Laura Fahey writes:
Won’t someone please think of the children?
Tag Archives: display
Paneful
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Iveagh Trust Kevin Street, Dublin, Saturday.
(Thanks Lois McGrath)
Macro footage of conflagrations involving a wooden artist’s mannequin, a plastic Pikachu, a spinning motor and a bag of steel wool, by Macro Room.
Too Soon?
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Anne writes:
At the till in Dundrum, Co. Down.
Have you been surprised by an unseasonal Yuletide display? Write in confidence (supplying pictorial evidence) to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie, marking your submission ‘Ah here, It’s barely October’.
A pleasing animated tribute to all things thunk and ding [inspired by classic pinball games Twilight Zone (1993), Medieval Madness (1997), Tales of the Arabian Nights (1996), The Addams Family (1992) and Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure (1993)] by the nice people at Device animation studio in Barcelona.
Google engineer Max Braun’s modded bathroom mirror – a personal prototype of an as-yet commercially unavailable futuristic domestic interface. Sez he:
The display is only a couple of millimeters thin and embedded in a layer between the two-way mirror glass and the door of the medicine cabinet. That way it looks very clean and I can keep using all the shelf space inside.
My Bathroom Mirror Is Smarter Than Yours (Max Braun, Medium)
Last night.
O’Connell Street, Dublin.
Paddy-Jo Malpas tweetz:
Christmas miracle or awful marketing ploy?
This morning.
Dan Wallace writes:
Collage Green [Dublin] Bus Corridor. Spotted twice on Amiens Street and North Strand.