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Thirst or Idiocy?
Bottled Water costs 10,000 times more than Tap, and is generally more polluted and less regulated. Signs the Apocalypse is Nigh…
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Slow Card Flourishes.
This guy Dimitri Arleri is an animal w. playing cards – this video Opera is just astounding.
Choose Your Own Visualization.
Children of the 80s may remember those awesome ‘Choose Your Own Adventure‘ books, in which the reader determines the storyline by choosing to follow plot path options. This site features some incredible Flash visualizations of the plot possibilities as motion animations. Select a Title, and then hit the ‘Play’ button to watch the magic.
Chilean Deliciousness.
My buddy Tom Caestecker is a Chicago-based wine reviewer – check out his latest column on Chilean reds here. I just like hearing things described as “total fruit bombs”. And what other wine review references the ’sixth’ Rolling Stone? Little Red Rooster, indeed.
Splat.
Wow, incredible macro shot of mercury in motion. One of a great set of liquid photographs here.
Brooklyn Fare.
Beautiful brand & packaging design work featured recently on Behance.
Brooklyn Fare is a new, full service grocery store located in Downtown Brooklyn. The identity is very simple: one custom proprietary typeface (Fare Serif), four colors, and lots of witty copy. The text is useful in highlighting the store’s diverse range of quality products and high [...]
Cool AR Biz Card.