
Spotted in Mr Price, Blanchardstown.
All five of these women are hereby deemed unfit to colour.
(Thanks MM)

Spotted in Mr Price, Blanchardstown.
All five of these women are hereby deemed unfit to colour.
(Thanks MM)
Discouraging but not terribly surprising data collected by the matchmaking website OK Cupid and published in the book Dataclysm: Who We Are (When We Think No One’s Looking) by OK Cupid founder (and erstwhile number cruncher) Christian Rudder.
Matchmaker, Matchmaker, Make Me A Spreadsheet (Five Thirty Eight)
Mick writes:
Saw this lad at Newlands Cross [Dublin] this week. Hope he gets sorted…
Lydia Morgan writes:
I had a little chat with him his name is Brendan Coleman from Wexford he has 20 years sales experience but can’t seem to find employment due to his age. He is a very brave man for putting himself put there. I am hoping a lot of people share his story and he gets good exposure. Please share his photo and number [086 6065566]
Lydia via 2fm Facebook. Thanks Roomicube
Quebec-based photographer Ulric Collette’s spliced portrait of his 61 year-old mother and 10 year-old daughter.
By far the least weird of his ongoing Portraits Génétiques project.
Previously: Two-Faced
Gifs from Gifcraft wherein people transform back and forth from youthful portraits to old age in one depressing sweep.
Created from an uncredited post on Dogva entitled Aging Face Transformation.
More here.
Filmmaker Anthony Cerniello had photographer Keith Sirchio shoot portraits at his friend Danielle’s family reunion, from her youngest cousins to her oldest relations. The shots were digitally edited together in After Effects and 3D Studio Max then smoothed out into a single flowing sequence using Nuke 3D VFX to create an artificial, entirely fictional, but highly convincing timelapse animation.
Cerniello insists the only way to watch this is all the way through (no skipping) and with sound.
Soundtrack: Mark Reveley