Nart on the Walls
Rated • 1 review • gaming, digital art, game design, cod • notarealthing.com
Art on the walls from within Call of Duty: Black Ops.
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Justin is a 35 year old man from Florida, USA
A gleeful explorer of the space between ideas, a collector of netherworld curiosities, and a tyro deconstructionist - I created NotaRealThing.com in order to maximize the amount of time and energy I obsessively pour into all things inconsequential.
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Esoteeric
Rated • 1 review • clothing, movies, design, logo, geek • notarealthing.com
Competing designs for imaginary companies from TV and Film.
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Return of the Swingline
Rated • 1 review • movies, television, geek, office, justified • notarealthing.com
Milton's stapler follows him from Office Space to his new role in Justified.
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Art From Above
Rated • 1 review • postmodern, art, google, satellite, digital • notarealthing.com
Art based on Google Maps / Street View.
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The Treachery of Objects
Rated • 1 review • philosophy, postmodernism, art • notarealthing.com
An art object that synthesizes Matisse's "The Treachery of Images" (This is not a pipe) with the line from The Matrix: "There is no spoon".
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Sipping on the Slusho!verse
Rated • 1 review • marketing, movies, products, abrams, slusho • notarealthing.com
As any fan of Alias, Lost, Fringe, or Heroes could tell you, J.J. Abrams certainly enjoys the process of fleshing out the fictional universes he creates. It seems that in the process of creating the imaginary Slusho! brand for the Godzilla-inspired creature flick, Cloverfield, he created a bit of a marketing monster.
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Choose Your Own Adventure Books That Never Quite Made It
Rated • 2 reviews • humor • somethingawful.com
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Ghost Box - The Other Channel
Rated • 1 review • music, nostalgia, spooky, hauntology • notarealthing.com
The soundscape that emerges from the Ghost Box record label is difficult to describe with a single word. "Haunted" is probably the best match in the English language, but the eeriness of the aesthetic has more to do with the sense of nostalgia that it provokes in the listener - although the memories come from a past that doesn't exist.