Father Guido Sarducci saves you $40,000

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I really like things projected on other things

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Uncle Matin's Sword Trick

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This is just a fun pop-culture video but if you think about it a while there might be a message here.

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Sintel

9:37 AM / Posted by Andy / comments (0)

This short movie was produced with Blender, an open source 3-D software.  If you'd like to try your hand as some 3-D modeling, you can download Blender here.   If you want to learn more about the production of Sintel, visit their blog.

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Salesman Pete saves Pickle City

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Salesman Pete from Salesman Pete on Vimeo.

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Dot - the smallest stop motion animation character.

9:27 AM / Posted by Andy / comments (0)

Okay, this isn't a commercial, just a little background.  Nokia (remember them, the biggest cell-phone producer in the world?) has released the N8 which includes a 12 MP camera with Carl Zeiss lens.  To show it off, they've commissioned this stop-motion animation which was filmed with the N8 phone and a microscope.



You may be more interested in the making-of video.

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Helping the paralyzed walk again

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Iron Man is coming soon

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Man of nearly a thousand faces.

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Okay, it's not fine art but James Kuhn has also made a name for himself by painting people (himself).   Check out his face painting a day - year one and (unbelievably) year two.

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Alexa Meade's complicated canvas

9:00 AM / Posted by Andy / comments (0)

Wow, this is fantastic work by Alexa Meade.  It's not a painting of a person but a photograph of a painted person.

Check out her Flickr page for some additional work and some behind the scenes images.

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How the Mast Brothers make chocolate

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The Mast Brothers from The Scout on Vimeo.

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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

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Mike Mitchell

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I've been alive for ever . . .

9:16 AM / Posted by Andy / comments (0)

I've been waiting for a chance to make a Barry Manilow reference just so I could post some link-bait for the hordes of Fanilows.   This has nothing to do with who writes the songs.  Instead, this is coverage of a Russian biochemist who has created an antioxidant that will slow aging.

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If it rains indoors is it still unlucky to open an umbrella?

9:23 AM / Posted by Andy / comments (0)

The video is in German so you may need to visit this website to get a feel for what they've created.

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Once Upon A Time by Benjamin Lacombe

9:20 AM / Posted by Andy / comments (0)

Adults should be allowed to have picture books too.  Why should kids get all of this sort of beautiful illustration?  You can see more of his work on his site.

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The Kharkiv Regional Administration building is really cool

9:14 AM / Posted by Andy / comments (0)

As you may tell from how many times I've posted videos like this, I love images projected on building.  Maybe it's because I spent so much time at the drive-in when I was a teen-ager.

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Things we say wrong

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Facebook (from past centuries)

3:13 PM / Posted by Andy / comments (0)

What better way to prove that you have a good liberal arts education than laughing at historical references?  (If you are offended by salty language, skip to the next entry.)


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Siftables - TED Talks

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Toys are so much cooler than when I was a kid.

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