You may not be aware of it, but each one of us comes pre-equipped with superpowers. Radioactive spider bite or super soldier serum not required.
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A few weeks ago, at Bold Hype Gallery in Chelsea, NYC, Spoke Art presented this awesome artshow featuring Tarantino and Coen brothers movies. From Kill Bill to Fargo, from Pulp Fiction to True Grit, dozens of artists played with the universes of those incredibly talented directors. Geek-Art.net invites you to check some of those great pieces in the full article ! Click on the pics to get the artist and the artwork’s names. I picked some of my favorite, but you can check the whole pieces here and here. Enjoy !
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I admit that I have trouble seeing my cell phone in the mornings when I wake up, but this dock seems to do the trick, with nice big numbers that are easy to see from afar, especially when you're not wearing any glasses.
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If you enjoy the look and feel of Steampunk devices and enjoy high quality audio the new Colorfly Pocket HiFi C4 Pro media player might well be worth a look.
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Richard Nagy wowed us when he created the Datamancer steampunk laptop a while back. Those wishing to add a Victorian flair to their PC need not wait longer.
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R-9 is a UK based design studio specialising in science fiction based sculpture and functional art.
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The iOpener is a real eye-opener. Sorry. The iPhone case/bottle opener layers gimmick on gimmick, but at least it appears to be well made.
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Retro gamers, here's a great way to take notes, while at the same time playing a round of Tetris. These sticky notes come in Tetris-inspired shapes, letting you create puzzles as you write.
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A challenger appears in the competition for the title of World's Most Unreadable Timepiece, a competition that no one in particular asked for nor wanted.
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From the jocks to the geeks to the band nerds, even the vast world of social media comes with its own stereotypes and teenage angst.
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