okay I want it on record that I am actually genuinely sorry about this
but I saw someone talking about the game Postal 2 the other day and this is unfortunately the first thing that came to mind
Pfffft. This would be a much less horrible game than the Postal series.
Portal 2. The Art of Doug Rattmann’s Murals found around a ruined Aperture Science.
From the Portal 2 Team at Valve.
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Sweet! Really useful to have some of these names to look for refs later. And the variety is super useful too.
Sometimes, I think about Wheatley running around Aperture like the Cat from Red Dwarf putting ‘Wheatley Laboratories’ logos on everything “That’s mine…that’s mine…that’s mine…’ The Cat actually…that whole SCENE is really the Portal Fandom’s default Wheatley and I NEED someone to draw this. Sometime. Somewhere. Please.
Some gems courtesy of the Portal fandom circa 2011
My own humble contributions:
I dont mean to brag but I think I should add in my atrocities:
I’m done here
I think we can put our differences behind us… for science… you monster. – GLaDOS
I`m a HUGE Portal fan ∩( ・ω・)∩
NerdAche-Cakes: Favorite Requests Part 1
Just a compilation of my favorite requests so far. There’s MUCH more than this but these are my favorite.
Request Box always open! And because ya’ll are so awesome, I’ll give you three updates next week. Yaaaay.
*points to Sherlock cupcakes*
I suppose that’s one way to eat your feelings away 😮
More Fisheye Placebo promotional art! 😀
This one features some silly programmer graffiti despite the serious atmosphere.
The pigeons with IPoAC (IP over Avian Carriers) is a proposal to carry Internet Protocol (IP) traffic by birds such as homing pigeons as a part of an April fool’s joke.
The 3 square icons next to it says eat, sleep, code.
The ones on the stairs refers to another April fool’s joke that created Error 418. Like Error 404, which means “Not Found”, Error 418 means “I’m a teapot”.
The rest of the graffiti are various words and symbols related to the story.
Ch0 of Fisheye Placebo will hopefully be released around March…maybe…
Piano notes made visible for the first time
Music is beautiful isn’t it? The team at CymaScope visualized the dynamic sounds of the piano’s first strike and the eventual plateau and decay phase of different notes. You can listen to the sounds here and watch as the geometric shapes come to life.
Here is a list of the geometric glyphs for each note
Cymascope – Sound Made Visible
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