Cassowary with beehive and porcupine
Bear house (with fox)
Alligator house (with ducks)
Amazing short gif animations by Jonathan Stroh, an illustrator based in Seattle. I am fascinated by the small details: the bees coming out, the chinese lanterns moving, the asian dragon on the house.
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To illustrate the use of Lady René typeface, argentinian graphic designer Laura Varsky designed this lovely piece of art (available to download in pdf).
Remember when we tried to retrieve our parent’s old Super 8 movies in order to turn them to VHS and then again save in digital form ? And you always hear that today’s digital cameras cannot compare to the vintage feel of the old super 8 ones.
Well, Kodak has launched a brand new film camera that shoots on 8mm film! Yes, they have gone back to analog (well, almost). The new Super 8 camera comes with an LCD viewfinder and a nice leather handle, but most importantly Kodak takes care of all the processing hassle. So, apparently when you purchase the Super 8 film, you will be buying the film, processing and digital transfer. The lab will send you your developed film back and email you a password to retrieve your digital scans from the cloud.
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A problem difficult at night is resolved in the morning after the committee of sleep has worked on it.
— John Steinbeck
This digital lettering piece by Katt Phatt, looks like real.
This video is simply beautiful. It shows exactly what the title says: soap bubbles getting frozen in seconds.
Created by Polish photographer/ filmaker Pawel Zaluska, who in order to persuade his 3-year old daughter to put her jacket on, he told her “It is so cold that even soap bubbles freeze and it looks really beautiful, you know?” so she made him promise to make a film to show her exactly that.
Gif created by Feliks Tomasz Konczakowski
A few links:
Top 52 destinations to visit this year by the New York Times.
A French photographer captures melancholic images among the decaying large housing projects in Paris.
Daisy Disk is a useful app that helps you find and remove large unneeded files you may have forgotten about, in order to free up space on your disc .
Have a good weekend!
PULPULP empowers artists on Instagram and other social media sites by inviting them to create limited edition, beautiful archival quality prints of their work. What a great idea!
This colorful artwork is called “Sugar Spectrum” from Emily Blincoe.
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I found this great recipe for Nutella-Stuffed Brown Butter + Sea Salt Chocolate Chip Cookies by Ambitious Kitchen. They look delicious, I have to try making them ASAP.
Oh, how I love the humor in the cartoons of the New Yorker!
You must have heard it before, when they say “On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog” and I am always amused by it.
Today I stumbled upon this saying in an article and decided to look it up: It’s a saying which actually began as a cartoon caption by Peter Steiner and published by The New Yorker on July 5, 1993. A few years later, this was the magazine’s most reproduced cartoon and, at the time, it symbolized internet privacy and the ability of users to send and receive messages in general anonymity.
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