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Man Spends 40 Years Building Giant Kinetic Carnival Rides to Advertise Family Restaurant in Italy [VIDEO]
WAR PHOTOGRAPHY X VINTAGE COMICS PROJECT BY BUTCHER BILLY
Brazil, Curitiba-based Art Direction Butcher Billy (tumblr) - "The visual experiment ended up bringing different results to each piece - from giving a whole new meaning to the picture by modifying the original concept, to reinforcing the same idea by making clear just how the elements were influenced by the history depicted in the photos, or even saying a lot about the psychology behind fiction and reality. While we see the contrast between the black and white photos and the colorful vintage comic books elements, it’s interesting to notice how the superheroes and supervillains world was actually "black and white" in a metaphoric way, while the strong war scenes are established in the real world, where the grey shaded line between good and evil isn’t always clear."
Original: by Joe Rosenthal, 1945, Iwo Jima.
Original: “Falling Soldier”, Spanish Civil War, 1936, by Robert Capa.
WWI, photographer unknown.
Original: “General Nguyen Ngoc Loan Executing a Viet Cong prisoner”, Vietnam, 1968, by Eddie Adams.
Original: “Napalm Girl”, Vietnam, 1972, by Nick Ut.
Vietnam War protest in Philadelphia, back in the 70’s. Photographer unknown.
American Soldiers Blowing Up a Japanese Bunker - Original by W. Eugene Smith, Iwo Jima, 1945.
Original by Max Alpert, depicting WWII Battalion Commander A. Yeremenko leading his soldiers to the assault.
Original: “Raising a flag over the Reichstag”, World War II Battle of Berlin, 1945, by Yevgeny Khaldei.
“Taste is a matter of ignorance. If you know what you are tasting, you don’t have to taste.”
Frank Lloyd Wright's feisty critique of education, other famous architects, and the NYC skyline in a rare 1957 interview (via explore-blog)
A new study has found that narcissistic people are more likely to consider themselves creative and do creative things than their non-narcissistic counterparts. … 207 people were surveyed via a series of tasks: they took tests to measure the “big five” personality traits (agreeableness, conscientiousness, extraversion, openness, and neuroticism); they self-assessed their own creativity and answered the question of how many creative activities they had undertaken in the previous year; and they took the Narcissistic Personality Inventory. In the end, people with narcissistic tendencies were not only more likely to say they were creative; they also were more likely to do creative things
After the fascinating psychology of the relationships between creativity and anxiety and creativity and dishonesty, a new study looks at creativity and narcissism.
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Hungry Planet – fascinating photo-anthropology of how the world eats, depicting families around the globe and the purchases made with their weekly food budgets, from $341.98 in the United States to $1.23 in a Chad refugee camp.
Pictured here, a Japanese family with weekly food expenditure of 37,699 Yen ($317.25). More at the link.
“I am a cage, in search of a bird.”
Franz Kafka (via seabois)
Tiffany Bozic.
Sense of Wonder - New Solo Show at FFDG opening Fri, Oct 18th (6-9pm)
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Coming out is not for everyone.
Words by Krista, illustration by Allegra.
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The wings are wide.
Every creative endeavor, from writing a book to designing a brand to launching a company, follows what’s known as an Uncertainty Curve. The beginning of a project is defined by maximum freedom, very little constraint, and high levels of uncertainty. Everything is possible; options, paths, ideas, variations, and directions are all on the table. At the same time, nobody knows exactly what the final output or outcome will be. And, at times, even whether it will be. Which is exactly the way it should be.
How to master the “uncertainty curve” – and other secrets of making your own luck (via explore-blog)
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