Hammer nunchaku? Yes, they’re real — perhaps not as either weapons or for DIY fans but as art. Austin artist and Etsy seller Nimer Aleck has these for sale. Yes, you can buy these. In many ways it’s a shame you couldn’t have gotten your hands on these last week. It would have made the […]
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Looking back to 12th December 2013, Andrew Girdwood filed a report detailed as "Google has a site called Chrome Experiments which showcases what is possible with creative code. The goal is to demonstrate open web tech like Canvas, WebGL and WebRTC.". It also was tagged with Middle-Earth.
Keep exploring the catalogue of stories authored by Andrew Girdwood.
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies cosplay
Have you read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Seth Grahame-Smith’s remake of the Jane Austen classic is everywhere these days. There’s even a graphic novel and an interactive book app. Now there’s also cosplay. The costume was created by a semi-profession costume designer. She’s also the woman wearing it. The jaw is made from latex […]
The Legend of Hercules trailer
What do you think? Leave your thoughts in the comment box below as the internet hasn’t been all that kind to the trailer. We have Kellan Lutz as the Greek hero Hercules blessed with incredible strength but cursed with having to work for a douche of a King. It seems to me as if they’re […]
The Falworth dragon
LEGO builder Mark of Falworth (sometimes known as Mark Erickson) is responsible for this very clever dragon. He uses Bionicle pieces to help create a dragon that looks smooth and fleshy. This isn’t a blocky box build at all. Check out his Flickr collection.
3 reasons to Honeymoon at Mount Doom
You might well wonder why you would want to Honeymoon at Mount Doom in Mordor but there are some. At least, according to this resorts in Middle Earth guide from luxury travel specialist Kuoni. Private rooftop sun-deck Beautifully maintained Cracks of Doom Complimentary Wi-Fi The dangerous Mount Doom isn’t the only Middle Earth destination Kuoni […]
Limited edition Stargate posters
The limited edition cult decor site Skuzzles has two Stargate posters available although you’ll have to be quick before they both sell out. Created by Kilin Eng both are printed by DL Screenprinting and feature only 8 colours. The gold poster uses metallic inks too. The Swedish artist frequently shares designs over on Tumblr.
Sexy monster calendar for 2014?
Want something different for your office wall this year? I think The Calendar of Sexy Monsters would be perfect. Except, well, when I say “sexy monsters” we’re not really even edging into hentai territory. These sexy monsters are spoof, not sexy at all, just plain silly – but remarkable, different and discussion worthy. They can […]
Wizards without Coats: Furry
Not really an insult, though. < PreviousWizards without Coats[The End] Rakshasa or whatever, he’s still a furry. This is the last in the current series of Wizards without Coats. As it turns out, it could also be the first in a new series of Famous Last Words. The Rakshasa isn’t a demon lord one […]
Razer crosses the PC-Android divide
This video features a guy holding a giraffe. It also showcases Razer’s latest piece of tech – which is software not hardware. The Android app allows gamers to use their smartphone to talk to any of their pals who are in-game with the Razer Comms PC client. The same app also allows gamers to reply […]
Tour the Abandoned Kingdom of the Dwarves: Erebor
Google has a site called Chrome Experiments which showcases what is possible with creative code. The goal is to demonstrate open web tech like Canvas, WebGL and WebRTC. The latest such showcase is a project done in conjunction with The Hobbit film. It is the Abandoned Kingdom of the Dwarves: Erebor. Swipe your way through […]
