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Andy Gilmore’s Kaleidoscope
Unique. Colorful. Patterns. Wonderful. Just some words that can be used to describe his visuals. But that’s the thing, those are just “some words.” You’ll have to see for yourself and feel what you may feel personally from them.
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Inspiration – Grzegorz Domaradzki
I’ve been following Grzegorz Domaradzki’s work for a while. His illustrations just have a hint of clean sketchiness in them (in terms of those lines) that I’ve grown to love. Not only that, he also shows a breakdown of his workflow which definitely adds more of an interesting twist of how calculating his thought process…
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Inspiration – Karmin, Crash Your Party on the Radio
In the spirit of awesome reactions, how would you react hearing your song on the radio for the first time? Here’s how Karmin experienced their moment. [youtube]aebWvUMOB4E[/youtube] Also, diggin’ that track. Can’t wait to hear more from this duo. And for everyone else on the grind, keep on—chase dreams!
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Natsumi Hayashi, Float-ography
Natsumi Hayashi is a Tokyo-based photographer who started a series of levitating self-portraits. I, myself, have been tagging these (i.e. “jump” shots) in my Flickr collection. I’ve been encouraging friends and family to do this often as its just an escape from the norm. Though it’s somewhat distant from what Natsumi Hayashi has done with…
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The Backstory of “The Laughing Heart” Post
It all started with this animation/short film by Bradley Bell: [youtube]nEbIuDuW7l8[/youtube] In which he interpreted “The Laughing Heart”, a poem written by Charles Bukowski, and spoken by Tom Waits. This should have been an easy cut-and-paste video/text post on my Tumblr, where I usually store quick-strike things of interest and inspirational value. But part of…