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The Scrapbook of ..Brick

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He's done it again and it's even better. Watch Where the Hell is Matt? 2012.

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In Between the Lines by Daniel Horowitz (Taken with Instagram)

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Love the colours in this surprisingly destructive production by Pablo Maestres.

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stunning photography by Joel Robison (Taken with Instagram at Aldermoor Farm)

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here's a wonderfully simple video created using 960 vinyl records – you’ll never look at Soundcloud the same way again!

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Scarlett Johansson Photographed by Mario Testino for the May Issue of Vogue

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Top: When Gravity Does Not Work by Anka Zhuravleva

Bottom: The Recital by Joel Robison

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Hong Kong is home to more than 7 million people. Amongst the high rise apartments, product designer Michael Leung founder of HK Honey, has created his own space bringing nature back into the metropolis one box at a time. 

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Have a look at “One Week In Japan”, a 3-minute montage of nearly 4,000 photos shot by Mike Matas and his girlfriend as they travelled around Japan.

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Charles Bergquist's high speed reel will feed your need for slow mo awesomeness.  See more of his work here: http://www.work.charlesbergquist.com/

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Here’s my christmas gift to you all. 

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great little Christmassy animation here by Kirsten Lepore. 

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A fasinating film here about the human drive to destroy and the absurd entertaining value that's attached to it.

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“Against The Grain” by Hudson. Animation by Jonathan Chong is breathtaking. Watch the stop-motion animation here.

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check out this promo called 'DANCING CHANEL' an exclusive for Vogue.co.uk. Love it!

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I really like Quentin Jones' work. They feel fresh and interesting and, for me, are all masterpieces. Still intrigued? There is a rather nice little interview with her over here or vist her website here.