An alternative portal to a triangular dimension. Three points of colourful intensity.
Credits: dvdp (davidope) and Tumblr via La boite verte, Schlecky Silberstein, Joseph Pelechaty, Artworks and Pinterest
Month: April 2018
Cakes da Killa
Be careful, he’ll murder your Battenberg. Poster concept by Giandomenico Carpentieri.
Credits: Giandomenico Carpentieri—Roma, Italia and Tumblr via Sydney Plested, poster design and Pinterest
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Kung-fu chicken
Not a chicken that will end up in a Nando’s platter any time soon.
Credits: minivote.ru via VIRAL MEMES, Sathish, funny gif and Pinterest
Entrance Street
I had some fun this weekend, creating street signs using various websites. Most of the street signage is US-style, but a large number are British with a little European thrown in for good measure. Now you know what sort of things are down my street.
Credits: WORLDPLUS 24 via GifCities and Internet Archive
Casino Tropez
We’re not the biggest fans of gambling here in Gifville, but bills (and taxes) have got to paid, so we’ve let some Cherokee investors from Alabama open up a Monaco-themed casino right on our high street. With roulette,slots and ‘video poker’, we might have struck gold (and champagne), or we’ve just prised open the gates to gaming hell.
Credits: Casino Tropez via Burning Programs!, GifCities and Internet Archive
Heli-glyphs
How the ancients might have visualised helicopters in their stone carvings. Or this could be old school Chinese writing.
Credits: 特別通告 via GifCities and Internet Archive
Vaisakhi 2018
Wishing everyone a very happy Vaisakhi.
ਹਰ ਕਿਸੇ ਨੂੰ ਬਹਾਦਰੀ ਦਿਖਾਉਣ ਲਈ ਵਿਸਾਖੀ I
Credits: 4to40: Kids Portal For Parents and AllIndiaRoundup via GIPHY
Neon lotus full of energy
Just look at the flower. Lit up like Tokyo, beaming with energy through every petal and anther. Perhaps a real definition of flower power, in my humble opinion.
Credits: Beauty via Ana Sempre, LOVELY GIFS✿*ڰۣ* and Google+
Follow the leader
They usually know the way, unless they’re middle management, then it’s best to count your blessings.
Credit: imgur
All the (Internet of) Things
In 1982, a group of Carnegie Mellon computer scientists wanted to check the inventory of their soda vending machine without leaving their desks. They came up with a solution that was revolutionary at the time—they connected the machine to the internet.
In 2018, you don’t have to be a computer science PhD to set up a smart vending machine. You can thank Limor “Ladyada” Fried for that change. She’s the founder and CEO of Adafruit Industries, a company that makes hardware programming and the Internet of Things accessible to everyone.
Credits: Codecademy via GMail
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