IN-SHADOW: A Modern Odyssey

by | Apr 3, 2019 | Animation | 0 comments

Embark on a visionary journey through the fragmented unconscious of our modern times, and with courage face the Shadow. Through Shadow into Light. – Lubomir Arsov

How Much Sleep Do We Need?

There is a cool infographic that shows how much sleep we need based on age provided by sleepfoundation.org. The data was provided by a published research paper published on sleephealthjournal.org. Link to graphic: Sleep Duration Recommendations I was always curious...

Just One In A Thousand Speed Painting by Agnes Cecile

Agnes Cecile paints “Just One In A Thousand”.

The Difference Between Modern And Contemporary Architecture

There’s often a lot of confusion of what’s modern and what’s contemporary and their very different approaches to design but given the raw definitions and understanding how they are derived will provide clarity between the two.

Dragon Speed Painting by Chris Scalf

Speed Painting of a dragon by Chris Scalf.

Positivity with COVID 19: Shelter in Place Order

The Corona Virus has taken over the world, and there's no telling when everything will return to how it was before. It's a shock for everybody when the Lockdown initiated, having people to Shelter in Place to avoid further spreading of the virus. Even with such...

Jumping to the First or Last Item in Finder

When you have a Finder window open, and in a folder with several files, you can scroll and select, which is great if it’s a small list of files. Or if it’s a long list or maybe we’re faster using our keyboards, you can hit Option+Up Arrow or Option+Down Arrow to jump...

The Humble Beginnings Of SpaceX

Never give up! SpaceX didn’t.

The City of White Nights

Time Lab brings us amazing aerial shots of St. Petersburg.

Science Vs. Music

Nigel Stanford’s CYMATICS: Science Vs. Music – brilliant music and visualization.

Layers

“Computer-generated dark and brutal geometric monoliths are dissected by invisible 3D objects to reveal the layers of the colorful and emotionally vibrant inner structures.” – Maxim Zhestkov