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Originally posted on Oblique Exposure:
Modern cities are criss-crossed by access routes, allowing traffic into, and out of, the city centre. They are Highways, Railways, Expressways; they are the arteries and veins of the modern city. They are usually plain,…
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Originally posted on 1megupload:
This is the Carnaval everyone thinks of when I mention Carnaval in Rio. In fact, this is what people think is the Carnaval – that we all dress up in the sequins and feathers and sparkly…
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The Joy of Books
Originally posted on Paul McD's Blog:
Cool stop-motion animation showing what goes on at night in bookshops across the land! It’s real isn’t it?!
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ANIMATOR WES BALL HAS CREATED A POST APOCALYPTIC MASTERPIECE IN “RUIN”
Just saw this animation on Firstshowing.net and had to spread the word. A film by animator Wes Ball was recently uploaded to Vimeo and it’s getting a lot of press. Wes Ball has been working in the movie/gaming industry for some…
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Caught My Eye
Andrew Huang. A film maker from Los Angeles and his film Solipsist. Fascinating animation and video. Check out the making of too!
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The Most Astounding Fact
Astrophysicist Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson was asked in an interview with TIME magazine, “What is the most astounding fact you can share with us about the Universe?” This is his answer.