Amazing Star Wars Posters Made Out Of Post-Its

Star Wars Post It Posters

Who says that there is no room for creativity at modern offices? A company in the UK had a very special decoration based off of Star Wars that we are now sharing with you. 

As if they were creating intricate and beautiful pixel art, a group of employees decided to decorate their office walls with a Star Wars theme in a very geeky fashion, using post-it notes. The company is Viking from the United Kingdom, who is in the office supplies business, and they decided to recreate some of the most well known characters from the series as giant posters made completely out of their supplies.

In the year of Star Wars we are seeing the franchise get stronger than ever, with many new releases in video game, comic book and movie format, with Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens being the main driving force behind the entire experience. Yet, this is the first time we see such a loving tribute based off of doing something fun at the workplace, in true geek spirit and do-it-yourself fashion.

All in all, it took these guys some 3.597 post-its to recreate some of the most iconic characters in the series, with Darth Vader, R2-D2, a Stormtrooper and Yoda among them. All of these pictures were worked on by the team at Viking in a joyful community effort, which must have been way more fun than any motivational speech or activity than any boss could plan. In between planning and executing, this piece of art took some 5 hours of work, what with removing post-its and getting a better feel of the over-all picture. After the process was done, the walls of the office were then photographed and now we get to share them with you.

Being that each post-it us a perfect square, this style lends itself to pixel art and minimalist aesthetics, so each and everyone of the characters looks a bit simplified but still perfectly recognizable – this is a great way to remain faithful to the original depictions but also showcase some style and originality. We are particularly fond of the Yoda and Darth Vader posters, for they have the cutest eyes and happen to look great in this style too.

The team behind these posters also created a fantastic timelapse video where you can see them hard at work, putting each note on the wall by hand. The posters were created simultaneously, with all of them moving from one piece to the next one, and, well, we say the end result was worth all the hard work they put in. You can check out the video right below these lines. Which ones are your favorites? Let us know about them in the comments section.

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Largest Minecraft Pixel Artwork: What Have You Done Lately Steve?

Minecraft streamer Thorlar spent 23.5 weeks manually placing one virtual block after another to complete the largest pixel art ever made in Mojang’s game. The digital illustration is made of an incomprehensible 1,128,960 blocks. Before you say “fake”, know that he streamed his progress on Twitch, so Thorlar’s got thousands of people who can attest to his feat.

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The video below shows Thorlar placing the final blocks and then flying over his massive artwork, which is a replica of a Blizzard BlizzCon 2010 wallpaper featuring Deathwing, Kerrigan and Diablo.

Congrats dude! That must be so much fun to blow up.

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Legend of Zelda Pixelated Swords: Anti-danger Sticks

Etsy shop Gothelf Bros Studios makes these wooden replicas of Link’s swords from The Legend of Zelda. There’s the Wooden Sword, the White Sword and the Magic Sword. Isn’t the Old Man kind of an ass for not giving the Magic Sword to Link right away? The kid’s trying to save your kingdom! Really, NPCs should be giving us everything they have as soon as we press start.

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Gothelf Bros. Studios makes the swords in two sizes. The 9.5″ Wooden Sword or White Sword cost $20 (USD) each, while their 19″ versions cost $35 each. The 10.5″ Magic Sword costs $25 while its 21″ version costs $40.

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Cuberox Six-screened Computer: Tycho Cubic Anomaly

Have you ever encountered a situation that made you wish you had six screens stuck together in a cube? Yeah? You live a strange life. But what’s even stranger is that there’s now such a device. Cuberox is a 4 cubic inch ARM-powered Linux computer with six monochrome 16×16 screens.

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Each of the Cuberox’s screen can run a different application or show a different display. Aside from its screens, Cuberox also has a 454Mhz ARM CPU, 64MB RAM, a 4GB SD card for storage, a dustproof and waterproof construction, a 7800mAh battery, an accelerometer and Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.

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Its makers will release a companion app for iOS and Android to manage and download new Cuberox apps. Interested developers can wait for the Cuberox API or start prototyping now on node.js, since the Cuberox’s apps are written in JavaScript.

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The Cuberox will come with a multipurpose stand. The stand serves as the Cuberox’s wireless charging station, but it’s also an RGB LED lamp and a Bluetooth speaker.

