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Joselle · Guest

I, for one, welcome our new Chinese overlords.
nobody cares. not trying to be harsh, but I think everyone who has submitted something has seen it again, "dupe filter" notwithstanding.

Mateyisi · Guest

“@azn: It's odd talking to the ìš°ë¦¬ë‚˜ë¼ about Dokdo when they hear that we don't call it Dokdo or Takeshima, rather they're islets named after a crashed French vessel some number of tens of decades back. It's hard to explain that sometimes it literally takes an act of Congress to change a name on a map. To add to WDM01, Japan later introduced a plan to purchase Jeju-do.The Japanese: International political trolling at its finest.

Moadibba · Guest

...and somehow blame Obama..
This crap is all over the internet. I guess you could call it, "Shock-n-Awe-Speed-Sampling". It comes from sampling colors from a photo, (probably not in the screen capture view) and mechanically dropping and smearing the colors. It's so strange...to have a photograph, and then to execute what might as well be a series of 'swatch and paste' maneuvers. This kind of art is lame...even reproducing photographs with pencils in real life is pretty lame, (just not as lame). And the fact that they speed up the video after the fact is freaking super-lame. I'm not going to be the guy that tries to say what art is, but I have a sneaking suspicion it's not going to be knock-off photo reproductions of celebrities. I just can't wait for people to see through this superficial internet art trend. (...I think it's deviant art's fault, this stuff thrives there).!

Sabina · Guest

Meh, unless there's a 6 year old boy stuck in that floating chair I'm not interested.?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_PkJ_4oEjc

Thirumala · Guest

Hahahaha, cockpit.

Carmenchu · Guest

Banana? Oh you mean those yellow things that prove God's existence?

Jesusa · Guest