French pro skier Candide Thovex takes to various dry slopes (and the occasional wet one) around the world: from sand dunes to volcanic ash, jungle hills and sections of the Great Wall of China – destroying multiple sets of skis in an elaborate promo for the Audi Quattro.
The plot of Breaking Bad neatly truncated by Cineytele into one minute in the style of a 1A4 Studio speedrun on the occasion of the series’ first transmission 10 years ago this week.
Spoiler alert, eh, we suppose.
1000x macrophotography of everyday items like salt, pepper, fruits and vegetable by Drew Geraci, who used a Sony A9 camera, a microscope and a slider rig to capture the detail.
Christopher Walken as a barista is the least weird thing about this short by Leah Dubuc.
And that’s only as it should be.
The evolution of the iconic National Geographic front cover, from the foundation of the magazine in 1888 to the present day
The time-consuming, meditative, deeply relaxing-to-observe process of traditional Chinese paper making, demonstrated by Chinese blogger Li Ziqi: everything from cutting trees, stripping, drying and rehydrating bark, boiling, mashing it into a paste, and setting it into a form to create the final sheet.
A trip to the supermarket to buy bread, courtesy of German amateur engineers The Real Life Guys.
Here’s how they made the thing.
A sesquicentennial-celebrating LEGO automaton of two French Canadian fur traders paddling a canoe by JK Brickworks.
More details here.
Previously: LEGO Piranha Plant
