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And things you did.
Nevertheless, here we will learn true facts about the evolution of TV’s longest-running animated sitcom.
Of this rather excellent sample of sampled and resampled sampling, Eclectic Method sez:
A video remix journey through the history of sampling taking in some of the most noted breaks and riffs of the decades. A chronological journey from the Beatles’ use of the Mellotron in the 60s to the sample dense hiphop and dance music of the 80s and 90s. Each break is represented by a vibrating vinyl soundwave exploding into various tracks that sampled it, each re-use another chapter in the modern narrative.
Mp3 download here.
Previously: Robocop Remixed
All the complex mechanics of evolution adorably summed up in under 12 minutes – designed by Phillip Dettmer and animated by Jacques Alomo.


A furtive browse through nearly a century of fetishistic runner-candy – from the wanton 1917 Chuck Taylor Converse All Star to the shameless 2013 Nike Kobe 8.
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Now go have a shower.
uncrate

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFn-ixX9edg
The charming Mr Dawkins addresses the audience at the Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors Showcase 2013 last week.
It all goes a bit trippy Mr Whippy around 5.00.
(Hat tip: John Gallen)
The charming Hank Green from the webseries SciShow explores some theories which may explain why 10% of people are witches left-handed, concluding that the answer may lie in evolution.
The latest installment of illustrator and animator Andy Martin’s Illustrated Aliens project.
Andy writes:
If you have 42 seconds to spare today, you could spend some time under the waters of Planet Five. From a single cell, one creature evolves into the next and for a fleeting moment the darkest depths of the sea are transformed by a dazzling display of light and colour.
View the rest of the planets here.
Previously: Planet One


NTTDocomo celebrates its 20th anniversary at Tokyo Designers Week with a display chronicling the development of the mobile phone from 1987 to the present day.
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