Communications theorist Howard Rheingold coined the term "smart mobs" to describe the potential for technology to bring people together in empowering, creative ways to do good in the world. Consider if you will the Twitter Revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, for instance. Or, closer to home, the
The arms are fine, because the Assassin's Creed artist was in fact an artist. Doubling the volume of the head (because you're too lazy to 'shop out the plume on the helmet) is the problem. It also shows Bugnon's profound lack of talent.
Well, yes, but the kid puts this massive head on, and then spends his time on the sword, and armor, and making sure there is proper homage to Isildur or Albert of Brandenburg or whomever. And never does anything about the distortion the head has done on the arms.
So with all the careful attention to detail, he didn't correct the obvious problem he had with the arms? He focused on the armor and the sword and the buckles and all, but not the arms? He's - what, a 16 yo boy?
Bugnon stole 'em?
It's a lifestyle choice, not a congenital defect.
Wouldn't that be "Bugnom"?
<i>Somebody has way too much time on their hands.</i>
Hold the phone! Too much time, you say?You should see his 10 hour long videos. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watc..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCNMETN-XnM&amp;fe...">http://www.youtube.com/watc... Seriously, though, how is that <i>even possible?</i>
Almost perfect - it only lacks the glowing red eyes.
OK, I&#039;m totally stealing this from another poster on another board, but damned if I can find it to give credit:
&quot;Those aren&#039;t clouds - his pants are on fire.&quot;
They do now.
The arms are fine, because the Assassin&#039;s Creed artist was in fact an artist. Doubling the volume of the head (because you&#039;re too lazy to &#039;shop out the plume on the helmet) is the problem. It also shows Bugnon&#039;s profound lack of talent.
Perhaps he originally had someone else&#039;s noggin in mind, before BriteFart&#039;s death presented a better commercial prospect.
Well, yes, but the kid puts this massive head on, and then spends his time on the sword, and armor, and making sure there is proper homage to Isildur or Albert of Brandenburg or whomever. And never does anything about the distortion the head has done on the arms.
So with all the careful attention to detail, he didn&#039;t correct the obvious problem he had with the arms? He focused on the armor and the sword and the buckles and all, but not the arms? He&#039;s - what, a 16 yo boy?
I like the magnifying glass that doesn&#039;t magnify. It&#039;s like a metaphor or something.
where is our famousest chet?
WIN !1!
Ah say - Boy&#039;s Momma wasn&#039;t a chicken. Musta been a cookoo.
That egg was a bit cracked. So&#039;s he...
All right wing nutz use Comic Sans - nothing they write or say is the least bit funny.
That&#039;s not Art!
He isn&#039;t holding a burning copy of the Constitution!
(Yes, I do think I used this before - couldn&#039;t resist.)