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Glitch Textiles presents: Binary Blankets
A collection of blankets aimed at making visible the hidden data structures that give shape to everyday life. The materiality of our digital age is composed of binary data encoded on electronic devices and transmitted through the airwaves on invisible frequencies of light. As an alternative to the screen, Binary Blankets literally gives you a way to experience the fabric of this otherwise invisible and intangible side of our digital world.
This initial collection features designs from a handful of binary files from programs such as Microsoft Word, iTunes, Google Chrome, and Mac OSX.
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13st:
Lonely Rolling No More - Katamari Forever
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i broke free on a saturday morningi put the pedal to the floorheaded north on mills avenueand listened to the engine roar
my broken house behind meand good things ahead
(Source: cmllrbn)
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I refer to all “event horizons” and tonal shifts in media as “hunting trips” now
Ex: shinji in the pit of tar equals evangelion’s “hunting trip”
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I remember reading volume one of naruto and thinking it was really stupid, only to discover a few months later while reading chrono crusade that I had read all of the panels in backwards order
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WHICH OF YOU MOTHERFUCKERS
STARTED THEIR ANIME CAREER WITH CHOBITS
chrono crusade.
I’m deeply ashamed of it
to be fair when I was 12 years old I thought this was the cutest character in the world
(ignore the girl I’m talking about the purple haired demon kid)
d’aw look at him. I mean as stereotypical and moe as this art style is I still can’t help but get all nostalgicy. He was a pretty adorable character, like a saccharine gentleman w/demon powers.
and if you squint your eyes the plot is kinda like a disorganized, confused Hellboy so I was on the right track to good taste
Nuns fighting demons with kawaii demon boys in the 1920’s
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Would Daft Punk get mad if I put them in a comic for my final?
DOING IT ANYWAY
lady gaga versus daft punk aw yeah
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From Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise
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Notes on the importance of the line of action.
Sources: Flooby Nooby, Advanced Animation by Preston Blair, shermcohen, Pixelovely.com
Ah yes line of action, we meet again.
your pretty damn important to me and my arts browski.
the line of action. live by it. die by it. roll with its crew
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Fantagraphics is proud to present the follow-up to Jacques Tardi’s double Eisner Award-winning masterpiece It Was the War of the Trenches, which was hailed by critics as “harrowing and ruthlessly affecting” (NPR), “a masterful and visceral tone poem about war” (Library Journal), and “a cri de coeur that stands out even from Tardi’s impressive body of work” (Booklist).
Goddamn This War!
by Jacques Tardi & Jean-Pierre Verney140-page full-color 8.25” x 10.75” hardcover • $24.99
ISBN: 978-1-60699-582-2Due to arrive in about 6-8 weeks. Click the thumbnails for larger versions; get more info, see more previews and pre-order your copy here:
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Just had to make this set. (＾-＾)
a very accurate depiction of hanging out with me
the little nose twitch is perfect, it’s always really cool to see how animators interpret drunkedness.
also I swear that spacewine looks delicious
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