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At world’s end: Artists reveal stunning post-apocalyptic images of the world’s major cities via Mail Online

Artists Lucie and Simon have taken the world’s most familiar and populous cities and removed all but one or two people to create the illusion of a lonely world.

Comic Sans for famous brands

Animals as the alphabet

Pentametron

Newspaper April Fools’ hoaxes

The History of April Fools Day (by jeremiahjw)

They’re going to win.

(via The Meta Picture)

The Setup is a site I have followed for the past few months now. It is a series of interviews of people who make things with computers. Each interview follows the same format asking who they are, about what hardware and software they use to do what they do, and about their dream setup.

I wanted to examine my setup and write my answers to the interview questions. It turns out there is acommunity of people who have done the same.

Tangentially related. - Indexed

I really enjoyed reading the play Exiles last year, and the vintage cover is oddly fitting.

ideefixedujour:

Dain Fagerholm: Creature in Cube with Gem (stereographic drawing)

Movies as code

Wind Map

Alberto Seveso shared these stunning photos of ink in water, a due Colori, on the Behance Network.

Watch Marina Kanno and Giacomo Bevilaqua from Staatsballett Berlin perform jumps and other impressive ballet moves in super slow motion. The detail at 1000 frames per second is incredible.

Radiohead’s Everything in Its Right Place is a nice touch too…

via Kottke

Mass produced hits

Frustro: The Impossible Font

Facebook Threatens Legal Action Against Employers Asking for Your Password

This Is a Fingerpainting. Needless to say, it was not completed by a kindergartner.