Showing posts with label papercraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label papercraft. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Siamese monster paper toy



Siamese monster paper toy available for download. Via.

Link roundup

1. Light-up papercraft castle in the clouds. Via.

2. A description of what happened at the Find the Future event at the New York Public Library.

3. New tiny sculpture by Slinkachu, who also has a book and poster on sale.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Link roundup

1. Massive Voodoo is giving away an impressively-painted (and based) miniature.

2. HAL (2001) phone wallpaper.

3. Batman paper toy.

Link roundup

1. RPS on Deus Ex: Human Revolution:
The art design is gorgeous, there’s loads to explore, and the whole package is so polished you can see your grinning face in it.
2. Smooth N Natural is a solid James Bond-esque webcomic. Funny, exciting, and very NSFW.

3. More Minecraft paper toys.

*Buy Deus Ex toys at eBay.

Monday, May 9, 2011

Link roundup

1. Little Prince paper toys.

2. Arnold Kling, writing specifically about Central California, and America in general:
My guess is that those in the informal economy do not get to send their children to elite primary and secondary schools, and they have little in the way of health insurance. But otherwise, they enjoy what I call Diamond Age access to the more basic goods and a few luxuries.

When I took the subway home the other night, I noticed how many people wearing clothes that signified low incomes were playing with smart phones. A few years ago, the smart phone went with a business suit. Now it goes with lots of tattoos and grubby t-shirts.
3. Major League Soccer (and not individual teams) sets player salaries. Compare LA and NY to two small market teams:
NY Red Bulls: $13,397,087.04
LA Galaxy: $12,205,725.12
Real Salt Lake: $3,517,856.76
Colorado Rapids: $3,173,078.64
Via.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Portal Frankenturret Papercraft; Portal Posters, and more


The frankenturret as a paper toy available for download. Also available: a gentleman dinosaur with a monocle:











Some of the Portal posters in this Flickr gallery.






Clever use of portals allows us to see Wheatley hacking the lock.

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Link roundup

1. Instructions and template for making a paper bird mobile.

2. Instructions for turning off in-app purchases on your iPhone to prevent your child (or yourself) from racking up massive charges.

3. "Google's head of research, said the main reason they launched [Google Voice] was so they could better learn how to transcribe human voice to text."

Eeyore paper toy



Download the Eeyore paper toy here.

*Previously: Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh vs. Calvin and Hobbes.

Simple paper flowers




Here's a good craft project for mother's day - - standing paper flowers.

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Link roundup

1. I'm pretty sure I've posted this once before, but - - download Chris Ware's Batman paper toy.

2. Marvel Super Hero Squad is a simple, free online MMO you can play with your kids.

3. Gizmodo's latest list of essential iPhone and Android apps.

*Buy iPads at eBay.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Because at least one reader demanded it, MORE Portal links!

1. Companion cube and other Portal paper toys.

2. Aperture Science logo wallpapers (Wheatley, too).

3. Spaaaaaace!

4. An interesting interpretation of what happens at the end of the game.

5. There's a Portal 2 iPhone app that sounds incredible.

6. Destructoid's review of Portal 2:
Portal 2 is, without a doubt, one of the best games ever made. It's a game that not only seamlessly blends puzzle and adventure elements together, but makes a name for itself as a true "comedy" game, where witty dialog and laugh-out-loud concepts have been given an equal billing with the gameplay itself. It's funny, it's challenging, it's inventive, and it boasts memorable moments that will stick in your mind and make your hair stand on end every time you think about them.
7. Seriously, even if you don't like playing games, you should watch the single and multiplayer campaigns.