I want it.

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I've been collecting Photoshop tutorials for a while, and these are some of the best I've seen! If you don't have Photoshop, try out the GIMP. it's a free program that's very similar to Photoshop.

Here's my list:

How to draw hand-crafted pixel art

Create a digital camera with wooden accents

Create an ecological fairy tale wallpaper

Create a cartoon car similar to the Cars movie

Create a glass shatter effect

Make an egg planet

Super Easy Typographic Portrait

Design a grunge style portrait

Make an Avatar-style movie poster from your own photo

Create a stock photo orange drink

3D Car tutorial

Create cartoon characters

Defy Gravity

Again, if you don't have Photoshop, never fear!! I highly recommend the GIMP (click it to go to the homepage). It's absolutely free, and the tools in it are almost the same as Photoshop. If you need help learning how to use the GIMP, go to this website.

Have fun!

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At http://www.totallyfreecrap.com/ , you can sign up for free stuff and have it mailed directly to you!

Posted in Labels: boredom, free, free stuff, fun, online, toys 0 comments Posted by Super at 8:20 PM    

This chair, created by Japanese "interactive designer" Tomomi Sayuda, automatically photocopies your butt when you sit on it.

"This project came from "impact" brief. My initial concern was the news about a naked British streaker who jumped into the Japanese Emperor's palace moat. I was interested in the principle of the news, which is showing embarrassment without big harm for fun. For me, impact means positive and humorous reaction. I decided how to represent this principle. This idea development took the longest time of my four projects. I was brainstorming in many ways with some practical developments since October 2008. Finally I came up with the idea of scanning people's bum."


Here's a link to the full story!

Posted in Labels: design, fun, funny, pictures, science, technology, toys 0 comments Posted by Super at 8:42 PM    

Have you always wanted an awesome socially acceptable mustache? Of course you have. These bottle mustache rings are perfect for any bottle you use for identification and fun! Choose from several different mustaches and let the party begin!

Click Here!

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This may look like a real Space Shuttle at the first sight, but it is actually the result of outstanding LEGO work.

Two Japanese LEGOsmiths used 65,000 LEGO bricks and 1,590 man hours to complete this LEGO Space Shuttle.


It is the world’s largest LEGO space shuttle. It even has a command center and a red countdown button!

Click here for more images and the article!

Posted in Labels: cool, pictures, science, toys 0 comments Posted by Super at 12:02 PM    

Democratic Chess is chess game where each piece is made of an IP-WLan-network camera each capable of looking around, listening and talking to the other figures as well as the two real person players. With this technology there are many different ways how to play the game, the next move can be decided in a democratic way among the figures or they are allowed to discuss the next move with the players and each other.

But, in the end, the two players make the moves. Still cool though.

Here is the site!

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There always has to be something cool online for the election. And there is. Throughout the internet Obama action figures are coming out in al different forms. This one is my favorite.
I challenge someone to find something better.

Posted in Labels: politics, toys 0 comments Posted by Super at 2:01 PM