Parkour Motion Reel Animation
This is a very creative way of animating a scene made by Serene Teh.
Source: Marcus Troy via Hypebeast
This is a very creative way of animating a scene made by Serene Teh.
Source: Marcus Troy via Hypebeast
Have you ever wanted to draw in the rain? Thanks to Rite in the Rain all-weather notebooks you now can.

Source: Hypebeast
This creative individual used images from Google’s street view to re-trace a drive he used to make when he worked as a grip.
Source: Mashable
Jim Denevan is claiming this is the largest artwork on earth currently. It is over nine miles in circumference and was created using a GPS system and RV.




Source: Jim Denevan’s website via Jalopnik

As far as I can tell this is a first for digital cameras. Ricoh has just released the GXR camera which has the lens, image sensor, and image processing engine all contained in one unit. This allows the body to be very small and yet still have interchangeable lenses. Ricoh claims it is the smallest camera with interchangeable lenses. Small and new equals a hefty price tag. Amazon is allowing pre-orders for the body only for $549. There are two lenses I found on Amazon and they are selling for $830 and $440.
Read about more details about the GXR from DPreview.com.
Using mirrors, wires, scoffolding, mirrors, and Photoshop, Li Wei is able to create eye catching photographs. In some photographs can you make out where Photoshop was used to remove the supports. Make sure you check out the full gallery at Web designer depot.

Do you enjoy high speed video? Well this is apparently shot at 1,000,000 frames per second! It shows bullets hitting objects. Objects hitting bullets. Ten minutes of stuff the human eye would never see.
Source: Make
Sudarsan Pattnaik has been creating sand sculptures ever since he was a child. Although it was mostly castles his love of using sand for sculptures never stopped. Sudarsan has since won many awards and now makes a good living.
A sculpture for global warming awareness

A sculpture for Obama’s Inauguration

A sculpture for helping Tsunami relief victims

A sculpture for World AIDS Day

Source: Telegraph
This papercraft Link is 5′8″ tall. Make sure to check all the videos and pictures.

Source: Geekologie via Make
I came across this post at Uncrate and decided to search for what others thought about it. Well I was blown away at the responses I have found on the internet concerning TV easels.

Wired’s Charlie Sorrel says it would be something tasteless lotto winners would purchase.
Gizmodo seems to have conflicting issues. Sean Fallon likes this version while Mark Wilson seems to enjoy it as much as sour milk.
Although not mentioned in the articles I wonder if the price had a big influence. Or do they hate the idea so much no price justifies using an easel for a TV stand. What do you think about it?