Werner Herzog reads Curious George
And before anyone says “It’s not really him!” I know.
Why everything sucks.
Reading his autobiography at the moment. He’s had a bit of a wild life. To put it mildly.
It is by riding a bicycle…
I stumbled on this sketch while noodling around looking at bike pictures (of course). Nice to discover the notebooks and art of Will Freeborn on flickr. Love discoveries like this.
And the quote is pretty awesome too.
Looping Around the House
Looping Around The House from Si on Vimeo.
The Internet is great. People are awesome. Life is good.
Video by Simon Panrucker
Via Crackunit.com
Graffiti on. Graffiti off. And so it goes.
Serge Gainsbourg – animation des graffitis sur 5 ans du mur rue de Verneuil from Arnaud Jourdain on Vimeo.
This is just freakin’ rad! A 3D animation of the graffiti that has been and gone on the wall outside Serge Gainsbourg’s home over the past 5 years.
Experience Mobile Mobile
Experience Mobile Mobile from James Théophane Jnr on Vimeo.
Mobile Mobile upcycles fifty old agency cell phones (available after an agency-wide upgrade just two months prior). Each phone is individually addressed by a computer to cofunction and create a choral arrangement. Assigning each phone a tone, the mass is transformed into an aural form that appears to come alive, shimmering and flirting for onlookers.
Via Rubbishcorp
Last Minutes with ODEN
Last Minutes with ODEN from phos pictures on Vimeo.
Kinda wish I hadn’t started my day with this. But sometimes it’s good to start a Monday with a good weep. Great little short, albeit sad.
Via @Rubbishcorp
One Year in Cycling
Once again, a personal project rears its ugly head (which reminds me, I better get back on the Speed Poetry Challenge wagon!). This one involved looking at stats from a new passion of mine – cycling.
You can read a little about it here.
Doored
This work from Eric Arnstein & Jeff Ryan combines two of my favorite things – creativity and bikes!
Via Bike Blog NYC
Scroll Clock
Simple. Mesmerising.
Via Issue03
Thar be Dragons
Zac Shavrick sculpts a dragon. This ten foot long by eight foot tall dragon was made in about three weeks with hundreds of hours of work, all condensed into one minute of high-speed stop motion madness
Via Shav (this artist’s uncle)
All Together Now
Can’t remember who sent me this.
My flickr
