Sometimes people have a hard time understanding what a happy relationship between two people who obvs think the other is awesome looks like.
We think this is one great (and holy bananas, so freaking hilarious) example.
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Iris Apfel Promo by Laura Coxon
I’ve never been particularly inspired about fashion, but this lovely woman has turned me. I want to have her style and outlook
Google Earth Engine is a joint project between Google and NASA that allows anyone access to a 30 year time-lapse of the surface of the earth. I made a video about how amazing, terrifying, and important it is.
Light Reading by Airan Kang
About the project:
This virtual world was created as an homage to specific books that are her current sources of inspiration. Kang traveled around the world to visit and photograph different bookstores and famous libraries in order to then recreate each environment as digitized versions of the original simulacra. The familiarity of these places gives Kang’s lurid universe an unexpected and sublime sense of organic beauty.
Each of Kang’s unique book covers are modified appropriations of the original covers rather than an exact replica. The “hyper books” are then arranged in stacks to show Kang’s growing interest in the relationship between text and the imagined literary space that the texts represent. This is further asserted as quoted text from each books in LED scrolls across the surface, making the information contained readily available and accessible to the viewer. Thus the content of each book is automatically visible, suggesting an ultramodern view of knowledge and intellect that is predetermined and entitled, rather than learned over time.
the creativity of people! and also modern benefits. if you’re an artists these days…..if you dream it, it can be made.
In case you ever questioned the artistry that goes into the title credits of movies, a video that pays homage to the classic sequences designed by Saul Bass.
Just kind of wow.
Now that you’ve watched that, go to Google and appreciate its Doodle.
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To simulate the feeling of vertigo in her latest photo series, Marion Tampon-Lajarriete borrowed a few lines from the movie industry. First, she photographed her models in a typical studio.
Afterwards, she superimposed those images on top of stills from various movies, giving the photographs a realistic feeling of free fall.
Cinema Meets Photography in this Vertigo-Inducing Series
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The Hälssen & Lyon tea calendar features calendar days made from tea leaves.
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A rummage of items naturally & divergently glorious. Mostly coffee, wild things, good tunes & cute ideas for my abode.
