theargylegargoyle:

mattisaverage:

gamer-pictures:

Diablo cosplay, the most amazing cosplay I’ve ever seen.

HOLY FUCKING FUCK

Costuming Level: God Tier. Full ascension if the mouth moves.

colorlust:

So, for my art show next week I have been reviewing a lot of the stuff I have been and making minor adjustments for size and such, but when I got to these two posters I felt the need to give them a heavy duty makeover, while keeping the same layout.  It is crazy to think that it was just over a year ago that I started design classes, and it is even crazier to think that I have actually improved both technically and visually over that time.

The originals can be seen here and here

dead-mau5:

YAARGH

insanelygaming:

X-Ray Video Game Contollers

Created by Reintji

insanelygaming:

Mario, Zelda & Pokemon Earphones

Created by ketchupize

Available on Etsy

brain-food:

Photos of the awesome office of id29, a brand and communication design studio that’s located in an old collar factory. (via)

prostheticknowledge:

Happy 30th Birthday To the ZX Spectrum 

Both BBC Technology and Google celebrate the pioneering computer:

The ZX Spectrum is 30 years old. The successor to Sir Clive Sinclair’s ZX81 - at the time the world’s best selling consumer computer - it introduced colour “high resolution” graphics and sound.

It also offered an extended version of Sinclair Basic, a computer language with which hundreds of thousands of users were already familiar.

The thin Bauhaus-inspired design was sleeker than anything else on the market, but what was more impressive was its price: £125 for the basic model with 16 kilobytes of RAM, or £175 for the 48k model.

That allowed adverts at the time to boast: “Less than half the price of its nearest competitor- and more powerful”.

Sir Clive believed hitting the low price points was crucial.

More Here

totalfilm:

Before They Were Superheroes