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I’ve got a thing for stop motion films and can’t wait to try my hand at it someday. Until then, I will continue to be inspired by this awesome video by Ithyle Griffith and Angela Kohler, creators of the Amazon Kindle commercials. Hope you guys are enjoying your weekend…
(via Daydream Lily)
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I was instantly captivated by The Avett Brothers‘ new video for their song Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise, which addresses the temporary nature of our mentality, buildings and the world around us. Artist Jason Ryan Mitcham brought their vision to life by altering a single painting 2600 times–10 alterations to the painting equaled one second of film. Amazing.
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Taylor Steele‘s film, Castles In The Sky, was filmed in 5 locations (India, Iceland, Vietnam, Peru and Africa) in a span of 3 years, following some of the best surfers in the world to the farthest reaches of the known surf world and beyond. I’m in love with this trailer: the song, the images…everything.
(via Gold Coast Longboards)
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This man behind the counter at this Punjabi bodega/food spot on 1st and Ave A has it going on! Listen to him bust out in Bhangra, a type of music and dance from the Punjab region. The Punjabi farmers who first started this folk music were celebrating the Vaisakhi, a harvest festival, which marks the beginning of a new solar year and new harvest season. This video brings me back to my days living in the East Village…love it!
(video from here)
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The Let’s Colour Project is a worldwide movement, with the help of different paint companies, to transform grey spaces with colorful paint and spread color all over the world. Working together with local communities, Let’s Colour Project has hit up the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Istanbul, Rajasthan and London. Makes you want to join in, no? Thanks, Barret!
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Anna Della Russo explaining how she never wears the same outfit twice:
“Once I wore it in the day….caio…” “Never again?!?” “No, never again.”It doesn’t get more fascinating than Anna.
