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I'm actually kind of excited about the really random "The Music of DC Comics" CD that they're putting out.
A lot of those are songs I've heard; but a lot of them I haven't. And regardless, most of them are tunes I've wanted to listen to at one point or another. But you can't really do that when you only have them in videos.
I'm one of those people who likes to have background music for a lot of things. Reading my comics is one of them. Usually I have to just select music from my collection that I think feels appropriate at any given time. But soon enough my music will really fit.
Graffiti Collection
Graffiti Street Art
Graffiti funny pussy
Graffiti funny shark
Graffiti Funny Smile
Smile funny graffiti
Graffiti Funny Smile
Funny writing graffiti on the wall
Banksy Graffiti
above: goldfish printed on glass doors turns a shower it into an aquarium
Sprinz of Germany makes lovely glass items for both commercial and residential applications. Etched and colored glass doors, shower enclosures, walls, stairs and more. Now they also have digitally printed glass and as you will see in the following images, it's a great way to add some color and life to an otherwise traditional utilitarian product.
Artwork (in pms colors), photography, even typography can be printed on the glass:
Shower doors, enclosures and bathroom walls take on a life of their own when images are digitally printed on them:
Other possible applications for the digitally printed glass are on the front of a radiator like the one shown below:
Photos printed on glass:
On inside or outside doors:
Other commercial and residential applications:
Sprinz GmbH & Co. KG
Postfach 2148
D-88192 Ravensburg
TEL. +49 751 3 79-0
FAX +49 751 3 76-62
info@sprinz.eu
www.sprinz.eu
I had no classes last Friday. As such, I thought last Thursday was Friday. The result?
I missed the Thursday Night Thinking.
That's pretty unacceptable, and I have to make sure it never happens again. In the meantime, here's a picture of Black Condor punching a Confederate Nazi in the face:
As it hit the newsstands in Milan two days ago, the September issue of Vogue Italia had a cover that looked a little different. Why? Because it was shot in Vogue's newest photography frontier, 3D. Enclosed with the Italian issue was a special pair of 3D vision glasses.
Although I'm sharing the cover, the whole editorial and the backstage video of the shoot here with you, you'll need to wear the 3D glasses to see the cover and the editorial the way it was truly meant to be seen. Besides, who doesn't want to see Miranda Kerr's natural assets in three dimensions?
Shot by photography master Steven Meisel, the September issue features 22 pages of the sexy Australian model (and the newly pregnant wife of Orlando Bloom) Miranda Kerr.
Thanks to the possibility of seeing in three dimensions, Vogue images will acquire a totally new power, crossing the borders of fashion photo shoots, to strengthen even more the very high quality pictures, which have always been the trademark of the magazine.
And a look at the backstage video of the photo shoot.
Also, for Vogue Italia readers, the 3D surprises of the September issue carry on in The Scent of the Future, a story shot by Tim Walke.
image credits – Video posted and scanned images scanned from mayfrayn @ TFS, Vogue Italia
