Behold: the 2019 SVE GMC Syclone – successor to one of the fastest vehicles in the General Motors range (accelerating to 100km/h a second quicker than a Ferrari Testarossa back in 1991).
Only 100 of these lowered 455bhp supercharged 3.6l V6 powered supertrucks will be produced by custom builders Special Vehicle Engineering. And that’s probably for the best.
PES (Adam Pesapane) – even he of the found-object stop-motion features – returns with an awareness-raising short about the detrimental effects of waste plastic on marine (and human) life.
Previously: Gone Fishin’, Lens Smash & Still Life
From the Instagram account of The Swim Reaper – New Zealand’s national water safety mascot. To wit:
Just lovin life. lol. Nah, jokes. Lookin to reap some peeps this summer. If ur gonna make dumb decisions in the water, I’ll be waiting. Holla!
Be careful out there.
The Hidden City series of photographer Navid Baraty – vertiginous views of New York streets mirrored in the walls of glass buildings to give the impression of ‘a sort of hidden dimension or parallel universe’.
Behold: the Triumph X Berluti Bonneville T120: a new collaboration by French menswear brand Berluti – you’ll recall that tricked-out Porsche 911 Targa.
To wit: a bespoke Triumph T120 by French motorcycle shop Mecatwin complete with Venezia leather seat and handgrips, matching helmet and boots (far nicer than those driving slip-ons, in fairness).
Yours for €22,000+.
Alarming ceramic vessels for air plants by designer Gregory Knopp inspired by the gaping maws of deep sea life forms.
Or perhaps, Carnictis sordicus.
A short by animator Nata Metlukh in which a creatively spirited immigrant finds himself alienated by the arcane rules of his adopted society.
A canny chimpanzee at the Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami demonstrates a mastery of touchscreen scrolling, exiting and clicking though pictures and videos.
That’s you, that is.
Yesterday.
The exceedingly tall poster of Fine Gael Cork City Council LE candidate Des Cahill (mentioned in the regular Broadsheet column of Green Party council hopeful Dan Boyle). To wit:
One current Cork City Council candidate has produced a three metre long poster. The amount of empty space on the poster would seem to indicate that not enough achievements exist to meet the candidate’s ambition….
Meanwhile…
…Gerard twasks:
With all that space why is his party colleagues name -Deirdre Forde- in such tiny tiny tiny print? Is all not happiness and cooperation in Cork FG?
Anyone?
Yesterday: Dan Boyle: Post No Bills
Meanwhile…
Oh.
Across Cork this morning.
Via Cork 96FM
