AirPano is a site dedicated to high resolution 3D aerial panoramas. Moscow-based photographers Oleg Gaponyuk, Sergey Rumyantsev, and Sergey Semenov shoot aerial panoramas from helicopters, light jets, air balloons and radio-controlled helicopter models. So far they’ve created over 100 fully interactive 360º scrollers. You’ll lose yourself in there.
Above: Moscow City from the Capital’s City Building Complex – the highest tower in Europe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrHT_3cG_UI
Honda’s humanoid robot ASIMO recently turned 11 and yesterday, Honda unveiled the latest version. ‘All New ASIMO’ has new intelligence, enhanced adaptability, can run at 9kph and hop on one or both legs.
Pft. Where’s the dignity in that?
Honda Celebrates ASIMO’s Birthday with ‘All New ASIMO’ (Plastic Pals)
Leg Hair Font developed by Tama Art University student Mayuko Kanazawa for a project at Japan’s Tama Art University that challenged her to create a typeface without using a computer. It was recently used in an Adidas commercial.
Photographer Lincoln Harrison spends up to 15 hours creating these incredible images of night skies in the Australian Outback. Using several cameras and a wide assortment of lenses, Harrison captures multiple exposures of the foreground and stars separately, combining them (often in their hundreds) to create the images.
More at Harrison’s Flickr set.
Welcome to Sadie & Sadie’s Grub and Grub in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin: zombies, gore, little people, Penn Jillette and Adam Savage from Mythbusters. There is nothing about this daft little zomcom you won’t like.
Directed by Ezekiel Zabrowski and Frank Ippolito
Sarasota, Florida. ‘Free Ego’ designed by Leon Keer, inspired by Chinese Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s Terracotta Army, turned out to be a tribute to the arrival of Ego Leonard, the 8 foot tall not-so-mini minifig art project that washed ashore at Siesta Key Village in Florida.
Now.
Artist Dev Harland’s light sculpture ‘Parmenides I’: a 2.5m diameter white geometric shape that forms a canvas for the video projection.
Currently on view at Christopher Henry Gallery, NY as part of Harlan’s solo exhibition “The Astral Flight Hangar.”
