An artist/animator uses 3285 watercolor paintings in the first part of a recreation of the film “Blade Runner”
{note: it takes about 18 seconds of video before any images start appearing }
Distractomatic
An education is not just about the learning of facts and figures, but of learning how to learn and how to think. Yet most of us stumble through life committing the egregious “sins” of logical fallacies (in both our thoughts & debates). Now there’s a concise guide to introduce you 24 logical fallacies — how to identify them, how to avoid them. Enjoy. { the site even provides a nice, printable poster to hang “somewhere your face is near.” }
Rather enjoying Andrew Miller’s Brand Spirit in which he paints out the branding of a different, common object each day for 100 days.
Who would have thought that something as simple as a giant, inflatable red ball installed in unexpected places could be so inspiring and awesome? Answer: Kurt Perschke with his travelling RedBall Project.
Happy St. Uhro’s Day, everybody. May your land be free of grasshoppers.
More on the origin of this saint on the ‘Finnish Mythology’ Wikipedia page.
Everything should be folded with the Miura-ori Fold:
You can try to beat Zorba at dancing, but you probably cannot. The 8-Bit Zorba Dance Competition.
Here’s a perfectly fantastic site with which you should spend some time: What I Made is a well-illustrated documentation of one man’s artful/crafty creations. A beautiful site; an inspiring read. Go now!
In the ever-continuing saga of “We Were Promised Jetpacks,” (the concept, not the band), there is now, at least, this:
A personal “multicopter.” Not bad. The article on Engadget includes a video.