I’m not sure I understand the artsiness of this…but it amazes me. It’s from a Ted Talk…here’s what they have to say:
“Using animation, projections and her own moving shadow, Miwa Matreyek performs a gorgeous, meditative piece about inner and outer discovery. Take a quiet 10 minutes and dive in. With music from Anna Oxygen, Mirah, Caroline Lufkin and Mileece.” Read more…
Check out this cool idea a Massachusetts architecture firm had for replacing electrical pylons in Iceland. These sculptures are steel frame figures that will respond to the environment with different gestures. Pretty cool idea, huh? Read more…
I stumbled across Mango Falls while searching for some bad ideas. I ran across a really intriguing photo and got sucked into the site. This random photography from the 50s-70s is absolutely mesmerizing. Check out the “About” page to understand the concept…but even if you don’t get what the site is all about…it will suck you in. Read more…
The Lost World’s Fairs site is devoted to demonstrating Internet Explorer 9′s font capabilities. However, the Atlantis section is extremely inspirational. On this single page you can explore the depths of the oceans, eventually making your way to the lost city of Atlantis.
Perhaps its the little kid in me…but I love exploring. This page gets my imagination going and I fill in the blanks. My brain has already created stories and characters with whom I interact.
How might you spark people’s imaginations through creativity? How can you make your creativity “explore-able?”
This guy’s music inspires me. Check out this song (with incredible visuals). Then download some of his songs for free from his website. Yep…he’s offering his songs for free download. Awesome!
Check out this mesmerizing fluid sculpture. I never knew colored liquid and air bubbles could be so hypnotic.
Fluid Sculpture from Charlie Bucket on Vimeo.
Check out some amazing light calligraphy by a French artist named Julien Breton. There’s no Photoshop on these photos, just a light and camera on a long exposure.
