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Just noting these for future cyberpunk uses. Suddenly the crazy 80′s future makeup doesn’t look so crazy.
– Rob Donoghue

Preliminary makeup patterns to hide from face detection

About this image:

• Images with a red square tested positive, a face was found
• Images without a red square tested negative, no face was found
• Images under the section “TEST PATTERNS” are made according to results of the Haar deconstruction
• Images under “RANDOM PATTERNS” are random doodles made without the anti-face detection patterns in mind
• Images underneath the “NO PATTERNS” heading are left untouched to show that the face detection works well on simple line drawings
• Line drawings are from Figure Drawing for Fashion Design

via AH Projects

SpOn hat fantastische Bilder von Hak Nam, der Festung der Dunkelheit. Ein dichtbebauter Komplex, 44 Meter hoch, alles dreckigster Slum, keine Polizei, tolle Bilder.

Hier ist der Link.

Following up on the “Farm your body” article I found the great site of Marcia Nolte. I don’t understand what she writes (I guess its dutch), but she does have some amazing pictures:

Having problems with your mp3-player too? Get a new ear that fits the

It’s cheaper then cyberears and you don’t have to worry about empty batteries.

This hand is dedicated for mobile devices like your crackberry.

Useful, not only for lawyers. Hands up if you belong to the happy few who don’t have this kind of electronic manacles with you.

Build in high-heels are much better for your health.

Hard times coming for shoe fetishists.

Smokers might go for a new lip.

I woudn’t, but then I don’t smoke.

If you need glasses, this IS useful.

Okay, you might add that having good eyes won’t be harder then getting that extravagant nose, but then what about a jewelers lens or night vision goggles?

Why?

Regarding yesterdays post, bOINGbOING has some great artwork:

bOINGbOING: Eye freak

The comments on bOINGbOING are well worth reading this time.

A new eyeball for a lady

Tanya Vlach lost her eyeball in a traffic accident.

I am attempting to recreate my eye with the help of a miniature camera implant in my prosthetic / artificial eye. The intraocular installation of an eye-cam will substitute for the field of vision of my left eye that I lost in 2005 from a car accident. While my prosthetic is an excellent aesthetic replacement, I am interested in capitalizing on the current advancement of technology to enhance the abilities of my prosthesis for an augmented reality.

Details can be found here.