Awesome time lapse is awesome

The Climax, Kansas Supercells by Stephen Locke from Stephen Locke on Vimeo.

Slow Life in the early morning

Work up suddenly in the early hours of this morning worrying about work (something that happens all to regularly of late) and saw this great time lapse video of coral by a Queenslander called Daniel Stoupin. it's mesmerising, just the thing for those half awake moments in the small hours where you're seeking distraction from other thoughts.

Now, time to think about breakfast and feeding the cat. 

Clouds

Looking forward to going to San Fran :)

Adrift from Simon Christen on Vimeo.

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Waiting for the sheets to dry before I can go to bed. Here's what's been occupying me for the last three minutes or so...

Neeeeeeerdcore.

Tilt shift moves can be freaking awesome.

Home alone tonight with the cat while Dana is interstate for work, so naturally I'm up late on the internet scouring all the tubes for interesting bits and pieces. The cat is ensconced in his box next to the screen. The bird noises in the above video drove him crazy.

Heh, silly cat.

Good night.

Mesmerising

Cornstarch solution on a speaker.

Edit: another fun physics youtube clip...

Spider rain

So apparently rains of spiders are a real thing, and not that uncommon.

http://boingboing.net/2013/02/20/spider-rain-wasnt-so-strange.html

All desire I ever had to visit South America has been completely extinguished.

Lightning strike

Must have sound for full effect.

(via Welcome to Double U - Ayyyy)

This makes me want to play cards.

Anyone want to play some poker?

Creativity

Hello!

Saw this animation on art blog Colossal (which is really great by the way) in a post of stop motion clips. I enjoyed! So should you. Hugs and kisses.

Brush with death

Via Wooster Collective:

It's a freaky freaky cat video, Bowie.

By cyriak (via Boing Boing)

Roll em up!

via boing boing

Beaurtiful video of ferrofluids

Saw this amazing video on the Scientific American website this afternoon, it's bloody amazing.

It's called 'Morpho Towers -- Two Standing Spirals' by Sachiko Kodama.

Counting down the minutes until it's time for an afternoon beverage in the sunshine...

From Vimeo - A Day in California

Saw this video by Ryan Killacky on Gizmodo during my lunch time browsing today. I've seen a couple of videos in this style, and I always love the way they manage to make people look like little lego men running through a landscape. I also love the similarity between some of the landscape and flora in it and Australian landscapes.

A Day in California from Ryan Killackey on Vimeo.

Path of Blood

Path of Blood - Demon at the Crossroads of Destiny from Eric Power on Vimeo.

Saw this awesome short film on Boing Boing. Apparently the guy that made it (Eric Power) is seeking funding via kickstarter to make a feature length version.

Find out more over at his website!

Friday = excitement.

But not as exciting as an N64!

EVEN BETTER IN THE REEEEEEMIX! DRUM SOLO!

Two days off is just not enough.

The transformers you never knew about

Saw this over at Cracked.com, purveyors of fine interweb crudge, in a post about terrible bootleg toys.

First: Titanic Bot - sunken boat in disguise! WTF.

Second: Voltromas - Voltron Thomas the Tank Engine.

Check out the full post for more classics like 'RobertCop'.

90s gaming



Nuff said.

PS: props to my man Mark for forwarding this on.

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