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Art

…The Hive finds beauty in the ordinary?

Kyle Cassidy gave twenty-three people scattered around the U.S. cameras and told them to wear them everywhere. Then, over a 48-hour period, he sent out eleven text messages to the group asking them to take a picture of whatever happened to be in front of them at the time.
The result is The Hive, a collection [...]

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…The Wii has guts?

We’ve seen the insides of balloon animals, Lego minifigs, Dunnys and gummy bears, but what about game consoles?
According to Anatowii (which looks suspiciously like a Nintendo advertisement) they look a little something like the image above.
Now, I’m not quite sure where the batteries go in there, but it’s good to know that when you can’t [...]

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…Kama turned an escalator into animation?

Kama used an escalator, some stickers and a well-timed camera to create a very interesting, low budget animation:

[Via: Wooster Collective]

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…8-Bit Trip is all kinds of awesome?

This 8-Bit Trip stop motion Lego video has been all over the Internet recently, so if you happen to have missed it until now, prepare yourself for awesome:

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…Bugs have Flight Patterns?

I’m always amazed by the regularity that occurs when you look at something with a time frame that is outside of what the human brain can process. (Example: Time lapse or slow motion.) Under the right conditions, the seemingly random and unpredictable can often turns into nice, neat patterns.
One example of this is Flight Patterns, [...]

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