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more about #camouflage more comments → dorlandn: My stepdad was a metal lather. He applied the lath that was the base for plaster walls in commerical buildings. He worked on a crew that made those "... more » clem1651: Some back ground on these pictures would be great. Where is this? more » Anonymoose: this is all you need more » jonnyversusrobots: Advertisement for "RESO Guarantees", an insurance company Translation: "Quick Dissolving Office" Guy: I just passed the dumpster but there's no add... more » Zedster The Myuu: This reminds me of this ad as well. Perfecting these techniques would be highly useful. more » macpatrik: The asian is clearly a ninja. more » Curves: Thats what happens at my office when they ask for volunteers for really crappy projects, which is why I always end up doing them, since I have'nt perf... more » Dias Aisin: This spot is about insurance. The concept is "if it's not a good one, then you are fucked up when you need it". more » frigg: I wonder how long it will be until this technology trickles down to the Geek Squad, so that they will be able to wander among us, stealthily rummaging... more » .357: I want a suit that constantly changes with my surroundings. That would kick so much ass! more » Nick: i'm nervous. what if people see my watermark? more » Nick: i have one friend that would get it. i love that guy. more » Software_Goddess: I can't ware this. With that much erased from the front, my breast would pop out. more » Sonicflare: Friends at college and camera buddys-"Awesome shirt man!" Roommates and other friends-"I don't get it, you spent $25 on this?" more » G-Ram: $24 is too much. Plus it would be better if it were actually transparent, as if the shirt was really erased. But then none of the photoshop nerds woul... more » -
#retromodo
How to Disguise an Airplane Factory as a Subdivision
During World War II, the Army Corps of Engineers wanted to hide the Lockheed Burbank Aircraft Plant in case the Japanese decided to attack the West Coast. So, of course, they built a fake subdivision on its roof. More » -
#office
Hilarious Video Shows Perfect Office Camouflage Techniques
I don't know Russian, and I don't have a clue about what they are saying in this video, but you don't need it to laugh at these people's office camouflage act. The guy in the copier is priceless. [DRB] -
#military
Photo Veil: The Military's Cloak of (Almost) Invisibility
Comparable to Snake's suit in Metal Gear Solid, the Photo Veil is an exterior wrap that is able to create site-specific, high-resolution camouflage for vehicles and soldiers out on the battlefield. More » -
#fashion
Invisibility Shirt Is Camo by Photoshop
Generally, there's nothing that makes me laugh harder than an "I didn't see you there" joke to a guy dressed in camouflage at the mall. But here's one better. More » -
#design
Really Bored Dude Camouflages Self as Paper, Bags and Boxes at an Ikea Store
Some people would file this exercise in camouflage under performance art. Others would suggest this guy has too much time on his hands. I say, why can't it be both? More » -
#ciaspytech
Camouflaged CIA Speed Boat Looks Like Junk, Runs Like Jet
It looks like your typical junk, tooling around on coastal waterways in Southeast Asia in the late 1960s. Think of it in Apocalypse Now terms: It was basically a water taxi for personnel on highly classified missions. OK, so then say that classified mission is somehow compromised—here's what it looks like when it literally blows its cover: More » -
