Life = Art

Here are a couple of real-life (if speculative and fanciful) glimpses into the Uglies universe.

First this one . . .

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What is that? A special? A pretty with some fairly heavy flash tattoo action?

Nope. It’s a Claritin makeup ad.

And check this out . . .

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And eyescreen? Well, yeah, sort of.

Implanting a micro-camera directly into the eyeball may be a future solution for restoring sight to people with damaged vision, according to this patent application. The camera could be charged wirelessly, and communicate directly with a chip implanted at the back of the eye, so very little external hardware would be needed.

It’s from an article over at Gizmodo about installing a camera into the eye. So it wouldn’t just be an eyescreen, delivering data into the visual field, but also a camera, taking in real-world information to pass onto the visual cortex.

Maybe it’s not working technology yet, but it’s far along enough for a patent application. (Not that people wait very long for that these days, but still.)

Anyway, I thought I’d share those images with you. Working too hard on Leviathan to blog much. Sorry!

Update: The Claritin ad was sent to me by Tali (short of Natalia) Eldering. Thanks, and sorry I forgot to mention that the first time!

218 thoughts on “Life = Art

  1. Не пора бы вам начать монетизировать ваш блог?

  2. she is so pretty i love her face lace its awesome <3<3

    I want an eye screen so bad how cool would that be!!

  3. just so you know, it is really Clarins make up, NOT CLARITIN. its a french company. I work for them.

  4. omg the eyescreen look is so pretty-making!!!(wow, i sound like a bubble head) i want one, hopefully they’ll be in my lifetime 🙂

  5. Wow! The eye screen is totally bubbly! It’s so pretty! (Athough it is a tad bit scary. How do they place it on your eye? *shivers* )

    Still. So cool!

  6. GOD i want that tattoo!!!!!!!! I want it sooo badly! is it possible to get a flash tat that looks like that anywhere? im also getting manga contact lenses in about a month. [:
    im so excited! as soon as i leave school today im buying bogus to bubbly no doubt.

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