Guy attaches a camera onto his surf-board to take pictures while surfing. Finds this gem while going through them afterwards.

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Guy attaches a camera onto his surf-board to take pictures while surfing. Finds this gem while going through them afterwards.
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Everyday Objects Blended With Simple Sketches (Part 2) by Javier Perez Previously: Part 1
The making of the John Lewis advert
The logical conclusion of scare tactic and shock based adverts. ExFEARiential from John St. Fantastic set up of prank based culture.
Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one consciousness experiencing its self subjectively, there is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves. Here’s Tom with the weather.
Bill Hicks (via psychedelicale)
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How grapes are made.
Things didn’t work out because, well, greater things were in the works. It’s so difficult while we’re blind and hurting and don’t know which way is up. But, if you have faith in anything, have faith in the fact that the universe has a beautiful way of straightening things out far better than we ever could. You may not see it today or tomorrow, but you will look back in a few years and be absolutely perplexed and awed by how every little thing added up and brought you somewhere wonderful– or where you always wanted to be. You will be grateful that things didn’t work out the way you once wanted them to.
can’t wait until the day I realize this (via jasmine1945)
via Minimalist Design Magazine
The Site of Hitler’s Suicide Is Now a Playground
By the afternoon of his suicide, Adolf Hitler hadn’t seen the sun in ten days. He had been living in a concrete bunker 28 feet below the ruins of Berlin for months. There was a time when the dictator was able to walk his German Shepherd, Blondi, in the Chancellery gardens above, but during those last days, the advancing Soviet artillery had made that impossible. Anyway, Blondi was dead—fed cyanide on his master’s orders the night before. Hitler shot himself with a pistol the following afternoon. In accordance with his wishes, his corpse was doused with gasoline and cremated in a shell-crater just outside the bunker exit.
Sixty-eight years later, Berlin is almost unrecognizable. The Chancellery has been replaced by a kindergarten and a Chinese restaurant. The bunker, now half demolished is sealed beneath the parking lot of a beige apartment block. And, the cremation site lies under a weird, polychromatic children’s slide that the modern-art-hating Hitler would have abhorred—which is exactly the reason my translator Gaïa Maniquant-Rogozyk, who is Jewish, likes it. She came along to help me interview the local residents about how it feels to live alongside this dark part of their history. We took turns surfing down the slide as we waited for passersby.
“I don’t think I would have come here if the bunker was still existing,” Gaïa mentioned.
“Why?” I asked.
“When you grow up in a Jewish family,” she replied, “and when half of that family has been exterminated, you have a duty of memory. I went to Auschwitz on a school trip and I finally understood what happened. It’s so big that it’s easy for it to be abstract—just like a story—but in Auschwitz, there’s those big rooms with all the bowls that they found, and another one with all the prosthetics, and there’s a room with all the hair shaved from the heads of prisoners. I saw the hair and I had to leave. At that point, I understood what happened and I didn’t need to see anything more. I had fulfilled my duty.”
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Fan Art of the Day: Pixar’s WALL-E Comes to Life!
Remember that sweet remote-controlled, life-size prototype of WALL-E from last year? Robot enthusiast Mike McMaster invites you to his workshop for a test drive and an explanation of how his team re-created Pixar’s iconic robot character.
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Early 70’s behind the scenes of Sesame Street with the Muppets.
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When we were Kings
Work has been interesting. Have been coming up with logo designs for a new lifestyle magazine for young males. Im no graphic designer so I am finding it pretty hard to deliver the goods at this agency. I came here as an Art Director but haven’t done much Art Directing yet! Regardless, it’s interesting doing something different. Just hope I can deliver something half decent.
Cities In The Rain by Christophe Jacrot