What a beautiful way to spend 8 minutes! This stop-motion animation, carved out of foam and made entirely of highlights and shadows, follows the life (from pre-birth!) of a scientist obsessed with time. Gorgeous.
It has a ginormous list of (well-deserved) awards. And you can see some making-of shots here.
(via The Eagleman Stag: A BAFTA Winning Stop-Motion Short Film by Mikey Please | Colossal)
What a beautiful way to spend 8 minutes! This stop-motion animation, carved out of foam and made entirely of highlights and shadows, follows the life (from pre-birth!) of a scientist obsessed with time. Gorgeous.
It has a ginormous list of (well-deserved) awards. And you can see some making-of shots here.
(via The Eagleman Stag: A BAFTA Winning Stop-Motion Short Film by Mikey Please | Colossal)
DAYUM that’s nice.Hawkeye. Drawn in pencil. Several hours of work. I really struggle taking pictures of my traditional artwork, so it’s slightly distorted because my hands won’t stay still.
The real Reason Hawkeye didn’t have his awesome purple costume in the Avengers, first Edna has a thing against Capes and now this? Outrage :D
That or it wasn’t cinematic enough
Disneeeey *shakes Hawkeye mask at*
Locks of hair taken from friends and loved ones were an important element of Mary Shelley’s sanctum at Boscombe Manor, following Mary Shelley’s own practice in collecting and preserving them. This elaborate case contains (mounted in the trademark gold gilt of the sanctum) locks of hair taken from six of Shelley’s friends: Lord Byron (1822); Leigh Hunt (1817); Byron’s mistress Teresa Guiccioli (no date); the Greek independence fighter Alexander Mavrocordato (1820); Edward John Trelawny (1822); Edward Williams (1821); and the Irish poet Thomas Moore (no date).
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I was in college when this movie came out, and we were bored on a Friday night and went to see 10 Things I Hate About You because it looked better than anything else that was playing right then. And I came home and the first thing I did was get on IMDB to find out who the hell this Heath Ledger person was and where I could see more of him. I went into that movie not even knowing his name, and I came out of the theatre completely in love.
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These two. Everything about these two. <3
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These two. Everything about these two. <3
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This style is wonderful. Love the lines and their eyes, especially.Doodle fan-art Sherlock thing, drawn with pencil and edited on the computer.
Yesterday I went to Dark Shadows by the way, it was fantastic. Very funny! If you love dry humour, that is.
Love is for children, I owe him a debt.
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She’ll kick your ass and then cuddle you?She is such a badass-sweetie pie
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haha. I feel old on Tumblr every day, too. First movie in the theater and … GO! Mine = Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. I was 6.What’s the first movie you saw in the theater— the first one somebody took you to and you were like ‘Oh, wow!”? +
I love Renner’s reaction. He’s like OMG I’M OLD. (Coincidentally: how I feel on Tumblr every day.) But I was also surprised to learn she’s only 27. I feel like I’ve seen her in movies forever.
The first movie my parents took me to see in the theater was Rocky. I was five years old. I still don’t understand that.
“Hey, let’s take our kid to a movie! Herbie? Nah. Escape to Witch Mountain? Nah! Rocky? OKAY.”
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This guy hand-forged his own wedding ring. OUT OF A METEORITE.
That’s it. Game over. You will never have a wedding ring cooler than that of redditor laporkenstein. Not only did he fashion the band himself, in the formidable fires of… well… his garage — he forged the damn thing out of a chunk of meteorite. (A Gibeon meteorite, to be exact.) Laporkenstein… you, sir, are a DIY luminary.
All told, laporkenstein says it took him about four days to craft the ring, using “the same techniques employed to make samurai swords” (by which, we assume, he means the layered metalworking techniques similar to those used in the production of Damascus steel). We’ve picked out a few examples from his series of over 40 pictures documenting the forging process, but you’ll definitely want to check out the entire album over on imgur.
http://io9.com/5907849/this-guy-hand+forged-his-own-wedding-ring-out-of-a-meteorite
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cliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiint:
i loved this scene so much.Hey, baby.
Hey, lover.
((oh my god anyone got a link to this clip?))
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