A Mona Lisa Created from Motherboard Bits

• Nov 12, 2009

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Do you have a handful of old computer parts laying around? Why not recreate the Mona Lisa using motherboards?

 

• Nov 12, 2009

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That's awesome! Thanks for finding/sharing Steve!

 

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Fancy. Looks better than the real thing, imo With my free time, I'm going to try to recreate the explosion in Blown Away from Apple batteries.

 

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Holy shat that thing is huge, very cool though.

 

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Really cool. I like how the frame and portrait curve at the bottom.

 

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I agree. That is really cool. Kudos to Asus!

 

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Cool project.

But why always the Mono Lisa ? It is very "meh" painting, there are easily far better works.

 

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the smile still doesn't look right.

 

• Nov 13, 2009

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It's fuzzy...

 

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Coffee version

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/5971034/Mona-Lisa-recreated-with-coffee.html

 

• Nov 13, 2009

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That's one really big artwork.. must have taken quite some time to complete it.