Showing posts with label 8 bit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8 bit. Show all posts
8-Bit Watch
Well, this 8-bit geekery is all over the place! And I'm lovin' it!
The 8-Bit Watch , which obviously would've went really well with Liuzzis's 8-bit Halloween costume (previous post), has a stainless steel face with ABS plastic band.
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I Am 8-Bit
I am 8-Bit Halloween costume by Dan Liuzzi.
"It's made out of: Insulation foam, joint compound, a cardboard box, glue, some gesso spray and acrylic paint. Pretty amateur stuff actually, and a really fun project. Took me about 2-3 weeks to finish. "
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8-Bit Costume
Kiel Johnson and Klai Brown made a Cool 8-bit costume for a Toshiba commercial. Called Gary. They cut the "large pixels" from sheets of high density foam and glued them to "an articulated cardboard suit structure". Kiel said:
"I think I cut around 4000 pixels. Not all used for Gary... we are building two more characters for a video project."
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2 Cool New Hangers: The 8-Bit And Axe
The 8-Bit Hanger to hang all your non 8 bit stuff.
And an axe hanger for anyone with a crazy desire to hit a door or a wall with an axe.
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