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How 8-bit video game figures would look like at the butcher's shop

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Meat lover or vegetarian, I bet you’ve never had a Koopa for dinner. They are pixelated illustrations of video game characters’ meat pieces, and it is all a part of the artist Jim Buffum’s experimental art work. He got inspired by an exhibition called Pixel Pushers, curated by SCION and Giant Robot’s Eric Nakamura, that features video game inspired art, 8-bit sculptures and 4 mini game consoles among others. Buffum’…

 

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Watch Out For Angry Batbirds

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If you own an iPhone and you play this game called Angry Birds all the time you will recognize all these cute bird characters represented here. They are a special edition with a design that is inspired by Batman. The website Bite has come up with this where they have given all the Angry Birds a makeover. You have everything from Angry Batman and Robin to those enemy pigs like Joker Pig and Catwoman Pig. It’s something different and f…

 

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The New Segway, Only Much Cooler

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Forget about the Segway, now it’s really hip to have a DTV Shredder. It’s a mix between a traditional skateboard deck and two tank-threads with a bad-ass engine. The combination between the tank-threads and the engine can break through any kind of terrain. A small handheld remote control is controlling the vehicle if you may call it that. This Shredder is also made in a military edition which includes grenade launchers. It…

 

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The Lipstick Enigma Installation

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This computer-driven sentence-generator, using rules and lexicon written by the artist, invents and writes a new line of text, and displays it on the sign when triggered by a motion detector. The sentences mix the language of engineering with the language of beauty advertising. The sculpture is made of 1200 resin lipsticks powered by 1200 stepper motors, controlled by 60 circuit boards. A few things Lipstick Enigma has said recently: New sprock…

 

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Parents And Children Switched Heads

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Art direction Florian Schmucker, photographer Paul Ripke, and producer called POP has teamed up and made a fun digital art series of children and parents switching heads. They have called it Kindsköpfe which is German for “Grown Ups”. The photos have been fixed on Photoshop, and the results are weird, baby- and children heads on grown up bodies, and vice versa. It’s just surreal, but I bet the parents and children had fun du…