View allAll Photos Tagged Tetris
These took about five hours to make, and used about $57 worth of stuff from an office supply store, including the scissors. The best part was having to try on boxes in the store, to the bemusement of those around us.
They were a bit hot and bulky in use, and it was super hard to hear anyone. If it was to be done again, I'd recommend cutting ear-holes in them, or at least making the face areas more open.
We also didn't count on how much Tetris we'd have to play to get these to fit in the car.
Yes, I know it's crooked. I like it like that.
This is a daytime long exposure of 40 seconds, shot while using a B+W ND110 filter. But the clouds weren't moving... >:-(
Software: Photoshop CS4 - Silver Efex Pro.
Si hay un juego que engancha, es el Tetris, o por lo menos a mí, y encima me relaja, me ayuda a desconectar de todo por completo. Esta es la primera Gameboy que tuve, después han habido "otras", ahora ya ni se llaman así, pero esta es mi preferida, la guardo con mucho cariño y hoy os la muestro en mi "me gusta" jugar al Tetris.
Para Lío de fotos: Cosas que me gustan
Tetris (en ruso: Тетрис) es un videojuego de puzzle ruso inventado por Alekséi Pázhitnov en 1985 cuando estaba trabajando en la Academia de Ciencias de Moscú. Es, posiblemente, el videojuego más conocido
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Tetris effect is the ability of an activity to which people devote sufficient time and attention to begin overshadowing their thoughts, mental images, and dreams. It is named after the video game Tetris. In the game a player rotates and moves different falling tetrominoes, or shapes made up of four square blocks. If the player can arrange the shapes so there are complete horizontal lines of blocks without any gaps, those lines are eliminated. The object of the game is to eliminate as many lines as possible before the shapes fill the screen.
The Northern & Shell Building in London (UK), headquarters of Northern & Shell, a British publishing and television group. It was designe by Covell, Matthews & Partners.
One of the many collaborate canvases that were part of the "Friends with Benefits" show, with Bob, El Toro, UWP, josh? and Ticky! Sorry for the flash in the black outlines, we should of scanned this!
Fun Links...
Show T-shirt: www.rarebreed215.com/custom-design-t-shirts-and-hip-hop-c...
Show Video: vimeo.com/10844181
Show Store: friendswithbenefitsshow.bigcartel.com/
Show Blog: friendswithbenefitsshow.blogspot.com/
Made with coloured cellophane and sticky tape. I love getting to do crazy stuff like this! It really brightens up the end of the corridor :)
The classic Tetris game has made the transition to a touch screen device.
You can now have a free download of Tetris Blitz on your mobile/cell phone.
To allow for quick sessions, each round is played in two-minute bursts.
This colourful group was at Pitt Street Mall playing some computerised music to promote the product.
Free Chupa Chups lollipops were handed out.
Pitt Street Mall, Sydney, Australia (Thursday 6 Jun 2013 @ 1:34pm)
Texture courtesy of Skeletal Mess
One more posting in Comments Section
.