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I really love Rene Magritte, so what could then be better than to place him on my MacBook Pro? Etsy.com has some great dekals for $13. But which is best?

Lego is and always will be great. Nathan has taken this a tid bit further… See his portfolio on
brickartist.com

See how he made Master chief in the below video.

You want to use Roy Lichtensteins comic font that he used in his speech bubbles? One was created by Albright-Knox Art Gallery: “P22 Pop Art Comic“

According to Fontshop
“The Pop Art font set was developed for the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York. The Comic typeface, in regular and bold italic, was inspired by the work of Roy Lichtenstein, whose crisp, clear caps were distinctive but legible.”

You can buy it for example here:
Fonts.com

Dont want to pay? Here are loads of free alternatives:
hans.presto
Blambot
manfred-klein

“Laffayette Comic Pro” is fairly similar:
dafont

Check out the interview by the two founders, Javier Carrasco and Miguel Olivares. Not only are they really creative, they are really nice guys too! http://current.com/e/88859345

Theres a new website called Potential Architecture. It shows a wide selection of projects that of some reason nevere were realised. Quite interesting site I find.

Heres one project that unfortunately wasnt done: www.potentialarchitecture.com

The project in Røros, was done by Huus og Heim (who happens to be a friend of mine!
http://www.huusogheim.no/

…and really loads of fun!

Went to see Martin Slaatto´s new show/installation/act at Maridalen Skytebane in Oslo. It was one 1h of strange experience. A man dressed in a red track suite, jumping around, climbing trees, flying a remote controlled helicoptre and suddenly reciting Hamlet. Everything without irony, but not without humour! 1hour fun with free coffee and rolls for 100kr. Well recommended!

Check out his website: http://www.slaattosloyfa.no

Here is a review of the show: Slaattos lek på alvor (its in Norwegian)

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4U5SigzQFuw]

“The Robotic Chair”, collaborations with Canadian artists Max Dean and Matt Donovan. The Robotic Chair, their latest piece, is a work in progress. It was completed in mid-summer 2006, at which time it will make its first public appearance.

How cool was that?! I want one now!

Apple are said to have ripped off Marclay’s telephone idea for their iPhone ad. I can see where that idea comes from. Have a look at Marclay’s work. Me likes… [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yqM3dAqTzs]