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Category Archives: Tech
existence and being
German graphic artist Henning M. Lederer has turned vintage book covers into a mesmerizing series of animated gifs. Check out the video of the project and visit the website to learn more.
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Tech
Tagged book cover design, book covers, Cover Art, gifs
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Reading Is Magic
This sweet stop-motion video created by unPop Studio captures the magic of reading in a delightful tribute to J K Rowling.
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Tech, Writing
Tagged Harry Potter, Hogwarts, J.K. Rowling
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No Tech Zone
San Francisco artist and filmmaker Ivan Cash thinks that city residents and visitors need to be reminded to put down their devices once in a while and just be in the moment. A good reminder for all of us to be … Continue reading
Iceland by air
Traveling around Iceland this summer, there were so many times that I wished I could helicopter-up and get a birds-eye view of my surroundings. Not owning a drone, I couldn’t do it. But Springfield, Missouri-based freelance photographer Colby Moore was … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Photography, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Iceland, Jokulsarlon, Seljalandsfoss, Skogafoss, Vatnajokull, Vik
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Around the World in 80 Postcards
Lehel Kovacs is a Budapest-based artist and illustrator who dreamed of traveling around the world. When those travel plans did not pan out, he decided to take a virtual world tour using Google Street View. That inspired the creation of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Around the World in 80 Days, Google Street View, Jules Verne, Kickstarter, Postcards
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At The Bookbinders
The folks from the London Review Bookshop paid a visit to London’s Shepherds Bookbinders to observe the creation of a limited special edition of Tom McCarthy’s novel Satin Island.
Posted in Books, Europe, Tech, Writing
Tagged Bookbinding, Printing, Publishing, Satin Island, Tom McCarthy
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Literary Cartography
The Map of Literature is featured in a terrific new book just released by Penguin. Vargic’s Miscellany of Curious Maps: Mapping Out the Modern World is the work of a precocious 17-year-old cartographic genius from Slovakia named Martin Vargic. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Maps, Tech, Writing
Tagged Cartography, Literature, Mapping
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Libraries of the Mind
Shanghai-based artist Jie Ma’s imagined libraries are surreal, literary dreamscapes that intrigue and challenge the viewer. The extraordinary digital images offer fantastic sci-fiesque libraries of the mind.
A Travel Guide With Heart
The popular French travel guide publisher Le Guide du Routard has created a wonderful new 90 page graphic guidebook for migrants and refugees in Europe. Titled Hello, and illustrated by French artist Pascal Gauffre, the handbook allows communication by simply … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Middle East, Public Transport, Tech, Travel Writing
Tagged EU, France, migrants, refugees, Travel Guidebooks
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Stories Told In Wood
Some of us are well and truly over the artisanal everything movement. If that includes you, please enjoy this hilarious little gem from Vancouver, BC.
