Everyone, Chuck Agro

whattheendoftheworldlookedlike:

Kobe, Japan, 1945.

Macau-based web designer and developer Varun Thota is the son of a helicopter and a devoted flight enthusiast. His childhood was filled with hours in front flight simulators and even today he carries a small Kinder egg airplane that he likes to photograph against dramatic backgrounds, as if a hand was reaching out of the sky controling each flight. It’s a simple enough idea, but wonderfully executed by Thota. You can see more over on his Instagram account. (via the Instagram Blog)

“A man who wants to lead the orchestra must turn his back on the crowd.”

- James Cook

For everyone!

Tattoo You

With friends like these, David Fullarton

It has to be somebody’s fault

These flip-books by artist Juan Fontanive are incredible, I’ve never seen an animation feel this alive before. Fontanive builds the mechanisms by recycling old parts from bicycles and clocks, and hand draws, paints, and screen prints images onto paper.

Watch the videos below, the sounds that the machines make are a beautiful compliment to the movement of the animations. These are maybe my favourite thing I’ve ever posted.

View the whole post: Beautiful Flip-Books Made From Recycled Bike Parts by Artist Juan Fontanive over on BOOOOOOOM!.