Sorry, it's been a busy week... Better late than never?
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Today's video links come from design blog 1+1=3.
A bicycle made for two - but possibly, two who can't stand the sight of each other...
I suppose you'd call this video animated graffiti. Whatever it is, it must have taken forever.
Quite honestly, I know next to nothing about Chaos Theory, but put into action I imagine it looking something like this.
More cool stuff from 1+1=3
There was lots of it, and I haven't had much time for link hunting this week.
Charlton Heston's (frankly terrifying) basement.
The world's largest freehand drawing, and other large transitory works of art.
The holeless sink.
A brick building that cleverly appears to be made of wood.
Images of London, post-rising sea levels.
Some dramas in a snowglobe. Oddly, I happen to have a card in my room featuring one of these.
Other little people
Because tiny model people aren't only to be found in snowglobes:
A greetings card company called Holy Mackerel offers some similar scenes: these involving food, for instance.
Even better, is the Little People blog, chronicling a witty, inventive and at times quite poignant street art project.
And finally...
This village in Romania's choice of mayor makes the election of Boris Johnson seem almost explicable. You can only wonder at what the other candidates must have been like...
YouTubage
Today's video links come from design blog 1+1=3.
A bicycle made for two - but possibly, two who can't stand the sight of each other...
I suppose you'd call this video animated graffiti. Whatever it is, it must have taken forever.
Quite honestly, I know next to nothing about Chaos Theory, but put into action I imagine it looking something like this.
More cool stuff from 1+1=3
There was lots of it, and I haven't had much time for link hunting this week.
Charlton Heston's (frankly terrifying) basement.
The world's largest freehand drawing, and other large transitory works of art.
The holeless sink.
A brick building that cleverly appears to be made of wood.
Images of London, post-rising sea levels.
Some dramas in a snowglobe. Oddly, I happen to have a card in my room featuring one of these.
Other little people
Because tiny model people aren't only to be found in snowglobes:
A greetings card company called Holy Mackerel offers some similar scenes: these involving food, for instance.
Even better, is the Little People blog, chronicling a witty, inventive and at times quite poignant street art project.
And finally...
This village in Romania's choice of mayor makes the election of Boris Johnson seem almost explicable. You can only wonder at what the other candidates must have been like...
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