Serbian based animation studio Glossy Rey sez:

…we have stumbled upon a new idea during a morning coffee. With every next sip and smile the story and characters evolved and we found ourselves laughing more and more imagining loony animals puking each other out wanting to become vegetarians.

Short. Simple. Cute. But we’re still eating meat.

More on the making-of here.

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“I was down in South Carolina for Thanksgiving and my father-in-law made some pastries which my brother-in-law broke in half.The result was a deliciously edible Ireland.” (Joe Buggy, NYC)

The Unspecified Thing That Looks Like Ireland To broadsheet@broadsheet.ie

Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg is the world’s largest model railway and one of Germany’s most successful tourist attractions: a 1300 square metre layout with over a thousand tiny trains, aircraft, cars and ships scooting over, under and through it.

Loving that voiceover.

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Eadaoin O’Sullivan from Politico.ie writes:

Just to let ye know about a CrisisJam project we’re running on Politico this week called The State We’re In. We’re publishing (and still seeking) pieces about the *real* state of the nation, as a counterpoint to Enda’s porridgey mumblings last night. You can find more info on what it’s all about here. if any of your readers would, similarly, like to contribute something (text, image, video, poem, though I think we agreed no limericks) they can send it on to crisisjam@gmail.com. We’re looking for personal stories, rants, analysis, criticism; anything that gives a sense of the state we’re in, really. Too many stories are going untold in this crisis, and tis time to right that wrong.

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