Awesome bus art for Copenhagen Zoo. Right up there with the posters heralding kangaroos in Buenos Aires.
“The Joy of Books”
If you go down to the woods today…
Fantastic stop-motion short film, shot in the Type bookstore in Toronto with the help of dozens of night-time shelf-stacking volunteers, and beautiful music by Grayson Matthews.
Source: youtube.com
Chilling statistic: 1 in 5 teenagers will experiment with Art.
Don’t miss the rest of this series!
Source: breakingcopy.com
The Longest Exposures in History - stunning photography by Michael Wesely
MOMA NY asked Michael to record the construction of their new building. Above is the result of an almost 3-year exposure, presumably on a single plate. Note how ghostly the newer construction is, and how rock-solid the older buildings are. The streaks in the sky are the sun passing overhead, at different positions in different seasons.
What mesmerizes me most about this is the speckling in the center of the image. The spots look vaguely octagonal, so one would expect this to be lens flares. But according to the article this was recorded with pinhole camera, and more importantly, if the sun is in fluid motion, wouldn’t the flare follow suit?
Anyone know what it might be?
Fantastic movie poster art by Olly Moss
Every single one of these rocks on so many levels.
Full gallery here: http://omgposters.com/2010/07/31/olly-moss-2010-rolling-roadshow-poster-series/
