httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EP1ZrAv8A4&feature=player_embedded
Her name is Xin Yan and her tongue is smart, tricky fox notwithstanding.
This is the Octopus Chair, designed by Spanish painter and sculptor, Maximo Riera.
It’s the first in a planned series of animal chairs, and the artist describes it as a ‘base and a point of departure for the pieces to come’.
Cephalopodtacular.
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Josh ‘Mindrelic’ Owens’ spectacular time-lapse footage of New York City.
Previously: Time Lapse NYC
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHWdPrjt12k&feature=player_embedded
The rare and beautiful ‘octo-plant’ there.
Last year, the above pic of Maureen Ravelo’s one-year old Bichon Frise, Riley, gave rise to the ‘birthday dog/stoner dog’ meme.
Well, Riley turned two last Saturday. And he’s lost none of his baked charm.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVRs8gx9bEA&feature=player_embedded#!
Poor Ted. Once you’ve had the Taiwanese CGI treatment, it’s all over.
Money shot: the literal depiction of Ted’s ‘golden voice’ at 0.20.
To recap: it’s all over.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9MUg6uk5lg&feature=player_embedded
In a weirdly fitting tribute to the great science fiction writer, Phillip K. Dick, who died in 1982, a robotic version of the man behind the book that inspired Blade Runner was unveiled at the NextFest 2005 event.
The plot thickened when the android head of Philip K. Dick was lost after being left in an overhead luggage compartment on an intercontinental flight in 2006, the occurrence even inspiring a BBC radio play, Bring Me The Head Of Philip K. Dick, which turned the head into a futuristic weapon. Dark days for lovers of able-bodied autonomous dead sci-fi writers, but now the story has reached its happy ending because the head has been rebuilt (above) by Dutch company Hanson Robotics, meaning this interactive philosophical sculpture lives on.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUAJNTQPWdY&feature=player_embedded
Another deft mashup by Youtuber, Charman64 – he of Flames Over Pandora.
It’s hard to tell whether something’s being added or taken away.