Congratulatory sign in the stairwell

Via.

Art gallery show featuring state of the art holograms

This show August 13 at the Gnomon Gallery in Los Angeles sounds intriguing:

The Grand Opening show "RabbitHoles" will launch 12 editions of breakthrough artwork by 10 renowned industry artists. The pieces are printed in the amazing form of RabbitHoles state-of-the-art digital motion holograms, which display 1280 frames of full-color, 3D imagery with up to seven seconds of fluid and seamless animation on a completely flat surface.

The jpeg is a photo of a hologram by Meats Meier that will be on display, called the "Siggraph Animation Mother."

"Original Illustrator file of Myst island"

My computer doesn't seem to have the software needed to open the file, but, apparently if you go to this link at Robyn Miller's blog, you can download the original Illustrator file of Myst island, in editable high resolution form.

*Previously: Photos of Robyn Miller's grandfather's workshop.

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Flint, Michigan trying to find corporate sponsor for its surveillance cameras

You can sponsor a big logo for $30,000, but they're also willing to put smaller logos, or even names for smaller donations. Supposedly, there's going to be a Paypal link at the city's homepage, but I couldn't find it. Via.

Canadian Film Fest Posters: funny twists on classic images

Some pretty great parodies of The Birds, The Wizard of Oz, Poltergeist, Superman, and Jaws:







These are from the 2007 and 2006 Canadian Film Fests. Via.

*Previously: Terminator movie poster for the Alamo Drafthouse.

*Choose from thousands of Wizard of Oz collectibles at eBay.

The Sims cosplay

Found amidst a whole bunch of San Diego Comic Con photos.

*Previously: Space Invaders costume.