Check out artist Chan Hwee Chong for Faber Castell pens! Just know that his pen never leaves the paper, so the drawing is one continuous spiral. So impressive.
Neat!
Art and time are displayed in (and with) this water fountain in the Osaka train station. It’s described as a “printer [that] emits illuminated water droplets in carefully controlled patterns to reproduce images that are stored on a PC.”
In celebration of Freddie Mercury’s 65th birthday the folks at Google created this little feature. Absolutely love this; I know what I’ll be listening to after work tonight.
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A cool video hyping the new Westfield mall in Stratford City, showcasing 100 years of dance and fashion in London. (Such a great video, too bad it’s for a mall.)
See what happened when podiums with megaphones were left around NYC, asking people to say something nice.
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Here’s one way to get people into the new Microsoft store in Bellevue, WA. Cute!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LQiP0pRXCg
Oh my gosh this is so cool! Someone please put this to music. I don’t know, would that even work? I’m just assuming there’s some great musical patterns hidden in there somewhere.
Read more about the science behind this here.
[via LikeCool]
It’s been a long time since I just sat and watched. After the perfect walk on a perfect Seattle night, I came home last night and just looked out my big living room window. In the most not creepy way possible, I watched the people across the way to see how they lived, I looked up at the stars for the first time in a long time. No TV, no laptop, no phone. Just my trusty Chopin station on Pandora and the light coming from the streetlight below. It was relaxing and therapeutic. This video by Dominic Boudreault sums it all up for me. So beautiful.
[Video by Dominic Boudreault. Music is "Time" by Hans Zimmer. (Gorgeous!)]
In case you’re in need of a laugh. Ridiculous and awesome!
[thanks @thanithani]
