Squeaky From (not Heino) - retina rehabilitation for the jpg generation

balloon scooter

30 04 07 01:18

kontland - one comment - § ¶

how to make balloon animals

and see the bedroom of our instructor

here is the hamster,

and here is the rest

also some balloon art, allthough there is alot of good balloon art around these days.

a great gallery of balloon sculptures here

01:14

kontland - one comment - § ¶

sounds from batman

The phrase touché is often used in popular culture and general conversation—for example, in an argument or debate. If one person presents an argument and another delivers a clever or apt response, the first person may respond with "touché" as a way of acknowledging a good response, often before they can think of a retort. [wikipedia]

found here

also a list of terms used in which episode.

28 04 07 22:17

kontland - No comments - § ¶

make your own gif for myspace

pop culture at its worst at the gallery of glickr

27 04 07 19:48

kontland - No comments - § ¶

winking wurst

taken from a foto collection in anne de vries's bbq invitation

04:13

kontland - No comments - § ¶

Drawing

Formally speaking, every recorded act of drawing is an animation. Watching it can be soothing (Bob Ross).

Highly sophisticated drawing interpretation algorithms:

How to draw a sportscar:

This guy can draw a perfect circle without tools in 1 second.
(In remembrance of Sol LeWitt)

And this is an attempt of me to analyse mouse movement (which is drawing) Drawing Study

19 04 07 11:48

harm - two comments - § ¶

amateur pictures taken in dollhouse

by constant dullaart

17 04 07 01:57

kontland - two comments - § ¶

more homesick homes

pictures by constant dullaart

01:15

kontland - No comments - § ¶

hara kiri magazine covers

all the magazine covers can be found here

Hara kiri meaning: a form of Japanese ritual suicide by disembowelment. [wiki] Hara Kiri was also a french satirical magazine in the sixties

WIKI on the magazine: Hara Kiri editions, subtitled "Journal bête et méchant" (Stupid and evil magazine), were constantly aiming at established powers, be they political parties or institutions like the Church or the State. In 1961 and 1966 the monthly magazine was temporarily banned by the French Government.

apearently the folowup of the hara kiri magazine, (it was copletelly banned a bit later on the subject of charles de gaulle, says the wiki) called "Charlie Hebdo" also had something to do with the infamous islam/cartoon topic

Despite world’s protests at the time regarding drawings of the Prophet Muhammad released by Danish publishers, French satirical political newspaper Charlie Hebdo which won a court request ban from Muslim French Council earlier last year as it re-printed the controversal drawings, is back again at "The Tribunal Correctionnel de Paris" for similar complain made by two islamist institutions "Union des organisations islamiques de France" (UOIF) et la "Grande Mosquée de Paris" (GMP).

Controversial drawings released in September 2005 in Denmark and never raised protests at the time. Iran Annonced a Holocaust Drawings contest right after the Danish publications were released.

full article here

[via] and thanx to Simon Wald Lasowski for pointing us to the magazine covers.