Papercraft Dioramas Come to Life with Projected Animations by Davy and Kristin McGuire In an fascinating mix of papercraft, set design, and animation, artist duo Davy and Kristin McGuire bring stories to life inside these exquisitely built paper dioramas. With the aid of digital projection mapping the pair have created several theatrical installations including The Hunter and Psycho which netted the Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award and subsequently lead to The Paper Architect. You can see more of their work on their website, and on Vimeo. (via Laughing Squid) Man Attempts To Hug a Wild Lion. What Happens Next Stunned Me Kevin Richardson is a South African zookeeper renowned for being so intimate with lions that he has been accepted into several prides. Kevin understands these lions at a fundamental level: their behavior, instinct, emotion. Kevin has slept, fed, and lived next to lions, having worked with many of them since they were cubs. He trusts lions enough to stick his arm in their mouth! Kevin leverages his ability to help prevent these lions from being poached. Kevin truly sees the lions as equals.
Arañas invaden árboles en Pakistán mayo 1, 2014mayo 1, 2014Cultura Colectiva Una de las fobias más comunes en el mundo es, probablemente, la aracnofobia, el miedo o asco a las arañas. Quienes la padecen procuran mantenerse alejados de cualquier sitio donde creen que habitan arañas, o donde han observado telas de araña. Quizás estas personas no podrían visitar Pakistán, territorio cuya población supera los 180 millones […] Twitter601 601facebook22.4K 22.4Kpinterest7 7google plus15Share 15linked in3 3email0 0stumbleupon1Share 1meneame0Share Share Una de las fobias más comunes en el mundo es, probablemente, la aracnofobia, el miedo o asco a las arañas. La razón es que en la provincia de Sind, en Pakistán, todos los árboles están colmados por millones de arañas que se instalaron y “telaron” su hábitat en ellos, creando un panorama muy diferente al del resto del mundo. Durante julio pasado, luego de las inundaciones que sufrió la región, las arañas debieron huir hacia los árboles para salvarse del agua.
untitled Format de papier A0 | Tout savoir sur le format d'impression A0 Le format A0 est un très grand format d'impression de papier, c'est le plus grand format normalisé par l'ISO 216. Une feuille A0 a une surface totale de 1 mètre carré, elle est une évolution du format Aigle (72 x 106 cm) mis en place par Napoléon Bonaparte. Nous ne parlons ici que des formats qui furent standardisés en 1975 par al norme ISO 216. En effet, quelques formats encore plus larges existent, mais ne font pas partie de cette nomenclature : 2 A0, 4 A0 par exemple. L'impression d'un A0 se fait via un traceur qui imprime souvent sur un rouleau de papier. Il peut être utilisé pour l'impression d'affiches, posters, bâches, de kakémonos ... Dans le milieu de l'imprimerie, le format A0 est souvent considérer également comme étant égal à 80 x 120 cm (800 x 1200 millimètres). Une impression A0 se fait généralement sur une feuille de papier de faible grammage, cela varie entre 50g/m² et 120 g/m². Le format A0 mesure 841 x 1189 millimètres ou 84,1 x 118,9 centimètres
What Africa might look like if it had never been colonized[1,699px ×2,400px] Cargo - Gallery untitled Which One Of These Images Is A Photo, And Which Is A 3D Render? As a 3D artist myself, I have started to think that 3D artist give away their attempt at reality in the eyes. Not because of the, what some have called, a philosophical "soul" theory, but rather what I think of as just simple refraction. We, as artists, often times find a simpler way of doing something. To create a realistic eye in 3D, you actually attempt to build it the same way an actual eye is constructed.
2014: The Year in Volcanic Activity - In Focus Once again, it has been a particularly eventful year for the world's volcanoes. Out of an estimated 1,500 active volcanoes, 50 or so erupt every year, spewing steam, ash, toxic gases, and lava. In 2014, erupting volcanoes included Mount Sinabung, Mount Kelud, and Sangeang Api in Indonesia, Bardarbunga in Iceland, Mount Ontake in Japan, Tungurahua in Ecuador, Pico do Fogo in Cape Verde, Mount Etna and Stromboli in Italy, Pavlof in Alaska, and Kilauea in Hawaii. Collected below are scenes from the wide variety of volcanic activity on Earth over the past year. [40 photos] Use j/k keys or ←/→ to navigate Choose: Mount Sinabung spews pyroclastic gas and ash, seen from Tiga Pancur village on October 13, 2014 in Berastagi, Karo district, North Sumatra, Indonesia. Lava explodes from the Pico do Fogo volcano next to the village of Portela on Fogo Island, Cape Verde, on November 28, 2014. Steam and ash rise from the Bardarbunga volcano in southeast Iceland on September 14, 2014.