Well, Japanese geniuses once again amaze with technical ingenuity. Daito Manabe is a 32-year-old programmer, designer and musician from Tokyo. Together with a couple of techies, he invented an electric stimulator of the face of the face synchronized with an equalizer. Electric impulses are sent to contacts, which causes a contraction of the face of the face to the beat of music, with a binding to the equalizer.

Just try to google his name and you will find hundreds of results, among which there will be both songs and pictures that reflect the worldview of this unique phenomenon of American culture, a person who popularized the art of outsiders, or artbar. Daniel Johnston (Daniel Johnston) is an American artist and a poet poet. Here I will not dwell on music, but I will show better his drawings.

Despite all the problems, the humor of the children who make the 2x2 television channel continues to blow up the brain of viewers. I sincerely admire their new series of announcements and a mockery over the financial crisis! This can be born only from synergy of bright talent and healthy humor! And how do you like this series of announcements of your new cartoons?

Maurice Bejart A moment in the life of another. (excerpts) I was born in Marseille on January 1, 1927. My first dance lesson... My first teacher. This is her - Madame. She is as old as the old lady painted by Rembrandt. They have the same face, but Madame has a cane in her hand. This cane is everything to her: a third leg when she walks, a metronome when she gives a lesson, a pointing finger when she corrects mistakes, and simply a whip when we don’t immediately grasp everything.

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Nancie Yang is another Japanese madness Just 5 minutes ago, the illustrations of this Japanese artist saw her and immediately decided to put her work here. I did not find a biography or other information about Nancie. All that is is her page on Flickr and many, many, many wonderful works.

This week, Dmitry Pershin, Anna Chaigo, Katya Karamzina, Denis Chikin and Julia Kropacheva composed their Five Tops. Dmitry Pershin Vija TV channel A1 Beast Hot: To inferior the elderly place in the subway and do not yield to the inadmated aunts that push and behave in a hamian (but not even steeper at all). Smile people. Especially unfamiliar. Let them think that you are crazy, but the mood lifts. Do not run for fashion. Make the other so that others want to repeat you.

If you want to get a Darwin award, but do not know how, then the work of Jean Iva Lemon can easily serve you a clear example. You can, for example, go to the ball lightning with a pitchfork or try to catch it like Benjamin Franklin in your famous experience. Although what am I all about lightning? You can just stand on the bridge and break your back. Not impressive? - And good!

“Until musicians start playing really cool and there's some drummer who can bang faster than a Singer sewing machine, it's all bullshit.” - Alternative Press. “Agoraphobic Nosebleed took the ripping grind of early Napalm Death and gave it a new twist using rudimentary technology... this band plays truly merciless music,” KNAC com.

Probably now few people pay their precious attention to the houses of old Moscow, dogs, grandmothers with string bags, on simple faces of passers -by. And she turns ... and sketches. Her name is Alena Dergilev (real name Elena). Born in Moscow in a family of artists. In 1975 she graduated from the faculty of applied art of the Moscow Textile Institute. Since 1983 - Member of the Moscow Union of Artists.

Marta Cooper, undoubtedly, is a legend man for those who are not indifferent to graffiti. The other day, the New York photojournalist published her new book. The name is so speaking that, in fact, everything becomes clear about its content - Tag Town Book. Martha has been taking pictures since the 70s. All the trains are metro, all the walls and New York nooks, painted with street hooligans-on her conscience.

The first issue of the magazine [, devou'Ti:] was released on March 31 of this year. What today we present to you the sixth number was a foggy dream at the stage of creating the first. Now in English! We have a new approach to the design of the magazine - each section is designed by a separate illustrator, we have a new approach to maintenance - each number is dedicated to its own topic, we have new interesting authors, we have a new site, finally !!!

The Slashhthree project, uniting designers around the world, gathered the eighth of Artpack. This is a collection of selected works from photos to graphics. Here are some of them: Slashhthree Artpack #8

Panda is amazing creatures. I do not know a single person whom this bamboo bear from China can leave indifferent. You look at them, watch the behavior, habits, and the smile itself appears on the face. Scientists have not yet come to a consensus - to which family to attribute them to, they were officially recognized as bears, but they also have a number of signs of raccoon. Unfortunately, Panda is an endangered look, in the wild there are about 1600 individuals.

The term “steam -punch” (English + punk, steam + protest, conflict) appeared in 1987 as a parody of “cyberpunk” (and therefore is sometimes considered a variety of post -kyberpank). Often, “steam” analogues were found by modern technologies. I want you to appreciate the lamps in this style created by the German designer Frank Buchwald.