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retro

Street Art is Better with Pixels

This awesome street art was spotted here in NYC in the East Village, and I love it. Pixelart beats sloppy, illegible tagging any day of the week, thank you very much. Unfortunately, some jackass didn't agree. At least we have a picture of it in its original state. [Gothamist]

9:30 PM on Thu Apr 24 2008
By Adam Frucci
24,367 views, 36 comments

Latest by blue moon: @graffiksguru: That's what you think. That's what you all think. You're only entitled to the opinions we give you. All dissention will be eliminated in the name of freedom of speech. ;-) more »

the real 'n sync

Human Pixels Perform Huge Real-Time Animation


These Samsung-sponsored dancers take football-stadium card flipping to the next level with this inspired routine. They combine computer-generated choreography, perfect synchronization, custom-designed costumes that can instantly reveal a variety of colors and a level of cooperation that's probably not even possible in America. Wow. More »

2:20 PM on Fri Jul 6 2007
By Charlie White
119,405 views, 59 comments

Latest by iwasaboy: Hey, they aren't Samsung-sponsored dancer. for real. They are cooperation's fresh man. Every year Samsung Cooperation recurit 100s of young man and woman, then teach them how to do shits like those dance. So they understand the "sprit" of samsung's team more »

gadgets

Halloween Costume Greatest Hits: Dead Pixel

This is one of the easiest and most innovative costumes I have seen today. The geekiness inside all of us absolutely despise dead pixels and this costume shares our hatred. I still don't understand the link between dead pixels and diskettes, though. And good luck explaining what you are to almost everyone you see out tonight. More »

12:06 PM on Tue Oct 31 2006
By Travis Hudson
3,649 views, 5 comments

software

58 Days Worth of Drawing Exercises in Microsoft Excel

Some of you who visit Gizmodo at work do so to escape the drudgery of Excel, and we expect those of you reading this for that reason will especially appreciate artist Danielle Aubert's book 58 Days Worth of Drawing Exercises in Microsoft Excel, which surprisingly contains exactly what it says it does. More »

5:29 PM on Fri Apr 28 2006
By gizmodo.com
1,086 views, 4 comments

peripherals

Filter Out TV With Groovetube

Sometimes we watch television so much that we become sucked in to the world of commercialization. Needless to say, when a cause for concern about television and commercialization comes up, leave it to a bunch of dorky designers to do something about it. UP TO YOU, a Canadian-based company, has come up with a translucent piece of plastic that suctions onto your existing television set. The plastic is cut up into cubes reminiscent of the game "Dont Break The Ice" that will make your television glow in a flurry of ambient light. Rock the pixelation to get away from the television for awhile or enjoy TV in a whole new way. More »

3:06 PM on Mon Dec 19 2005
By gizmodo.com
96 views, 3 comments

Latest by tommo: It's a reference from the movie "half baked", a scene with Jon Stewart playing a pot head who thinks everything is better 'on weed!' more »