Arthur Cadre - Breakdancing
This video realized by Alex Yde, make me wonder how Arthur is capable of dancing like that! All the broken glass and the slow-motion goes perfectly with the music, “Awolnation” by Sail.
Arthur Cadre - Breakdancing
This video realized by Alex Yde, make me wonder how Arthur is capable of dancing like that! All the broken glass and the slow-motion goes perfectly with the music, “Awolnation” by Sail.
How many ways do you know for opening a beer bottle?
Not enough? Watch this!
Using just colored sand, artist Joe Mangrum creates improvised ‘sand paintings’ on streets and museum floors.
How to survive A robot Uprising (aka Robopocalypse)
“We live in a golden age where technology helps us accomplish miraculous things each day. But if you’re a believer in the inevitable robot uprising, you know that things will eventually turn very bad, very quickly. In the interest of being prepared, we’d go so far as to label How To Survive A Robot Uprising as essential viewing. In a bit of promotional work for his New York Times bestselling novel Robopocalypse, Daniel H. Wilson teamed with Epipheo studios to offer advice when it comes to recognizing that the robot revolution has begun, and the strategies the human race will need to master in order to fight back. Wilson’s words are accompanied by some nice animation work by the Epipheo team that illustrates everything you’ll need to know — that is, if you’ve got any hopes of survival.”
Hardy Seiler is a young and talented designer with an attractive portfolio of animations, editorial, corporative and web design, among others. His minimalist and audacious style is reflected in all his works, creating precise and fun designs.
Today, we present you this interesting video, made by Seiler for his Bachelor project. Here, he develops a fun animation for a fictional education tv-series, with a great and precise graphics.
We invite you to visit his website to discover more of his interesting work.
Source : Gjunkie
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An installation consisting of 40,000 clay figures spanning three floors at the Barrington Court, Somerset.
Ento - the art of eating insects
A few weeks ago, I’ve decided to be a vegetarian. I wanted to see what it was like to give up all animal meat (fish included, but I still am eating dairy products). After this experiment, I’m thinking about eating insects for my protein source. There is a lot of avantages of doing so, this video made by some college student at the London’s Royal College of Art explores the art of eating insects.
Check it out!
Andres Bedoya “Ultra Madre” [Video]
In 2009 Andres Bedoya organized a haunting performance installation “Ultra Madre,” in which 57 women lay still on the scaffolding of the main arch of the Museo Nacional de Arte in La Paz, Bolivia. For one hour the women did not move, their long, black hair cascading down the 15-foot structure. The jarring image of the soft hair against the rigid architecture stirred a quiet but lasting sense of unease.
Installation and Performance - mixed media, approx. 8’ w x 15’ h x 5’ d, National Museum of Art, La Paz, Bolivia, 2009.
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Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang have been collecting plastic debris off one beach in Northern California for over ten years. Each piece of plastic Richard and Judith pick up comes back to their house, where it gets cleaned, categorized and stored before being used for their art. The couple make sculptures, prints, jewelry and installations with the plastic they find washed up, raising a deeper concern with the problem of plastic pollution in our seas.
The video shows us the story of Richard, Judy and the beach, where their love for nature and their natural curiosity has made them gather tons of plastic that later transforms in their work. The most impressive thing is to see everything they have found and how each day new objects appear.
According to the couple, many things they found are not left there by visitors, but come from the sea, sailing through waves and leaving in evidence the story of our beaches.
We invite you to visit the entertaining website Beach Plastic, where you will find more information about Richard and Judith’s work.
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Have a nice one!! All of you!
Cheers
The Boxer Rebellion - Black Cab Session
Hey y’all! I wanted to share with you, this band from London, called “the boxer rebellion”. It’s an international indie band with 3 studio albums.
I don’t know if you know the Black cab sessions, but if you don’t take a look at their vimeo account : BlackCabSession (or website). The modus operandi is to record amazing artists in the back of a London’s cab and I love the velvet sound it gives.
Check it out! ;-)
The Beekeeper - Made by Hand
You might have seen the previous videos from “Made by Hand”, there is the newest one presenting Megan Paska a back yard farmer from Brooklyn NY. At first it was an illegal habit, but in 4 years a lot has changed, it became legal.
“This is the first time in my life when I’ve just felt absolutely on the right path”. M.Paska
Visit : Made By Hand
Birth of a Book - Glen Milner
One of the men’s best friend is the book, this device that is always available, free of electricity. That has it own smell and most of the time tell you a beautiful story and takes you in it.
This video shows the making of a book using the traditional printing methods. It was shot, directed and edited by Glen Milner for the Daily Telegraph. The factory is based in England, Leeds and the book is “Mango and Mimosa” by Suzanne St Albans.
There is an idea : print a google map of your hometown an put it up in your livingroom. Your are going to say that it sucks because google maps don’t look that good!
Woodcut Maps propose to use a google maps and pimp them by choosing different woods for the different layers. The final look is quiet surprising.
Can you guess with city is my hometown?
Try it yourself : WOODCUT MAPS
Paper - FiftyThree
Who doesn’t like notebooks?
This App makes me want to have an iPad, plus the video makes it look like so natural and easy. Have to try it!
