3D | Miscellanehouse Blog. Je vous présente un artiste numérique pakistanais aujourd’hui sur le blog (c’est assez rare pour être noté!) Mister Omar Aqil et ses excellentes créations 3D et photomontages autour de la typo! Parcourez son portfolio Extraits (Omar Aqil copyright) : Like this: J'aime chargement… Petit retour sur le travail de Grunge-TV aka James Knowles. Visitez son portfolio Extraits (J.Knowles copyright) : J’ai découvert l’univers du canadien Pascal Blanché il y a peu sur deviant-art et je dois dire que je suis vite tombé sous le charme de ses créatures sulfureuses et autres aliens bio-méchaniques! Rendez-vous sur sa page deviant qui regorge de créas. Extraits (P.Blanche copyright) : Un peu de motion-design pour aujourd’hui (vous savez ce mélange de graphisme et de vidéo) avec le concepteur et graphiste 3D australien Umeric.
Découvrez les clips vidéo sur son site Extraits (Umeric copyright) : Aujourd’hui, mercredi 27 février, à lieu une opération un peu spéciale puisque TOUS les tutos sont à -50%. Apocalypse POW! Triptych: Holy Haberdashery, Batman! "Pixel Bat Family" by Ganando Enemigos "Code Red At The Asylum" (t-shirt) by Glen Brogan "Mr. Bat and Friends" by Seven Hundred So I started playing Batman: Arkham City yesterday and good god, is it amazing. Arkham Asylum was easily my favourite game of 2009, and Arkham City is a return to form in every conceivable way - the introductory sequence, playing as an incarcerated, shackled Bruce Wayne fighting against The Penguin's goons, is such a clever way of opening a Batman game, and so well done, I'm actually tempted to go back and play through it again, just for the hell of it.
A lot of the time, when I start a game, I find that it takes a while for me to get into it. This was the case with Dead Rising, Left 4 Dead, Mass Effect 2... Anyway. So in honour of all this - both starting to play Arkham City, and my ongoing obsession with Batman in general - I give you a Batman-themed triptych. Old Mysterious Photos that will Haunt Your Dreams : Part 2 | The Ghost Diaries. Posted by theghostdiaries on Sunday, February 16, 2014 · 2 Comments The following photos were culled from the dark archives of the past. Once again, we have no explanation for them. They could be works of art. Maybe they’re the photographic relics of a deranged family or cult. Behold our second installment of old, mysterious photos and try to imagine the states of mind of the people in them. For PART ONE of this post, CLICK HERE! By.