Play over 4,000 Nintendo and Sega games online. Fast. Easy. Free. Kilauea Mount Etna Mount Yasur Mount Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira Piton de la Fournaise Erta Ale. Dexter-s-Laboratory-Season-1-Episode-4-Double-Trouble--Barbequor--Dexter-s-Laboratory.jpg' alt='Watch Dexter`S Laboratory: Chicken Scratch Online Free' title='Watch Dexter`S Laboratory: Chicken Scratch Online Free' />Dexters Laboratory Wikipedia. Dexters Laboratory commonly abbreviated as Dexters Lab is an American comic science fictionanimatedtelevision series created by Genndy Tartakovsky for Cartoon Network, and the first of the networks Cartoon Cartoons. The series follows Dexter, a boy genius and inventor with a secret laboratory in the basement of his house, who constantly battles his sister Dee Dee in an attempt to keep her out of the lab. He also engages in a bitter rivalry with his neighbor and fellow genius Mandark. The first two seasons contained additional segments Dial M for Monkey, which focuses on Dexters pet lab monkeysuperhero, and The Justice Friends, about a trio of superheroes who share an apartment. Tartakovsky pitched the series to Fred Seiberts first animated shorts showcase What a CartoonHanna Barbera, basing it on student films he produced while attending the California Institute of the Arts. Three pilots aired on Cartoon Network from 1. In 1. 99. 9, a television movie titled Ego Trip aired as the intended series finale, and Tartakovsky left to begin work on his new series, Samurai Jack. However, from 2. 00. Cartoon Network revived the series for two more seasons, under Chris Savino and a different production team at Cartoon Network Studios. Dexters Laboratory received widespread critical acclaim and high ratings, and became one of Cartoon Networks most popular and successful original series. During its run, the series won three Annie Awards, with nominations for four Primetime Emmy Awards, four Golden Reel Awards, and nine additional Annie Awards. The series is notable for helping launch the careers of several animators, such as Craig Mc. Cracken, Seth Mac. Farlane, Butch Hartman, and Rob Renzetti. Spin off media include comic books, DVD and VHS releases, music albums, collectible toys, and video games. Premiseedit. Poster for the series pilot, where Dexter right and his sister Dee Dee left fight over a device that transforms people into animals. The series revolves around Dexter voiced by Christine Cavanaugh in seasons 12 Candi Milo in seasons 34, a bespectacled boy genius who possesses a secret laboratory hidden behind a bookcase in his bedroom. The laboratory is filled with Dexters inventions and can be accessed by speaking various passwords or by activating hidden switches on Dexters bookshelf e. Though highly intelligent, Dexter often fails at what he has set out to do when he becomes overexcited and makes careless choices. Although he comes from a typical all American family, Dexter speaks with a thick accent of indeterminate origin. Christine Cavanaugh described it as an affectation, some kind of accent, were not quite sure. A small Peter Lorre, but not. Perhaps hes Latino, perhaps hes French. Hes a scientist he knows he needs some kind of accent. Genndy Tartakovsky explained, He considers himself a very serious scientist, and all well known scientists have accents. Dexter manages to keep the lab a secret from his clueless, cheerful Mom voiced by Kath Soucie and Dad voiced by Jeff Bennett, who never take notice of it. However, he is frequently in conflict with his hyperactive older sister, Dee Dee voiced by Allison Moore in seasons 1 and 3 Kat Cressida in seasons 2 and 4. In spite of Dexters advanced technology, Dee Dee eludes all manner of security, and once inside her brothers laboratory, she delights in playing haphazardly, often wreaking havoc with his inventions. Though seemingly dim witted, Dee Dee often outsmarts her brother and even gives him helpful advice. For his part, Dexter, though annoyed by his intrusive sibling, feels a reluctant affection for her and will come to her defense if she is imperiled. Dexters nemesis is a rival boy genius from his school named Susan Mandark Astronomonov34 voiced by Eddie Deezen. Just like Dexter, Mandark also has his own laboratory, but his schemes are generally evil and designed to gain power while downplaying or destroying Dexters accomplishments. In the revival seasons, Mandark becomes significantly more evil, becoming Dexters enemy rather than his rival and his laboratory changing from brightly lit with rounded features to gothic looking, industrial, and angular. Because Dexters inventions are often better than his, Mandark tries to make up for this by stealing Dexters plans. Mandarks weakness is his love for Dee Dee, though she ignores him and never returns his affections. Recurring segmentseditAlmost every episode of Dexters Laboratory is divided into three different storiessegments, each one being approximately 8 minutes in length. Occasionally, the middle segment centered on characters from the Dexters Laboratory universe other than Dexter and his family. Two of these segments were shown primarily during the first season Dial M for Monkey and The Justice Friends. Dial M for Monkey was the middle segment for the first six episodes of season one, and The Justice Friends took its place for the rest of the season. Dial M for MonkeyeditThe Dial M for