Ira Glass makes balloon animals

Caligraphy

Before the dawn of the internet: People used to..............
Perfect calligraphy and write it backwards at the same time? amazing!
Too many fancy lines at the end.




caligrafia por jorge enrique pulido - calligraphy




WITH A PENCIL





Fancy one.



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Children’s Creativity Museum

At the Children’s Creativity Museum, we go beyond the conventional environment of play by inspiring kids to imagine, create and share in our multimedia environment. With every visit, kids walk away with a unique media or art project that reflects and celebrates their creativity.
All of our core studios and exhibits are facilitated by skilled artists and our C.I.T.Y. Guides who are guaranteed to spark your imagination as they guide you through the creative process. You will also notice our Creativity Critters throughout the museum. Explore our exhibits to find out more about their favorite activities.

CLS63 AMG Design Process Time-Lapsed

We all know that Mercedes-Benzes are highly complex cars that are masterpieces from the minds of designers and engineers from the company’s tech centers. Unlike the sometimes overwhelming feeds on new models and spyshots that we get on a weekly basis, the design process is not as readily available. But now, a time-lapse video has hit YouTube, showing some elements of the design process, from the proverbial clean sheet of paper, to a digital rendering on a computer, which will become the basis for CAD/CAM processes that make up the steps in automobile production.

As you will see, the video is a demonstration of the design process and not an actual work in progress. For one, the computer has obviously been set up in a conference room and, as we said, some steps are apparently skipped. Some commenters have also noted some faults in the original sketch. But as AMG says, this is a demo of how a great car like the CLS is made into a reality, and for most of the world, it is highly informative.

Drum-Off ’07 - '09 Champion

Heather Knight! She runs Marilyn Monrobot, which creates socially intelligent robot performances and sensor-based electronic art.

The robot Keepon (developed by Hideki Kozima and programmed by Marek Michalowski) dancing to the song "Don't You Evah" by the band Spoon. Keepon and Spoon reunited at WIRED NextFest in LA September 10, 2007 for Creative Commons.

Cast (in order of appearance): Keepon, Hideki Kozima, Jim Eno, Britt Daniel
Keepon Wrangler/Programmer: Marek Michalowski
Executive Producers: Melanie Cornwell, Scott Dadich
Producers: Melanie Cornwell, Zana Woods
Director: Jeff Nichols
Concept by: Melanie Cornwell, Laura Eldeiry, Nancy Miller
Written by: Jeff Nichols, Adam Stone, Chris Walldorf
Director of Photography/Camera Operator: Adam Stone (Mortimer Jones)
Editor: Chris Walldorf (Mortimer Jones)
Graphics and Effects: Joey Beason (Edit at Joes)
Additional Color Correction: Joe Murray (Edit at Joes)
Tokyo Production Managers: Heath Cozens, Sawako Imai

The Prado in Google Earth

Street Artist Paints Pool With Spray Painting Skateboards

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the Art Project, powered by Google - Visitor Guide

Take a tour around the Art Project, powered by Google. www.googleartproject.com


Behind the Scenes





Google has gone all high brow on us, unveiling its Art Project, a collaboration with art museums around the world to enable people to enjoy their collections without leaving the house.

It's powered in-part by Google's Street View 'indoor' technology and started off as a '20% project’ - the time set aside for Google engineers to work on their own ideas.

Fluid Sculpture

Fluid Sculpture from Charlie Bucket on Vimeo.

Ronald Lauder's Billion-Dollar Collection