nintendo characters done in the style of japanese woodblock prints, by jed henry
These are amazing! Anyone who has even heard of Nintendo should really click through and check out the whole series.
I can’t stop watching this. Its like they ransacked the music closet at school! I love how happy they all are. Weither or not you like this song when its on the radio, you can’t help but get caught up in how fun this video is. Yes! Joy! More please.
I apologize for the ad at the beginning.
This is how I feel about a lot of things recently, where I know technically I am able to overcome something, but logically it makes no sense, and therefore, I doubt it. Also, it has never made any sense to me that paper covering rock actually neutralizes it.
It’s still a rock, capable of bludgeoning your head in, (I’ve been reading too much Hunger Games) even though it’s wrapped in paper.
The lesson I take away from this assessment: keep trying, because sometimes you win, even if it makes no logical sense.
Is it just me, or does a new Total Recall seem unnecessary. Seriously, leave the successful movies alone, and remake the movies that had a good premise, but just missed the mark, or were hindered by technology or their budget, like, for example, Krull. And don’t play it off like you’re making a new version of the short story (We Can Remember it for You Wholesale) because clearly you just want to cash in on the Schwarzenegger classic or you wouldn’t call it Total Recall.
Okay SyFy, I’ll bite. But only because you left out the whiny teenage girls. I’m glad we learned our lesson after Caprica.
24 hour live-stream of penguins at SeaWorld San Diego, to promote the new Discovery Channel series Frozen Planet!
The new iPad book Chasing Fireflies launched over Christmas. I created all the background elements that change seasons, weather conditions, and time of day. They dont show it in this trailer, but you can turn your iPad to get a slightly different view for each orientation. Its pretty cool.
Tony and I decided to make a Gingerbread Mansion this year, from scratch. Neither one of us had made a gingerbread house before, but a simple house was not a enough of a challenge. We used 2 batches of Gale Gand’s Gingerbread House recipe, and based on a simple sketch, we figured out the construction as we went. Then we surrounded our mansion with a hillside made from Alton Brown’s Carrot Cake with cream cheese frosting. (Special thanks to Savannah for shredding all those carrots!) The trees are made from suger cones dipped in chocolate, then rolled in sprinkles. It was all delicious. Screw the kits!
