that's just brilliant

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official banksy site.

interesting stuff - i've seen some of it on various websites, didn't know he had an official site.

love it!

Quoted: Very, very interesting -- compares two versions of Richard Scarry's Best Word Book ever. I read this, I bet you did too ... thanks toloudis!

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oooooh snap!
great work - but more importantly check out the halo 3 trailer on this guys 'work' section. he also did the trailer / commercial for gears of war as well. good stuff.

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some great online stuff here relating to art and design.

beautiful online interactive gallery. sadly it's either in dutch or french - neither of which i speak/read, but the art work is beautiful and you don't need language to appreciate art.

that's just super cool - now i wanna make one.

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hmmm... would be interesting to look at but the load time is forever! gonna have to check it out when i have more time.

Quoted: Leonardo da Vinci is, arguably, the greatest artist and thinker of all time. This exhibition will illuminate the most fundamental aspect of Leonardo's work: how his mind was able to visualise his incredible theories. Innovative film animations will graphically depict and inform the precious pages and small notebooks in which Leonardo da Vinci detailed his observations and theories, his mighty inventions and his extraordinary visions of the earth in age-old transformation. Large models, most notably a flying machine, tank and a giant crossbow, will also be displayed to illustrate and explain his inventions. Little-known treasures, such as the V&A's Forster Codices - three of Leonardo da Vinci's small notebooks detailing studies on geometry, weights and hydraulic machines, will also be on display.

love this statue - learned about this statue back when took art history.

the story goes (from what my professor told me) this statue represents a boxer from back in the day (hellenistic period).

the statue shows the boxer has a broken nose, his hands are rapped with metal plates and nothing else, and that it shows the boxer waiting for his next opponent. the boxing during the hellenistic period was/is much different from what they are today. two men would enter - the winner would stay in the ring and the next opponent would enter.