For all my spray paint/street art/aerosol art visitors, here is the Reference Color Chart for Hardcore2 as posted on their Facebook account. Definitely one of the best paints on the market.
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For all my spray paint/street art/aerosol art visitors, here is the Reference Color Chart for Hardcore2 as posted on their Facebook account. Definitely one of the best paints on the market.
Order: http://
Youtube user TheMinuteVlog posted this humorous video creating individual voices for several common fonts. Short, sweet and to the point.
Today I discovered that Netflix had one of my favorite Troma films available for streaming – Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (2006). I will freely admit that this film has no values at all; no aesthetic values, no moral values and certainly no film-making values.
Even though the movie has been available for years, it always makes me smile whenever I watch it. So I thought I’d spend a few moments on this site to give it a short plug.
I saw this video on CNN this evening and thought it was very interesting concept. Architect Bo Le-Mentzal created this house as a “One-Sqm-House”.
This one square meter house includes a seat, lighting, a desktop and when laid on the side, a bed.
While I don’t think will become a realistic option for housing, this house demonstrates that humans take their space and their living quarters for granted.
It would be an interesting project to build these houses in urban areas to help house the homeless. It looks like they could be built inexpensively and this might provide a way to help people survive the streets.
People arrive at the statica.com domain for many reasons. Some come here directly because they know who I am and want to visit the site. Some find statica.com through web links. Others find the site through search engine results. Boy oh boy, do I love those search engine results.
This site receives a decent amount of traffic, not exactly where I would like, but that’s okay. Considering I abandoned it for about 9 months, I am still surprised to see hundreds of people visiting every day. Most, as I have determined, download the free assets (textures, photoshop brushes, etc…).
I recently went through my SEO (Search Engine Optimization) tools to see what terms people were using to find this site. I was amazed, so I compiled a list of my ten favorite search engine terms (yes, these all led people here):
I must confess, however, that I know why people are using these terms to find the site. About a year ago, I was running another website called HumanOddball.com. It was a repository for all sorts of weird, strange and bizarre images. Then the site got hacked. I couldn’t restore the site properly and I pulled everything from that domain. I have since re-directed traffic going to HumanOddball to this site.
As a result of this revelation, I may need to go through my hard-drives and find those image to re-post. Apparently people ARE looking for some strange stuff. Who am I to deny them?
What is ComaConspiracy.com? If you go to the website, you find a collection of unusual photos and videos with a running commentary. This is a conspiracy site, or so it seems – one that involves patients mysteriously slipping into comas at The Jefferson Institute.
The photos and videos are leaked information showing what is happening inside, and these are very strange things indeed. The group behind the ComaConspiracy.com website is releasing this information using very underground, secretive tactics.
It is also evident that they have taken to the streets to do a little stencil art – and this is what drew my attention and why I am even making note of this site.
Times Squared Hacked!!
This is the most Anonymous-like video in their collection. It shows a few people in a vehicle in downtown New York City. They flip a switch and instantly the videos in Times Square reveal an image of a woman laying flat with wires suspending her.
ComaConspiracy Video Manifesto
This is a very digitized and edited piece of video.
So, what is ComaConspiracy.com? It is nothing more than a slick marketing campaign to promote a Ridley Scott and Tony Scott mini-series called Coma that will air on the A&E network over labor day weekend.
A medical student discovers that something sinister is going on in her hospital after routine procedures send more than a few seemingly healthy patients into comas on the operating table. The 2-night event premieres Labor Day, 9/3 @ 9/8c.