Rube Goldberg machines have always facilitated me. Now Jack Schulze and Timo Arnall have gone and created a video of a Rube Goldberg-like machine but the caveat is that in this one, nothing touches anything else. Enjoy!
Category Archives: Video
Wolf and the Pig
Someone created a stop motion video of a costume wolf following a pig. But the stop motion is all on printed pictures.
And yet again I wonder: “Who has time to make these things?”
Stopped Motion
Incredible stop motion music video. I love this kind of stuff!
(Mis)Trust
Another great explanation of the sub-prime mess that this country finds itself in from XPlane. It makes me grateful that I never fell for the terrible sub-prime mortgages that were being offered so readily when we bought our house.
While I love this country, we have become, over the years, a country of materialism. Spend, spend, spend. And if we can’t afford it? Who cares. Charge it.
(via AirBag Industries)
Where Did The Bubbly Go?
I have struggled to gain an understanding of what is going on in the financial markets of the last few week (other then the fact that my bank now has a new owner.)
This morning I found a amazingly simple explanation of the problem from my favorite radio show, Marketplace. Senior Editor Paddy Hirschon explains what it all means in this simple explaination. It reminds me of CommonCraft video shows. Take a look:
(via PresentationZen)
Sticky Notes
The crazy guys at EepyBird are at it again. This time they are using Sticky notes and not Coke and Menthos!
Foamee
Yet another ad by Sony, this one using Foam. The previous ones featured Bouncy Balls, Paint, and Playdoh Bunnies. Each of the ads were filmed in a major metro area.
I just love the concept of mass amounts of things: foam, bubbles, balls paint. Overwhelm me! It’s great. Why am I never round when they do these kind of things?!? I want to play too!
Foam City
The Making of Foam City
So How do Pixels get there Color?
Great explanation of how the pixels are assigned there RGB values.
(Via Swissmiss)
Listen to Classical Music with Shining Eyes
This is a wonderful video by of Benjamin Zander at a TED conference. (If you haven’t seen any of the TED videos before, TED is a conference that brings together some of the most inspired speakers for an 18 minute talk.) In this particular video, Mr. Zander talks about how classical music is for EVERYONE and with a little knowledge, everyone can appreciate it.