I was reminded of this little masterpiece today. All the characters are made of wood and animated frame by frame.
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138 PostsTwo Aussies have decided to share poetry with the world. Not their own poetry, just poetry they like.
The poems are presented beautifully and they provide links to purchase the books the poems are from.
Simple. Words Like This.
Some lovely illustrations by Katja Lang.
Some are available as limited edition prints in Lang's shop.
Many more on Lang's site.
Kelli Anderson, creator of This Book Is a Camera and This Book Is A Planetarium, has a new font-focused pop-up book on Kickstarter: Alphabet In Motion. I backed this when it launched but forgot to post about it here. Only 3 days left to back!
Here's videos of her previous books:
Kelli's books make fantastic gifts. I've given them multiple times.
Between 2009 and 2012, iPhones had a built-in "Send to YouTube" button in the Photos app. Many of these uploads kept their default IMG_XXXX filenames, creating a time capsule of raw, unedited moments from random lives.
The quote's from Riley Walz's IMG_001.
Walz made a bot that crawled Youtube in search of these videos and found five million of them. You can watch them, in seemingly random order, at IMG_001.
Soo Burnell's got a hell of a Pool Picture Portfolio.
Plenty more on Burnell's site.
Utilizing a multi-layered turntable and altered pieces of vinyl, Graham Dunning creates Mechanical Techno.
You can see the process here:
This Australian couple has my dream job:
In a remote desert town in Australia, population two, a couple manages an emergency airport and keeps vacant cottages in pristine condition, waiting for visitors who never seem to arrive.
Tate Kids offers up this video to help (not just) youngsters express their feelings:
