMainArticle.aspx?id=315

Posted: Nov 08 2009 03:40 am

Quote:

Graffiti Artist runs out of paint, leaves apology.

It may not be an unfinished Picasso, but Palm Bay Police say one graffiti artist left behind a costly, incomplete work with a special note for potential critics.

http://www.floridatoday.com/article/20091106/BREAKINGNEWS/91106003/1086/Palm+Bay+graffiti+arts+runs+out+of+paint++apologizes

i thought that was pretty cool.

Posted: Nov 08 2009 03:50 am

Ha ha , he ran out of purple! Laughing

Police Officer Dan Fisher wrote:

We don’t know who it is, but the last ‘O’ is not totally finished. He ran out of purple.

Something about that quote cracks me up, I don't know why... Razz

Posted: Feb 28 2010 08:10 pm

plugging my buddy's website. known this cat since middle school, lost contact during high school, and recently found him again on facebook.
http://www.dansingleton.com/