Artist Jim Woodring shows off some amazing moleskine pop-up books on his blog. [Via] Amazon has a surprise clearance sale on Moleskines. Dated 2007 materials are obviously going for bargain-basement prices ($6-7), but the rest of the Moleskine line is on sale, too, perhaps to generate buzz - the full range of non-dated Moleskine books is 50-66% off. Check it out here, while they last.
Carlo Giovani has created an amazing papercraft stop-motion commercial, a paper-based world to follow up the experimental short he previously did for MTV. [Via|Link]
Shiso Mama creates minimalist collage works every day and posts many of them to her blog - meditative missives from an alternate universe where Matisse paper-cuts meet Transcendentalism. I see a new cover for The Way of Zen...
From the BBC's Channel 4:
What makes Fast Film unique is that all its scenes were taken from 300 different feature films. Director Virgil Widrich captured stills from the 300 movies, and made over 65,000 photocopies of these, then folded them into a variety of shapes and animated them. The result is a completely fresh look at Hollywood - a tour of movie history at breakneck speed.
Our daughter is obsessed with the Danielson Famile. This video doesn't hurt.