Monkey shorts feature Dexters pet laboratory monkey named Monkey vocal effects provided by Frank Welker, whom Dexter believes is an ordinary monkey and nothing more. However, Monkey secretly has superpowers and fights evil as the superhero Monkey. Monkey is joined by his partner Agent Honeydew voiced by Kath Soucie of Global Security, her director the Commander General voiced by Robert Ridgely in Season 1, Earl Boen in Season 2, and a team of assembled superheroes. Dial M for Monkey was created by Genndy Tartakovsky, Craig Mc. Cracken, and Paul Rudish. The Justice FriendseditThe Justice Friends consists of Major Glory voiced by Rob Paulsen, Valhallen voiced by Tom Kenny, and the Infraggable Krunk voiced by Frank Welker, three superheroes who are all roommates living in an apartment complex called Muscular Arms. Most of the trios adventures deal less with their lives as superheroes and more with their inability to get along as roommates it is presented as a sitcom, including a laugh track. Genndy Tartakovskys inspiration for The Justice Friends came from reading Marvel Comics when he was learning how to speak English. Tartakovsky stated in an interview with IGN that he was somewhat disappointed with how The Justice Friends turned out, saying, it could have been funnier and the characters could have been fleshed out more. Mini segmentseditBetween the three main segments in seasons one and two are brief mini segments, many of which feature only Dexter and Dee Dee. Other characters from the series may star in them also, such as The Puppet Pals, two live action puppets named Puppet Pal Mitch Rob Paulsen and Puppet Pal Clem Tom Kenny. ProductioneditDevelopmenteditDexters Laboratory was inspired by one of Genndy Tartakovskys drawings of a ballerina. After drawing Dee Dees tall, thin shape, he decided to pair her with a short and blocky opposite, Dexter, inspired by Tartakovskys older brother Alex. After enrolling at the California Institute of the Arts in 1. Tartakovsky wrote, directed, animated, and produced four short films that would become the basis for the series. Dexters Laboratory was then made into a seven minute pilot as a part of Cartoon Networks What a Cartoon World Premiere Toons, which debuted on February 2. Viewers worldwide voted through phone lines, the Internet, focus groups, and consumer promotions for their favorite short cartoons the first of 1. Dexters Laboratory. Mike Lazzo, then head of programming for the network, said that it was his favorite of all the shorts, commenting We all loved the humor in brother versus sister relationship. Download Alvin And The Chipmunks: The Road Chip Online there. In August 1. 99. 5, Turner ordered six half hours of the series, which would include two cartoons around one spin off segment titled Dial M for Monkey. Original runeditDexters Laboratory premiered as a half hour series on TNT on April 2. TALENTSMoiss is a Mexican born designer based in Mexico City. His hometown, being chaotic and over populated, as well as Mexican objects, traditions, textures, social contrast and chromatic diversity are elements influencing Moises work. Moiss have always been atracted by simplicity and fresh ideas and that is why he decided to study at ECAL, in Lausanne Switzerland where in summer of 2. Mexican to get a Master of Product design from this school obtaining special mention. The concept of this vase collection is to have different cylindrical containers that are connected between them but with independence at the same time, each container have different diameters and heights, giving the feeling of rhythm and balance. The vases are made of borosilicate glass, which allows a pure and geometric appearance, with clean and solid connections. The cylinders heights incite to play with the flowers, giving individuality to the elements of this object and making the flowers and the water look like they are floating, generating a micro landscape feeling. Quinten Mestdagh from the Royal Academy Of Fine Arts Antwerp has a great talent, his garments are spectacular and complex. They reflect our modern obsession for messages and personality. This strong and colorful collection was inspired by ripped up publicity panels and a love for fashion photography and strong graphic identity. For you to get to know him better we asked Mestgagh a few questions How did you start this project I wanted to work around the concept that showed the power and strength of fashion photography and fashion imagery. Ive always been attracted to highly stylized and iconic fashion images in magazines and advertisements and they were the main inspiration for starting the collection. During a walk trough the Paris metro stations I came across an advertisement from the department store les Galleries Lafayette. On the advertisement there were two models shown who were wearing very skinny trousers. Right from the waist up the poster was ripped off and the silhouette of the long legs continued into the rips of the paper. It created a new and abstract kind of silhouette and it was the main inspiration for the shapes and the graphic identity of the collection. By seeing these ripped advertisements I started to get interested into how you can create, by an act of aggression on a beautiful picture, a kind of tension or disruption on an image. I started with making collages and 3d paper compositions myself with Images found in