Jay Z & Kanye West “No church in the wild” (by ROMAIN-GAVRAS)
Romain Gavras is at it again… beautifully shot
Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters Trailer (by Benjamin Shapiro)
10 Bullets, #8: “ALWAYS BE KNOLLING”. By Tom Sachs (by tomsachsmovies)
Playing around with DMesh for iPhone (Taken with instagram)
Address Is Approximate - A Google Street View / Robot inspired stop motion short (by theoryfilmsUK)
It’s going to be emotional (Taken with instagram)
Elaborate machines with simple results
via youmightfindyourself:
Quora: In the 1987 intro scene to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Donatello uses an elaborate machine to make a hot drink. Is this drink an espresso, and does it predate Starbucks’ invention and use of the automatic espresso maker?
Which reminds me of the Nutrimatic Drinks Dispenser from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, as described in this audio clip (ignore the video)
It seems like most new technology is comprised of a simple looking machine which can do incredibly complicated things, are we doing it right?
“what I really want to do with my life it to get closer to the shaping of the connected world. For me that means getting deeper into the shaping of products and services, showing people the life-enhancing potential of technology, and helping to get those things into peoples’ hands.”
“dont let software companies make creative decisions for you. preset culture is NOT ART.”
“Before she can assert new ideas, she must help people to unlearn things. She is not just selling a strategy, she is selling new semantics. She must dismantle words, meanings and references; strip things down, isolate the elements and clarify their meaning before reassembling the raw building blocks. If she does it well, they will look brighter and clearer than they did before. The people around her will feel clever. They will understand the thinking vividly, because they will appreciate every nuance of its ingredients correctly.”
On dismantling | now in colour
this, very much this. Nice one Andy
Conversation starter name badge item -“my favourite childhood toy was…” (Taken with instagram)
“Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but the thing dies in the process and the innards are discouraging to any but the pure scientific mind.”
Practicing modelling in clay on a Sunday morning, I think this concept will work. (Taken with instagram)
(via Andrew Stanton: The clues to a great story | Video on TED.com)
First TED talk I have watched in a while, kinda OD’ed on them a while back. This one is relevant to my interests.
