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Vasare Nar iPhone and iPad Cases: Geometry Wars

vasare nar iphone ipad skin

As many of us will probably admit, I have multiple cases for my iPad and iPhone, because I like so many of the designs out there. While I don’t go for stuff that’s too off the wall, like those bunny ear cases that I’ve seen, these geometric cases for iPhones…

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February 7th, 2012 by: Range

Super Angular Mario

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I’ve seen lots of different renditions of Mario over the years, but I can definitely say I’ve never seen him looking quite this extreme.
Illustrator Nicola Felaco created this cool blocky version of Mario using a variety of diamonds, trapezoids, and triangles.…

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August 12th, 2011 by: Technabob

Futurama and the Simpsons Characters: 3 Pixels Each

futurama 3 pixels the simpsons characters

While I had to take off my glasses to be able to see the resemblance, once you see it it’s uncanny! It was definitely important to get the colors right on each of these 3 pixels, as that’s not a lot to be able to identify a character.…

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October 19th, 2010 by: Range

Abstract LED Wall Art Casts a Colorful Glow

Blinkybug LED Wall Art

Electronic artist blinkybug has created this series of wall art pieces that use a set of loosely arranged LEDs to form some cool abstract works of art.

The artist places LEDs and circuitry behind a translucent canvas to create a constantly-evolving display of abstract colored light. Both of the images…

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August 7th, 2007 by: Technabob

LED Wristwatch Looks Cool, Impossible to Read

TokyoFlash JLr7 LED Wrist Watch

TokyoFlash Japan can always be relied upon for the latest in funky digital timepieces, and the new JLr7 LED Abstract Watch is no exception.

The JLr7 (which gets its name from the top row of LEDs on the watch) displays a series “L”-shaped LED (either in green or blue) segments…

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December 19th, 2006 by: Technabob

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