Hisham Akira Bharoocha is an artist currently based in Brooklyn, New York. He concentrates on creating music, visual art, and photography.
Hisham's newest works deal with the melting together of images that happens in the mind when one is meditating, dreaming, day dreaming, or going about their daily lives. Bharoocha likes to observe how his visions and feelings all blend together to create a massive medley of images and vibrations that one can feel in the body. Hisham tries to create works that show the absurdity and logic of how each mind works, what kind of relationships it creates between experiences and images that we absorb through our senses moment by moment.
Calvin has been creating his paper sculptures since 1986 from his studio north of Toronto Ontario, Canada. Working with sheets of paper and a scalpel, he cuts the component pieces to fit the final drawing and assembles the low relief artwork under studio lighting. When the sculpture is complete the lighting is adjusted to bring out the subtle form and texture.
Art director and designer from Bostin, Nicole Martinez, has created these love-filled geeky illustrations to express love in nerd’s style.
“My boyfriend and I came up with the phrase ‘nerdy dirty’ a while ago because we would say such nerdy things when we were trying to be romantic. So when I got the urge to design something sweet I could only think of things like ‘Arota tell you how much I love you’. Hence, Nerdy Dirty posters were born.”
Renowned LIFE photographer Gjon Mili, a technical genius and lighting innovator, visited Pablo Picasso in the South of France in 1949. This series of photographs, since known as Picasso's "light drawings," were made with a small flashlight or "light pencil" in a dark room; the images vanished almost as soon as they were created.
Pogo-aka Nick Bertke...This is the video for my track 'Bloom', a patchwork of vocals and musical chords from various Disney films. I recorded the harp sample from 'Sleeping Beauty', and a series of chords from 'A.I: Artificial Intelligence' to form the base of the chorus. The vocals are sampled from Disney films, each of which are illustrated in this video.
I used Adobe Audition to record my samples, FLStudio to arrange them, and Sony Vegas to create the video for the track.
Eric Hines's beautiful photos of the stars at night, have won much acclaim. But his other landscape photos are no less spectacular. The power of nature in motion-breathtaking!
George Hobson's EdTech-Insights blog sythesizes Alan's keynote on Learning Designs-where pedagogy always trumps technology. Great video accompanies the article on the 'flipped classroom'.
Welcome to Tutpup for computers, where you can compete in fun, math and spelling educational games against other kids from all over the World! Free to join.
In a room there is a box. In the box there is a forest. In the forest there is a lost child. They developed the narrative structure of this film spontaneously step by step and created the whole film in an intense working phase within one month. The Smaller Room was shown in more than 25 international film- and animation festivals. The film was two times special mentioned by the jury and won a prize in Animanima Serbia...and you sure can see why!
We love iconic graphic designer Saul Bass and have a soft spot for luminaries' musings on the nature of creativity. Playful yet profound, the film is a series of sequences that at first appear unconnected but eventually converge into a compelling exploration of (wo)man’s most fundamental impetus to create, featuring such delightful tongue-in-cheek vehicles as this exchange between Michelangelo and da Vinci: Whaddaya doin?” ‘I’m painting the ceiling! Whadda you doin?” “I’m painting the floor!”
Ebooks are ubiquitous everywhere online. Some are paid and most of them are free. Scholars and students all around the world prefer the electronic formats of books because of many reasons. First off they are, most of the time, free and easily accessible. They are also portable and offer greater mobility options. If you have a smart phone or an e-reader then you can read your ebooks whenever and wherever you want!
Seen through the eyes of activists, farmers, and journalists Waking the Green Tiger follows an extraordinary campaign to stop a huge dam project on the upper Yangtze river, in southwestern China. Featuring astonishing archival footage never before seen outside China, and interviews with a government insider and witnesses, the documentary also tells the history of Chairman Mao’s campaigns to conquer nature in the name of progress.
As a way of promoting their services, Dutch company, ACBB Media, created 'Video Infographs' a compilation of short video infographic of the major stats for all social media sites, including Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Instagram, Youtube, LinkedIn and Google+.
This is an 8 Minute adaptation of Picture of Dorian Gray. It represents Thomas Beg’s 15 week Major Project at UCA Rochester as part of his CG Arts and Animation degree. It is exceptionally well done, retaining the gothic eeriness of the original as well as ably pulling the story in to eight minutes.
Paris-based band Hold Your Horses! music video to go with their song “70 Million,”. In the video, the band members recreated famous paintings, taking the viewer on an entertaining tour through art history. Try to identify as many paintings as possible!
Alan Sailer says he was an obscure photographer, working in his garage, shooting stuff with a pellet gun and capturing the results with a home-made microsecond flash. All it took was one picture to become a sudden hit on the social networks.
"My boss came by one day and told me my site was getting a huge number of views," he wrote on his Flickr page. "Emails from magazines, newspapers and even Good Morning America started clogging my FlickrMail box. It was very stressful."
From Gatsby to Apple, or what the 1939 New York World's Fair has to do with the evolution of color theory. More than mere aesthetic fetishes, our favorite colors — and color in general — speak to us in powerful cyphers of symbolism, memories, associations, and emotional undertones
Alan's TED talk focuses on the changes in the culture and ecology of learning-where there is a fundamental shift in relationship and roles and the feeling of empowerment (through technology and global connections) that students have when they create a legacy.
Tom Grant's musings on Michael Fullan's “Choosing the Wrong Drivers for Whole System Change”
Tom writes-'Fullan forces us to look critically at the elements of change and which ones work in our present context and in our present circumstances. He clearly articulates that there are many elements of change and that at times all have influence on large scale change. However he cautions us that if used alone or as central drivers, they may get us to a better place systemically but not as far as we think we need to go.'
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