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How to of the Day (Free subscription) | 10/19/2009
In the following article, you will learn how to make a large-scale, temporary, fake rock wall. This type of wall can be especially useful for special event decorations, or as a prop for plays and other programs. This is only a guide, so let your creativity flow. This is how one particular wall was made, but you can adjust this to create your own special project.
Web News Site (Free subscription) | 10/07/2009
I'm digging the rocks supporting this 'Agua Table' by designer Domingos Tótora . Though they look totally real, they are actually made of recycled paper and glue. His website is made of unlinkable flash, however Contemporist has a nice set of photos showing how they are made. The table is pretty nice, but I think I would want to make a giant boulder and roll it towards my anthropologist...
Click World News (Free subscription) | 10/07/2009
I'm digging the rocks supporting this 'Agua Table' by designer Domingos Tótora . Though they look totally real, they are actually made of recycled paper and glue. His website is made of unlinkable flash, however Contemporist has a nice set of photos showing how they are made. The table is pretty nice, but I think I would want to make a giant boulder and roll it towards my anthropologist...
MAKE: Blog (Free subscription) | 10/07/2009
I'm digging the rocks supporting this 'Agua Table' by designer Domingos Tótora . Though they look totally real, they are actually made of recycled paper and glue. His website is made of unlinkable flash, however Contemporist has a nice set of photos showing how they are made. The table is pretty nice, but I think I would want to make a giant boulder and roll it towards my anthropologist...
adfreak (Free subscription) | 10/02/2009
It's been a year and a half since "Got milk?" introduced White Gold , the fake rock star with the fu manchu and the milk-filled guitar. The character, dreamed up by Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, seemed like a flash in the pan, but apparently not, as he's making a grand return this coming Monday in "The Battle for Milkquarious," a 20-minute "rock opera" broadcast at Milkquarious.com...
The First Post (Free subscription) | 10/22/2009
In 2007, O'Barry and the film's director, the former National Geographic photographer Louie Psihoyos, put together a covert expedition to film the slaughter, by pretending they were there to document the degradation of local reefs. Once in, the filmmakers planted their underwater microphones and hid high-definition cameras in fake rocks. O'Barry, who had been arrested many times for trying...
YOUR NEW REALITY (Free subscription) | 10/16/2009
... engineer, a stuntman and a team of designers from Industrial Light & Magic, who hid cameras in fake rocks to be planted around the cove. It doesn't nag or holler; it lets its audience join the dots. It's made by people with enough detachment to be sly, satiric, even aesthetic. It is the closest thing green cinema has got to its own Dr Strangelove. The trailer :
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 10/15/2009
... industry in captive dolphins, how they employed the latest technology (including fake rocks and unmanned helicopters) to make the film, and how the international outcry from the movie has already had a positive impact. Next, Jason meets British director Lindy Heymann, whose Liverpool-set feature Kicks screened at the Edinburgh film festival and is poised to be one of the highlights...
pjstar.com Tri-County RSS (Free subscription) | 10/13/2009
... lions and the three zebras, stay outside until the temperature drops below 40 degrees. The giant fake-rock lion hangouts are - get this - heated.
General Ramblings (Free subscription) | 09/25/2009
Phil the Who ? alien the What ? are questions going through your head as did mine when i first heard about a b - movie Canadian scifi comedy i guess, It is also a movie which contains such things as talking beavers, nicole de boer with blue hair, an alien who finds Jesus who is an alcoholic and slow motion with some fake rock ballard in the back ground every time he used his mind to move...
Wired: Danger Room (Free subscription) | 09/25/2009
... Three years ago, Russian television was blanketed with footage of a British diplomat using a fake rock to plant spy gear . Like Hatcher, the accused British diplomat was a liaison to human rights and civil society organizations. Of course, diplomats are well aware of — and are briefed on — the dangers of the “honey pot”: seduction as a tool for recruitment or entrapment. And Russia...
