You can find a lot of interesting and cool staff here.
Date: February 19, 2009
Sometimes people cross all limits in order to advertise their products and they are very successful in drawing our attention by using disturbingly weird stuff. Here is some outstanding examples how to amaze customers.
Date: February 18, 2009
Beautiful photos of unrealistic looking landscapes. I like the way the sky is pointed out by the original use of intensive colors in the combination with the more subtle, pastel nuances.
Date: February 18, 2009
Have a look at this amazing collection of 3D models. It’s really amazing what can be made with a 3d modeling software. These models are very realistic, with great shadows, texture differences and with a lot of details.
Date: February 18, 2009
Anna Bird creates a very unique pieces of art. The strongest impression about them is the dark and twisted tone that covers all of her work, but also to sent of love, erotics and powerful emotions. It somewhat looks like a visual realization of the audio produce which is known as “love metal”. I personally don’t have a very high opinion about this sort of music and the things they represent, but since so many people love it, I thought this photos will find their audience, too.
Date: February 18, 2009
Here goes an amazing photo gallery of caves in very vivid colors. A cave is defined as a natural underground void large enough for a human to enter. Some people suggest that the term cave should only apply to cavities that have some part that does not receive daylight; however, in popular usage, the term includes smaller spaces like sea caves, rock shelters, and grottoes. The beauty truly lies everywhere, even beneath the surface of the ground.
Date: February 18, 2009
This kind of tattoos are called the Ainu. Tattoo had quite different purpose in the past, and in some cultures it still keeps its primal function, and that is the protection. Tattoo was used for protection rather than decoration; in particular for protection during pregnancy and birth when woman is exposed to most risk. During a pregnancy, the net-like pattern of the tattoo would expand across the stomach protectively, and figures god would sometimes protected women during childbirth, were tattooed on their thighs. All of this was meant to keep children healthy in the womb and protect both mother and child during pregnancy and childbirth. Hey, if you don’t have a doctor, you’ve got to do something, right?
Date: February 18, 2009
A Beautiful Art prints of talented Graphic Designer/Illustrator/Musician Winfred Hawkinsof pencil drawings and works in ink by Winfred Hawkins. His work is very intense, he doesn’t really care about the perfection of his lines, but the most important thing is to bring out the emotion and the feeling that inspired him to create in the first place.
Date: February 18, 2009
They say that football is men’s sport. This post proves it :). See how manly football can be.
Date: February 18, 2009
Here you can find a lot of beautiful girls in miscellaneous costumes. Seductive movie, game and other fantasy character will wake up your imagination.
Date: February 17, 2009
If you are true lover of an anime cartoons than probably you will like those pictures of anime carton characters made from paper. If you know how to make them you can create a lots of them. The only things which you are need are paper, pencil, scissors and creativity.
Date: February 17, 2009
Rooji, a name that means nothing really (as of now anyway), will be launching their beta sign-up version this Friday in hopes to compete in the virtual sphere of micro-blogging sites now claimed and conquered by Twitter and Yammer. But like all carbon copies of Twitter, Rooji does come with its own twist of originality: collaboration blogging.
What you might ask will be the point to allowing users the option to collaborate with friends on a micro-blogging feed? Taking Yammer’s enterprising branch two steps further, Rooji makes group participation of companies with the usual question and answering via mass emailing a tad easy and even, friendly.
Although project management sites exists such as Basecamp, Rooji puts a spin of casual “calls” to your co-workers or friends for a simple answer to one overarching question—which will not be so much like Twitter’s What are You Doing Now, or Yammer’s What are You Working On, but ranging instead on precise topical questions the original author decides on, and with it, allowing for feedback in audio, images, and text (unlimited number of characters, just like Yammer). At the end of the collaborated contribution to the parenting question, the author is able to “close and publish” and finalize that one piece to share with the public or within certain groups to see.
