I’m not even going to attempt to explain “Fez”, except to say it’s a new Xbox Arcade game due out anytime now. Watching the video should explain… erm. Watching the video will make your head hurt and also make you want the game. You have been warned.
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Using knives, tweezers and surgical tools, Brian Dettmer carves one page at a time. Nothing inside the out-of-date encyclopedias, medical journals, illustration books, or dictionaries is relocated or implanted, only removed.
You can see even more amazing pieces of work by Brian Dettmer here.
Image copyright Brian Dettmer
So National Geographic decided to make Pixar’s animated feature ‘Up’ for real!
The filming of the event, from a private airstrip, will be part of a new National Geographic Channel series called How Hard Can it Be?, which will premiere in [winter] 2011.
You can see more images here.
SplitReason is selling a “George’s Secret” t-shirt, a design created by Glen Brogan featuring George Lucas as Chewbacca.
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A few days ago in a desert not so far away…
I’ve still not had chance to play the Arkham Asylum game, but based on this new trailer of Batman: Arkham City I think I’ll just cut to the chase and get this!
A genius piece of mash up here, the new My Little Pony animation with Star Craft 2 audio. What’s not to like!
Amazing images of carved pencil leads by Brazilian born, Dalton Ghetti.
These miniature masterpieces are a side project for the professional carpenter, who has been perfecting this art for the last 25 years. Dalton uses a razor blade, sewing needle, a sculpting knife, a steady hand and lots of patience to meticulously carve the graphite which can take anywhere between a few months to a few years. Over time he has broken many works in progress and keeps them in what he calls the cemetery collection. One of the most fascinating things about these tiny works of art is that he has never sold them, only given away to friends as gifts.
if you created these please comment so I can credit you!
Kudos to Matt found the link I needed!
Thanks to Katie for the tip 
This is quite simply a brilliant and seamless piece of work:
