Thumbs and Ammo posits the idea: would it be funny to replace guns with thumbs up in stills from movies?
YES!
Thumbs and Ammo posits the idea: would it be funny to replace guns with thumbs up in stills from movies?
YES!
This marvelous video called Nuance brings together practical movement and post-production.
These lovely videos from the series The Amerikans aim to do honor to the less than ordinary lives of ordinary people. Here are two of my favorites: an electrician who practices bee sting therapy at night and a second generation funeral director.
From the project page:
"From the heart of the heart of the country come The Amerikans. These relationship-based documentaries are created in close cooperation with their participating subjects. Each episode allows its star to define and share his or her imagination, in film styles customized to the story at hand. The magic of this collaborative approach lies in revealing the extraordinary richness of the inner lives of ordinary people. The Amerikans is an on-going project that celebrates the creative and complex communities in which we already live, even if unknowingly."
This guy, “Afroduck” (Christopher Adam Tang) was arrested by NYPD after posting this video.
He completed the 26.5 miles loop in just 24:07, averaging about 66 mph.
See also Flying Great White Sharks Caught on Film
A bottle of sumi ink balanced by a large magnet on a device that rotates and drips inks in an ever diminishing spiral, I love this work called "Magnetic Field Recording" by Kouichi Okamoto of Kyoei Design.
Artist Wim Delvoye builds large machines out of metal latticework.
See also Church Tanks by Kris Kuksi
A true maestro of origami, Matthieu Georger creates this stunning animals (real and imaginary, including minotaurs and dragons) simply by folding paper.
Enrique Pacheco took 12 trips to Iceland to shoot this stunning video of the Aurora Borealis.
This albino humpback whale along the Queensland coast in Australia named Migaloo (an Aboriginal word meaning "white fella").
Not Moby Dick, but beautiful.
Photo credit: Tom Lancashire
Male, Capital of the Maldives
There is a great set of 39 fantastic aerial shots over at All That's Interesting . Here are some of my favorites.
The tent city in Mecca during the Hajj
Fort Bourtange in the Netherlands
Capetown South Africa
We've see the gorgeous blues, whites and greens of Jan Erik Waider's photos before. This set of shots focus on the form of the giant ice structures, putting them in a nearly abstract light.
See also Waider's Iceberg of Iceland and Greenland
Drones, drones, drones...
A quick 5 minute tour of burning man.
A beautifully crafted 40-day story told by two designer friends who decided to try dating each other.
It is fascinating, excruciating, beautiful, moving, interesting, instructive.
See the whole story »
I am trying to get my head around the planning and steps needed to pull this off this well...
oh, awesome... the Behind the Scenes video is below...
With an eye toward the sort of games you are proud being caught playing (Letterpress, Dots, Tall Chess), Shape Shuffle (on iOS for iPhone and iPad, and on Android) brings the same minimal elegance to spatial puzzles.
SlyTrunk, the app creator, is perhaps best known for creating NFL.com’s Fantasy Football.
Italian designer Stefan Agabio has worked out this typographic project illustrating the lyrics of ‘Hey Jude’ by The Beatles with Prismacolor markers.
And those of you who know me, know my son's name is Jude.
"Microdone' sounds ominous. These sights are gorgeous. Such is my ambivalence to technology.