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Fake Screenshots by Brody Condon
No reason for this post, other than I love the above two images by Brody Condon (for the fake screenshot competition) in 2003. Read this blog post. I saw this a long long time ago, but forgot to bookmark them, and managed to find it again via selectparks (thanks!).
Brody also created 650 Polygon John Carmack (2004), a 5ft tall low polygon likeness of the famous game engine programmer John Carmack of ID Software. The sculpture is an appropriated portrait of Carmack from the game Quake III, CNC milled in polyurethane, and textured with hundreds of hand placed inket decals (shown below). A video pano.
Posted on February 11th 2007 under Games, Sculpture
