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This piece by artist Maskull Lasserre takes the impending demise of the printed computer manual quite literally, pressing a number of old pieces together and then carving a skull out of it.
Morbid, but also quite lovely.
[Maskull Lasserre, via Boing Boing]
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Dear name troll,
If you dislike Mr Plunkett’s articles, then I suggest you stop reading them.
Sincerely,
MS
PS I’ve reported your comment because that sort of thing is –
a) not contributing anything useful or interesting to any discussion anywhere, &
b) immature, needlessly rude & uncalled for.
I have been thinking this as of late. I used to love getting my game and reading through the booklet. The last good manual i got was with dragon age origins. I miss a good game manual.
I want to stress that I do like the article a lot, and I’m always a fan of art about changes in culture, but I’ll be damned if I let your use of the word “literally” slip so easily. As in many cases where “literally” is thrown about, perhaps “figuratively” could have been used instead. Or neither, since it’s… you know… art, which has license to blend the real and the imagined as it wishes.
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