the archive of the MOMU library in Antwerp. Glossy pictures of womans faces are disrupted by paper rips and shreds resembling the damaged advertisements creating a tension and roughness in contrast with the beauty showcased in fashion photography. Afterwards I made blow ups of these prints and started to think how I would translate them to into 3 Dimensional garments. Can you tell us more about the shapes For the shapes of the clothing I looked to the clean and architectural volumes of midcentury couture gowns. They had and elegance but also a kind of static and strong feeling that worked really well together with the impact of the prints. I used trompe loeil effects by printing the paper collages on different fabrics and reinforcing them with stiff non woven and paper. So it has the effect and lightness of paper but the fabrics have enough stiffness and structure to hold the shapes. I also worked with pleating systems in full skirts where the two pictures are fused together to recreate the feeling of rotating billboards. How would you describe yourself as an artist as a fashion designer as a graphic designer I tend to work almost always in a very graphical and visual way when I start designing. I am really interested in the power of image and graphics and it is something that I always try to incorporate in my work. It is really important to me that the core of my work always starts from a reference that is directly linked to fashion. Working with contrasts and juxtapositions is a theme that always comes back in my work and I always try to find a way to visualize that. What fascinates you so much about photography In fashion photography its always the direct impact and beauty of an image that strikes me the most. Your work is very strong also by the way you use colour, what is your relation to colour I really like to mix very bright and hard colors with other colors that are more soft or calm. Its always about finding a contrast between them to get that graphic feeling. I like to work with colors on images that it looks like there has been a filter placed over them and everything gets saturated into one bright glow. Is your design process always the same It always starts with a lot of visual references who I then place next to each other to create a dialogue or a contradiction between them. For me this process is a lot of fun because its really here where the collection starts to come together as a whole. From here on I then start to think how these images can be translated into shapes and how they can become a three dimensional fashion silhouette. How do you see yourself in the future I Hope that one day I will end up in a place or a position where I can continue to work with fashion in the same way that I am doing it and how I am enjoying it now. Cecile Poignant. Photography Michael Smits. Make up Laura Noben and Cecile Paravina. Model Luka Van der Vekenquinten mestdagh. Teresa van Dongen, AMBIOphoto by Hans Boddeke. Teresa van Dongen recently graduated the Design Academy Netherland is exploring the boundaries and connection of design and biology. For you to get to know her better, weve ask her some questions about her work You graduated from the Design Academy in 2. When I graduated my project Ambio gave me a flying start it was exhibited, awarded and published internationally. Ambio is a lamp that works on bioluminescent bacteria from the skin of an octopus. The bacteria are inside a seawater liquid, when they are oxygenated by movement they emit a dim blue light. In 2. 01. 5 I won a Dutch Design Award and the Eyes on Talents Award. The last award allowed me to create a big installation at the Muse des Arts Dcoratifs in Paris during DDays 2. One Luminous Dot, a continuation of Ambio. Since then I continued to work with microorganisms. My latest project Spark of Life is a lamp that works on electro active bacteria. First you studied biology and after you applied at the Design Academy Eindhoven. What made you want to be a designer too Actually, I never wanted to become an artist like many of my friends did, but when I discovered that through design you could make so called applied arts I knew that that was what I wanted to do because I love to do or create something for others. The direction Well Being at the Design Academy fitted exactly what I wanted to do because it focuses on the well being of all living things and systems people, nature, animals and the society as a whole. What aspects of biology are fascinating to use for your designsDuring my study Biology, I noticed that interesting developments in the field of science often didnt leave the confined space of the lab, or find an application in daily life. I see a great opportunity for designers to work together with scientists and use each others knowledge for co creation. Can you describe your creative process How do you start your project, what is your goal and how do you know its finished To start with, I take a period to do research into scientific developments I go to lectures, watch documentaries and I read about it. When I find something that takes my interest, I try to find if there is a scientific discipline related to the subject and to find someone working in that field. Often professors are quite willing to call or meet me in person, and at this point I already have some sketches of what I imagine could be a done with the technique I have in mind.