a collection that's way more impressive than mine
A recollection of collections past.
a collection that's way more impressive than mine
a collection that's way more impressive than mine
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We've all seen stop-action Lego parodies, but this is different. Not only is there an amazing narrative told through the pieces and sounds, but a contrasting first and second half shows the impact that colour alone has on narrative. Even if it's simply the colour of plastic rectangular blocks.
Your music is in my life. Your life is in my music. Two great tastes that taste great together.
Wherein I get all political, cynical and a bit conspiratorial all wrapped in one.
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A great example about why a Creative Commons approach to copyright is so functional and versatile with the web. In this 10 minute doc, you are introduced to the content creator of an archetypal set of photos that was repurposed all over the world. He enjoys seeing his work used for non-commercial uses, but balks at those trying to make money from them. A very tight example of the inevitability of mashups and the proper concern about control over intellectual property.
A very relaxed extrapolation of life after a good sleep while away from home.
Quite possibly an incomprehensible nostalgic trip back to my teenage years as recorded when I am sleep deprived and somehow still able to type this.
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2200 miles of the Appalachian Trail packed into five minutes. Very cool and somewhat relaxing. I'm not going to be hiking the Appalachian any time soon, but getting a glimpse gives me a new respect for the trails that exist even in our own backyards. The Bruce Trail in Ontario runs right through cities and one really has to know where they're going to not get sidetracked by a Starbucks.