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Vitruvian Man
 
For as long as time can tell, it has been a universally accepted belief that when you mix two ugly things, they will create something even worse (eg. Aliens vs Predator). The Law of the Conservation of Shit clearly states that combining one kilogram of pure honey with one kilogram of crap will yield two kilograms of crap. A recent study, however, suggest that this law does not apply to human faces. By layering many portraits of unattractive people together, the resulting image will actually be very beautiful. This evidence strongly supports Plato's belief of the ideal human form. He carried out similar experiments on human and animal proportions, and concluded that life seeks to be a perfect form, with each proportion approaching the Golden Mean as the number of samples increases.

I wonder, once the genome is more clearly understood, could we gather and average all deviations of human DNA, combining them to make the perfect man? Click on the pics to see a demo of this research on the pheomenon of the facial mean.

Daimonds in the rough.


The Composite Average.

The Third and the Seventh


Sorry for the long dry spell the last couple of days, I've been pretty busy.
Here's an AMAZING piece of animation. Yes, you read that right - it's full CG. Directed by Alex Roman, this film will satisfy your soul with fully refined architectural beauty. A "must Fullscreen" kind of experience!

Wim Crouwel Archive - Iso50








[From: Aisle One // Iso50]


Found these on Iso50, the blog of a very talented artist and musician, Scott Hansen.
Aisle One posted earlier on this incredible Wim Crouwel Archive. The Het Geheugen van Nederland has generously archived over 500 of the Dutch master’s works. Break out your printers, you could probably get some decent prints out of some of these. I have his book but a lot of these are completely new to me.

Look Around You!

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I know this show is rather old news, but great nonetheless. I swear I could have just heard Boards of Canada playing in the background. Did you know man has been using Iron since the stone age? I did!

Look Around you!

The Work of Johan Thörnqvist


The internet and the future (circa 1988)



[From: Space Collective]

A talk with Isaac Asimov, the great science fiction writer, about what the future holds. Did we just miss the coming of the Singularity?

The sound of our solar system.



[From: Bruce Sterling]

Our solar system as a music box. One of the most beautiful things I've seen on the internet. Enjoy! http://www.whitevinyldesign.com/solarbeat/