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Category: Multimedia

  • Sushi Cat

    Help the sushi-cat get fatter in this adorably cute sushi-themed timewaster. Flash file: _flashnode (Flash is no longer supported by browsers; kept for the record) Source: http://armorgames.com/play/5379/sushi-cat Read more →

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    Twitter Updates

    Twitter is another one of those electronic existential zeitgeist services that seem to be all the rage nowadays. Some people update their statuses with alarming frequency. Others do not. I update mine occasionally, but have the audacity to publish the feed: Read more →

  • Oude Amsterdam kaas

    What’s so good about this Dutch cheese variety? Oude Amsterdam kaas is a special type of aged Gouda cheese, originating in the capital of The Netherlands. It matures for around 6 months prior to consumption, and has a delicute, pure taste — buttery, rich and reminiscent of walnuts — and a firm texture. This cheese’s… Read more →

  • The amazing flaming brownie trick

    Flame your brownies like a pro; disclaimer not included. Read more →

  • Cursor * 10

    ‘Play a flash game with yourself’. You have ten iterations to beat the game. Your play history — in the form of a moving cursor — from each previous run will cumulatively assist with your current run. You need to work together with your past and present avatars to complete the temporal challenges and advance.… Read more →

  • Shadow Factories

    Howard Arkley, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 1990 Read more →

  • Untitled (Green Silver)

    Jackson Pollock, enamel and aluminium paint on canvas, circa 1949 Read more →

  • The Cardsharps

    Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, oil on canvas, 1594 Read more →

  • Judith Beheading Holofernes

    Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, oil on canvas, circa 1598 It is interesting to compare Caravagio’s work with a later work by Gentileschi. Gentileschi’s version is a lot more visceral, with more blood, greater detail, and a more determined expression on Judith’s face. In Caravaggio’s depiction, Judith is of slight figure and bears an almost reluctant… Read more →

  • Judith Beheading Holofernes

    Artemisia Gentileschi, oil on canvas, 1611–12 Read more →