Saturday, December 18, 2010
advent thoughts...
Zondervan asked Sally to write a blog for their facebook page on advent
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
commuting to work
Actually, I think if it's OK I'm going to stick with the slippers and pajama commute, but here's what some people do to get to the office in the morning: (and don't even think about what happens if there's a storm...)
let the cartoon play at the start and wait... (and perhaps put on your safety belt or attach yourself to a solid object)
Friday, December 10, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Mako, the King James Bible 400th birthday, and the four holy gospels
my friend Mako has done something brave and unique and beautiful. he's illustrating the Bible with abstract art. the mystery of creation. a new illumined bible for the 21st century.
there's a new modern art in town!
Mako's paintings move you profoundly. they are worship in paint.
opening tonight at the Dillon Gallery
555 W25th Street, NYC
6.30pm
More here.
His book, The Four Gospels Illumined Bible will be on sale in January.
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
stop the world
Instead of shooting a fast moving object, Taylor's high-speed video camera is the fast moving object (on a high speed train going around 125 mph), and it is filming the platform moving by. Fast motion in slow motion.
no plot, no action, totally mesemerizing.
via Graeme Taylor's blog: Straylight
filmed with a casio exilim fh20
He says: "In all my slow-motion work so far, I’ve used a static camera to capture a high-speed event. But, I wondered, what would happen if the camera was the fast-moving object? For instance, if you use a 210fps camera at 35mph, on playback at 30fps it’ll seem to the observer that they’re moving at walking pace- but everything observed will be operating at 1/7th speed."
ah yes. just as I suspected.
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