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A Whim Away
atDigital animations interpreting the trills, squads and coos of birds recorded during a visit to the Amazonian jungle by Austalian artist Andy Thomas, who tells Colossal:
I am fascinated with the idea of generating digital art that references the beauty and complexity of nature. I hope this piece will encourage people to research the many amazing varieties of birds that call the Amazon home, and remind us of how fragile and important this place is to us all.
Previously by Andy Thomas: Eye Candy: Synthetic Nature
When young musician Sam Seeger received an ominous phone call from his (presumably evangelistic) brother warning him to abandon his hellish muso ways, he recorded it, illustrated it and so the Internet got another theme tune.
This morning.
Matthew Kelly writez:
My wife is worried about the Coronavirus so I wrote her a song to cheer her up.
It didn’t work.
Previously: Matthew Kelly on Broadsheet
Ay oh whey oh.
I’ve studied things Egyptic
Those writings weird and cryptic
Upon the tombs that dot Sahara’s sands
I’ve solved each strange inscription
Left by each wise Egyptian
And hold the mystic secret in my hands
The Irish were Egyptians long ago
Just read between the lines and you will knowIt must have been the Irish who built the Pyramids
For no one else could carry up the bricks
It must have been a Doyle who dug the river Nile
For no one but an Irishman would fight a crocodileI think these Micks were Turks Mohammedans and Ghurks
They speak of “Irish Turkey” till today
Cleopatra was a colleen who came from Connemara
She lost her nationality while roaming in Sahara
Pharaoh nuff.
Thanks Historical Dub