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Star Wars Episode IV Goes Iconic

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Star Wars episode IV also known as “A New Hope” is the one where Luke Skywalker leaves his home planet to team up with other rebels, and tries to save Princess Leia from the evil Darth Vader. Now this episode is re-told by designer Wayne Dorrington where he has only used minimum icon figures, or you can say they are modern hieroglyphics. Something similar has been done by another artist who created the Star Wars figures out of using …

 

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People That Refuse To Move

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If you’ve seen the animated movie UP you know what this is all about; People that refuse to move because of construction projects that is going on around them. This happens constantly. Mostly those people eventually realize that they need to give up, but here are some examples that are extreme: Ballard, Seattle: An old lady Edith Macefield refused to take the offer of $1 million when a five floor mall was about to built in her neighbourh…

 

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Famous People Showing That Moustaches Matters

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…yman, Gandhi would look like a random protester, etc. These illustrations, with the slogan “Moustaches Make a Difference”, are a tribute to the Singapore Prostate Cancer Research Fund, and an advertisement to make people grow a moustache to show support, and also to donate some money to the Fund. And if you are one of those that can’t grow a moustache, you can always buy yourself one. The best part is that you can choose from se…

 

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People Are Literally Flying in New York City

 
 

Well, actually not real people because that would look dumb. In the last few weeks, the citizen of New York may have saw ‘human’ flying over and around the Brooklyn Bridge. The reality hurts as it turns out that the whole thing was a publicity stunt created by Thinkmodo for the the upcoming film “Chronicle,” which is set to release today. In the movie, you can see another group of teenagers develop superhuman power that o…

 

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The Social Network: A Contemporary Citizen Kane?

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…vely concerned with its main character, who is himself the prime subject of every scene. As such, The Social Network features no thematic equivalent to Rosebud, nor any awesome one-liners comparable to Kane’s growl that people will think “what I tell them to think.” In fact, Zuckerberg doesn’t change at all over the course of the film, which is what makes the movie so ironically clever: in the concluding scene he’ st…