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The Best Fan Art of January 2013
The fact that time moves forward and we’re already in 2013, don’t think that the first month of the new year wasn’t up to par with previous fan artworks, giving you the best alternative adaptations of your favorite movie, comic book and video game characters.
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The Best Fan Art of 2012
Before you head off and start devouring new adaptations to your favorite comic book, movie and cartoon characters in 2013, take a look and remember some of the best artworks ...
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Fairy Tale Princesses in a Bleak, Modern Future
A brilliant project by photographer Dina Goldstein, a photo series called ‘Fallen princesses’, telling us there are no happy endings in real, modern life. Snow White raises kids in a boring life, Rapunzel has cancer while Ariel is exhibited in aquariums.
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Evil Versions of Disney Princesses
Disney princesses can’t be all that sweet, good and naive, right? It just doesn’t work and fool the audience anymore. That’s why it’s good to do a little revamping to the old characters every once in a while, like making them all look like evil witches or to fit the modern trends, ...
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17 Alternative Artworks of Disney Ladies
Snow White as a gunner? Ariel the Mermaid singing Karaoke? Tiana as a high school mascot? Boredom leads talented people to do some great art work. Alli, or Skirtzzz, decided that ...
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Ariel Atom-inspired simulator touts world’s first 180-degree spherical projector screen (video)
The Ariel Atom is arguably one of the greatest bangs for the buck in terms of sports car performance, so it's no surprise that the automaker has paired up with Motion Simulation to design a particularly special simulator for both hardcore fans as well pro racing drivers and pilots. The TL1 has the world's first 180-degree spherical projection unit (technically, three projector screens acting as one) to give you that advance view of the apex without display bezels getting in the way. Its seat not only adjusts to fit different breeds of cars and aircraft but, if you opt for it, tucks in a motion transducer that will properly jolt you when you hit a bump in the road. What may please extra-serious racing game fans the most is the off-the-shelf nature of the computer needed to drive the TL1 properly: as long as your graphics hardware can handle the extra-wide 5760 x 1200 resolution, any typical Windows XP or Windows 7 desktop will do. The real question is whether your wallet can handle it, as the £11,500 ($18,573) PC-less starting price will make it tempting to buy a real Atom instead.
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