Discovered a great Google service i didn’t know about: What do you love? A great little tool for those wanting to dig deeper into a topic:
little time eater
The 2nd reason you find this little game here, is it’s production process – as it’s completely done via an game editor for Mac called GameSalad which i someday want to check out closer. Till this far away moment we’ll have this little reminder here. How do you like such point & click games?
Vincent Ganivet
Caténaires from A. Lo on Vimeo.
Vincent Ganivet is a france artist building sculptures based loosely on the works and techniques of old cathedral builders.
Ouch, think this costs me …
… an arm and a leg!
Just found out about some very seductive markers.
The MOLOTOV 14ALL is filled with an acryl based ink, refillable and you can get them with nibs from 1 – 15 mm.
Seems they originate from an sprayer / street art material supplier with the gorgeous name Feuerstein – but i can see many possibilies in various mixed media settings.
Creative Commons search engine
Let’s CC is a new search engine which provides you with a handy search over many Creative Common works placed all over the internet.
Especially english searches provided me some good and fast results. The optional filter “allow commercial usage” and “material i can build upon” seems also very clever for the save start of new projects you need material for.
Give it a try!
Hello
is it me, you are looking for?
Hello from ant1mat3rie on Vimeo.
Alexander Pierre || Doulzia
Alexander Pierre, who is also on tumblr ( http://doulzia.tumblr.com/ ) does some gorgeous drawing stuff.
The Machine that Changed the World
Documentary about the history of the computer, produced 1992. Never released before – straight from VHS tapes delivered freshly onto youtube. Those who don’t know what VHS means: there is for sure also a documentary on this online.
Quote
Cars run on money and make you fat. Bikes run on fat and save you money.
Now you know.
Flying people over New York
The title says it all. Go. See.

