Emily Tobias

Watch this for the cinematography alone.  Stunning. Inspiring. I’ve never even heard of this sport and now I want to learn more.  Here’s the write up from the website where I found it.

Exper­i­ments in Speed is a short film about bike frame builder Tom Don­hou and his attempt at try­ing to go 100mph on a bike that he built. The film was pro­duced by Spin­dle, and what I love most about it is the beau­ti­ful cin­e­matog­ra­phy. It’s really well done.

Experiments in Speed from SpindleProductions on Vimeo.

Love this short film on Chalk Artist Peter Han. He discusses many design principles that I live by.

Pardon My Dust from SnowGlobe Studios on Vimeo.

Loving the colorful creations of French Street Artist Mademoiselle Maurice. The color, scale and overall presentation are excellent! Check out some photos below:

Thanks to the folks at Notcot, I found this beautiful video about an installation artist speaking about and showing her latest work, called Unwoven Light.  Watch the video and have your day brightened!

Soo Sunny Park: Unwoven Light from Walley Films on Vimeo.

As a person who loves their plastic animal/dinosaur collection I jumped for joy when I saw this blog post! I can’t wait to try this out… bring on the spray paint!

From the blog:

I’ve noticed this trend of spray painted animal toys as of late, and I must say, I’m totally on board with this type of simple and inexpensive decor.  The animals look super cute incorporated into anything from party settings to alongside books on a shelf, and the best part is that the entire process of making them yourself is relatively inexpensive. Bins of these plastic animals can be found at places like Michaels or on Amazon for cheap (here’s a tub of 60 animals for $16) and a can of gold spray paint can run under $5. They really are the perfect little festive nicknack to have around. Okay, I know what I’ll be doing this weekend!