1. Everybody Panic
Leading a creepy red worm thing around a maze seems easy...but is it? |
2. Monoface
759,375 different possible faces. |
3. Pandemic
Wipe humanity off the face of the earth. |
4. Pictaps
Draw a little character, give him a name, and then watch him dance. |
5. Portal
I guess Portal is a pretty popular game. I don't know if this is a close copy of it or not. |
1. Marvel/DC After Hours
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1. Chimp on a Train
The Japanese are at it again. This time they've let a chimpanzee loose in the city with nothing but enough money for a train ticket and and english bulldog to help him find his way home. |
2. Goodness: Its own Reward
Acts of altruism in the monkey kingdom cast doubt on the theory that human morals are handed down from god-on-high. |
3. Monkey Picked
Tea
Tea is really nothing but hot, dirty water, and it is gross. Now tea lovers can contaminate their perfectly good water with, not just twigs and leaves and dirt, but also with monkey hairs and finger prints. |
4. Don't Choose
Offices
If you had to pass this sign everyday on your way to work, which way would you choose? |
5. Monkey on a
Mini-Bike
I'm not even going to bother trying to describe this video. I holds up just fine on its own. |
1. Student Body
Old-Yearbooks.com is a pretty awesome resource. Collectors can use it to find vintage yearbooks for sale. Long lost ffriends can find their old classmates. Researchers can track down geneological information. I just like to look at the old timey pictures. |
2. No Commoner Carries Such Weapons,
Unless His Appearance, and His Beauty, Are Both Lies.
he school didn't think it would be appropriate to include weaponry in it's yearbook. The kid just wants to promote his involvement in the Society for Creative Anachronism. Like most of these types of news stories, updates are hard to find. Anyone with news on the outcome, please leave a comment. |
3. Regrets and
Mistakes
English teacher, and yearbook committe councelor, Amy McTague, was forced to make apologies for allowing photographs and stories of underage drinking and illegal drug use to appear in last year's Conifer High School yearbook. At least she didn't fuck any of them. |
4. Celebrity Yearbook
Photos
Ever wonder what televangelist, fraud and ciminal, Benny Hinn looked like when he was in high school? |
5. Girl's School
And as a final bit of self promotion, I made these collages based on vintage yearbook photos. I think they look pretty good. They are available in my etsy shop. |
1. Tell us about yourself and your background
My name is Erin Tyner and I live in Atlanta, Georgia with my husband Chris and our Italian Greyhound named Finn. My background and education is in the social sciences (social work, psychology, criminology). I started taking photos in early 2007 when I got my first camera. |
2. What is your work about? What is your process?
My goal with my photos is to tell a story or express an emotion - whether that's through a created scene, a still life or a found object. Sometimes my photos are very spontaneous such as when I'm exploring abandoned places and don't want to stick around long! (Check out the Better Since You Left gallery on my website) When photographing still life or miniatures I just try to make the image match what I see in my head. |
3. From where does your inspiration come?
Favorite music and literature, Minimalism, abstract and Surrealist artists, Nature, dioramas, taxidermy, dreams |
4. Outside of photography, what are your interests?
I'm a movie junkie, watching multiple movies on the weekend is a guilty pleasure. I always have music playing and love concerts. I'm pretty decent in the kitchen and experiment with new recipes weekly. Of course I like eating (most of) those experiments too! I also enjoy exploring places in and out of town with my husband. |
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