Jan 20, 2017
The History Of 100 Years Of Women's Health Care At Planned Parenthood Directed by Kirsten Lepore and Lena Dunham. Written by Alex Ronan. Animated by Kirsten Lepore, Rasmus Bak, Olivia Blanc, Kyle Strope, and Zachary Zezima.
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The History Of 100 Years Of Women's Health Care At Planned Parenthood Directed by Kirsten Lepore and Lena Dunham. Written by Alex Ronan. Animated by Kirsten Lepore, Rasmus Bak, Olivia Blanc, Kyle Strope, and Zachary Zezima.
“Moving On” by Rasmus Bak
Today’s Wednesday post is “Moving On” by Rasmus Bak. It’s been out for some time now, but we only just discovered it, and we love it :) It’s a beautiful short for the New Yorker about the Essay "Moving On" by Nora Ephron, which talks about rising rent rates. It’s a stunning visualisation on a topic that affects many of us, and the animation is sublime. Happy Wednesday!
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Le Black Book: Rasmus Bak
Ramus co-founder of the brand Libertine-Libertinestopped by to say hello and have a look on the new design of Le New Black. Created by three Danish friends who loved music, art, literature and contemporary culture, Libertine-Libertine offers well-designed clothes, which renew the old classics, season after season. The collections are made locally, based on the high quality of Danish craftsmanship, and the brand
Libertine-Libertine has set out from day one to create another way to make fashion, paying attention to materials, details and especially to the people who will wear the clothes. But Libertine-Libertine's creative team also collaborated with numerous like-minded artists and brands to provide their own vision of contemporary culture.