A pleasing short by Paul Bush in which hundreds of motorbikes are animated frame by frame in a stop motion homage to the iconic motorcycle design and culture of the 1950s and 60s. To wit:
A rider prepares his bike and departs on an idealised journey into the countryside and into the future.
An eye-candiful, fascinating short by Oddfellows as part of Adobe’s ‘Creativity Explained’ series exploring facets of colour theory and its subjective nature in relation to graphic design, narrated by designer Eddie Opara.
Stone me.
Ashe Street Scartagh, Clonakilty, County. Cork.
Stone Valley Roasters Coffee gets a multi-coloured, geometrically abstract makeover by artist Deirdre Breen and Dami Designs.
In fairness.
*caffeine jitter*
Pic 2: John Beasley
Yes. @MyHotelCarpet.
Curated by corporate pilot Bill Young since 2015. One of the world’s most boring Instagram accounts? Or a delightful horizontal travelogue expressed in Ezy-Wipe® nylon/polypropylene?
You be the judge.
This afternoon.
Lord Mayor of Dublin Paul McAuliffe (above left) tweetz:
Aleksandra (above right) is the winner of the competition to design a new library card for Dublin City Libraries This card will be used by children across the city for many years and is part of my initiative to invite all 4th class children to join their local library. Join Up and Join In.
In fairness.
Meanwhile…
Congrats to 4th Class student Aleksandra Czyz, from Mary Help of Christian GNS, Cabra who designed a new library card for @dubcilib. The competition was organised as part of @LordMayorDublin‘s initiative to encourage 4th class pupils to join their local library#NewLibraryCard 👏 pic.twitter.com/4RSppR4dy5
— Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) January 30, 2020
