Mad Quickies 6.21
It’s the Friday Quickies! Pencils down! Surf’s up!
- Robert Buelteman uses electricity to create stunning images. Read more about Buelteman’s work here. {found via @artologica}
- Abby Howard drew this beautiful thing while at a MtG tournament and addresses the problem with female character creation.
- My sister Sarafina tends two apiaries and she hipped me to the importance of bees. Here’s something that makes this crystal clear: what our grocery shelves would look like without bees.
- Gilded-Age Dogs Atop Penny-Farthings: A Tour of Philadelphia University’s Patterns Archive. Excellent story and pattern swatches. Also, Warthogs and sewing pins.
- Video games .. for promoting science. A wonderful post by Dean Burnett.
- Female astronaut Wang Yaping gives a science lesson from space.
- Retail find: Subatomic Particle Jewelry. {via Anne S.}
- This is a really superb list. 50 Essential LGBT films. Includes brief commentary and some clips
- Retail find: Zombie Eye Sunglasses.
- Gandalf Problem Solving – A Flowchart. {via @snum}
- 10 of the geekiest restaurants ever.
- From the wayback machine: Industrial Anatomy.
- Pinterest find: @artologica’s Science Art. Simultaneously beautiful and mind-bending
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Street art as a flip-book:
In/between by Hyuro
{via coelecanth}
Story here: Copenhagen’s Gigantic New Mural Works Like a Flip-Book
from the page
Argentinian street artist Hyuro visited Copenhagen in May 2013 to do a piece on a 271 metre long wall. The piece is called “In/between” and exploits the entire length of the long wall.
Hyuro was selected in a competition held by the creative community ArtRebels in cooperation with the Municipality of Copenhagen. Proposals were submitted from all over the world from South America, US, Europe, Russia and Asia. But in the end the jury decided on Hyuro and her proposal ”In / between” as the winner.
Music:
Elsa Palma (UNKWON remix) by CTM
Released by Tambourhinoceros
Published by Tigerspring Publishing / Sony/ATV Music Publishing
Visit tambourhinoceros.net/artists/ctm for more on CTM
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This will blow your mind:
The Office Turntable: vinyl powered by a smartphone
{via Anne S.}
http://youtu.be/PCS5wgZWzE4
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Featured images are:
1. cyclamen persicum by Robert Beulteman from the series Through the Green Fuse.
2. Dog Pins from Philadelphia University’s patterns library.
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