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Watch the video to see sample uses of Cuberox:

Pledge at least $199 (USD) on Kickstarter to receive the Cuberox and its stand as a reward. Or put another way, you’ll get a wireless charger, a Bluetooth speaker, multicolored lighting, plus a black cube.

Pinblock Construction Toy: One Block, Infinite Possibilities

Modular construction toys like LEGO and K’nex usually have many different parts and pieces. This variety allows for beautiful and complex builds, but it can also be intimidating or tedious at times. So the makers of Pinblock came up with a simple solution: have only one type of block.

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Save for their color, all Pinblock blocks are the same. Each piece has two pins, which fit into one or both of the holes under each block.

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Because of the cylindrical pins and the block’s beveled edges, you can easily bend or rotate parts of your Pinblock creations. The block’s wide and flat sides also make it suited for pixel art. Here’s a preview of Pinblock courtesy of Dad Does:

Pledge at least $5 (USD) on Kickstarter to get a sample box of Pinblock as a reward.

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DIY Oversized LED Matrix Necklace: iBling

Here’s a fun project from Al Linke, the creator of the PIXEL. He used the board that he made for his pixel art LED frame to turn an LED matrix into a comically huge and interactive jewelry, which he affectionately calls the iBling.

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Al flashed a low power firmware on the PIXEL board then wired it to a 16×32 LED matrix. He used a 2,000 mAh battery as a power source, which should last up to 7 hours per use. Then he pimped out the iBling with gold spray paint, a fake gold chain and some Swarovski crystals. Like the PIXEL, Al can use his Android phone to display text or images on the iBling.

Here’s a fun commercial that Al made for the iBling. Note the even bigger iBling on Al.

SHABBA! Head to Instructables like you’re Shab, Shabba Ranks for more on the iBling.

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1×1 Pixel Art Stickers: Manual Interpolation

There are lots of ways to mimic pixel art in the real world, such as cross-stitch, LEGO or just plain old paint. But if you’re interested in a convenient pixel art-style medium, check out 1×1. It’s a set of colored stickers that have been pre-cut to square blocks.

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Each 1×1 box contains 36 different colors each made of 400 squares, except for black, of which you’ll get 800 squares. That gives you 14,800 squares in one box. To give you a better idea of just how many stickers you’re getting, all of the artworks in the image below were made from just one 1×1 box.

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1×1 stickers can be used on a variety of materials, including wood, plastic, glass and metal. They are also water-resistant, easy to remove and leave no sticky residue behind.

Pledge at least $30 (USD) on Kickstarter to get a 1×1 box as a reward.

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Shovel Knight Life-size ShovelBlade Replica: for Shovelry!

ThinkGeek put on its Armor Outpost cosplay and is selling an officially licensed life-size replica of the ShovelBlade, the weapon from the nostalgia nirvana that is Shovel Knight. The incredibly pixelated toy is made of two sticks and a diamond EVA foam and measures 27″ x 6.75″ x 0.75″.

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Dig tirelessly to ThinkGeek and buy the ShovelBlade replica for $20 (USD).

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Pixel Waffle Iron Concept: 8-bite

We’ve seen a couple of video game-themed waffles before. If you want to make your own edible pixel art, keep an eye out for the Pixel waffle iron. It lets you create blocky patterns on your waffle.

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Made by Quirky member Chunder, Pixel has a silicone mold with a 9×9 grid of squares. Each of those squares can be depressed, which in theory would also lead to a waffle with the corresponding square-shaped indentations. The great thing about the mold is that you won’t be stuck with one pattern.

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Quirky is currently taking surveys to improve the commercial version of Pixel. You might want to tell them that Voxel would be a better name for it.

[via Gadgetify]

Legend of Zelda Link and Zelda Minecraft Figures

Now your favorite Nintendo characters are strangers in a strange land and look all blocky and only a tad pixelated. Etsy artist BeadxBead is offering these Legend of Zelda Minecraft figures for those who love both games and can’t decide which is their favorite.

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Now you can have both games in one with these The Legend of Zelda Minecraft figurines. You get both Link and Zelda from Twilight Princess, handmade with fused plastic beads. The Master Sword that Link is carrying is attached by a magnet, so you can display him with or without it.

This set is just about $24(USD). Go ahead and hit the buy button, because it’s dangerous to go alone.

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