Sometimes, the medium is the message. In this case, the medium is Rubiks Cubes. The message is that there’s an Irish guy named John Quigley who has too much free time. I mean, I suppose you could say the same of many artists, but this is some seriously time-consuming stuff. And while it’s impressive, it seems rather… algorithmic, doesn’t it? I notice there are no original compositions.
I guess it’s a hobby. Better than mine, anyway (crying and punching my pillow, if you’re wondering).
[via Technabob]
There is no such thing as a Rubix cube.
Please be a decent blogger/reporter/whatever.
I do know a guy who made a Stephen Colbert one.. Though the most he got was a mention on the Colbert website.
I’ve read this blog over four times, which I rarely do, and I can’t see where the blogger misspelled the word Rubiks. If you were referring to the response “Rubix Cube-based real-life pixel art suggests too much time on someone’s hands :Microsoft (anti) fans”, I would suggest for you to complain to the author of such response (blog). Why don’t you click it to find out yourself.
No, it was actually corrected – I own the mistake. Rubiks/Rubix is for some reason one of the few mix-ups that I can’t seem to put my finger on. But thanks for the support, Mario.
Now if more time is consumed… then that would result in effective output.
http://www.msoft-technologies.com
http://www.msoftwebtemplates.com
He only has to solve one side of each cube!