Sniffing out the stuff that kids really get best
French-Swiss Artist Guillaume Reymond has been creating stop motion films of classic video games using HUMANS AS PIXELS! He calls it the “Game Over” project and they are all pretty fun. We’d love to get all the soundtracks on one download too.
Special thanks to VeryShortList for tipping us to this latest installment.
This in from SavageChickens:
“Exterminate!” is the Daleks’ cry, but at 44 lbs of eating, this cake will take a wee bit of time before it is gone for good. We’ve got a Doctor Who fan (really two) living in our bowl, but this seems like it would be a bit much to make for even when the young one turns two numbers old.
We don’t want to disappoint, but this Super Mario Bros Chess Cake looks equally unobtainable.
Cupcakes, perhaps?
If you were in our family, you’d know what it is like to walk down the sidewalk trapped in a video game. Usually you can’t see much of the game other than Hope The Younger bouncing and leaping. The Soundtrack can be heard in some tribal form of song, but you just can’t see the graphics. I knew they must be there though and here captured with a magic camera you can see it all.
Super Mario Bros. from Andreas Heikaus on Vimeo.
Monkeys of all shapes and sizes here!
One Owl: 3 Versions! Epic win.
Courtesy of Scott & Graham: “If you could have any four super powers, what would they be?”
