Here’s a version of Van Gogh’s Starry Night created using thousands of curled up strips of paper. Susan Myers used a process called paper quilling to painstakingly build up her version of the piece.
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Papercraft: Van Gogh’s Starry Night
Link Round-Up: June 13, 2011
I like to think that Van Gogh would have been a Tolkien fan
The 25 Geekiest Google Doodles
Augmented reality has come to advertising. Holograms are being used on the catwalk. And, reminiscent of Star Trek’s holodeck, Japanese scientists are working on making projected light touchable.
Brian Wood is a comic book writer, best known for his subversive DMZ, which explores the city of New York in the aftermath of a second American civil war. He is now offering a 132-page artbook entitled "Public Domain 2" in its entirety as a free download on his site.
Decorating with Robots
A Doctor World: A beautiful mashup of Doctor Who and A Softer World.
"Erik`s first... oh, wait." is a cute illustration of baby Magneto that looks like something out of Pixar's Incredibles.
Why you should always sleep with a Teddy bear
Projects: Google Art Project
In another sign that Google is taking over the world, they launched the Google Art Project today. Art Project, powered by Google allows users to explore museums from around the world, discover and view hundreds of artworks at incredible zoom levels, and even create and share your own collection of masterpieces.
Using technology similar to their “street view” feature on Google Maps, users can take a virtual tour of art institutions around the world like the MoMA (NY), Palace of Versailles, National Gallery (London), the Tate, and more. Also, each one chose one artwork to be photographed in 7 billion pixels, which means stunning details down to individual brushstrokes can be seen.
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