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If the first 8:30 minutes don't get you, the last 10 seconds will.

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If the first 8:30 minutes don't get you, the last 10 seconds will.

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When telling people doesn't work, show them.

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When telling people doesn't work, show them.

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14M views · 19K reactions | #disability #specialneeds #specialeducation #inclusionsupport #differentnotless #speechtherapySydney #occupationaltherapySydney #disabilityawareness #physicaldisabilities #cognitivedisability | Grow & Tell Speech and OT

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"joyful delicious and sharply tropical"

https://www.toa.st/blogs/magazine/the-magic-of-sea-buckthorn-willow-walker

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A trip to the east coast of Scotland to watch the harvest of this vivid berry.

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Stain glass never looked so good.

http://www.soeunlee.com

https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2024/10/soeun-lee-stained-glass/

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No words needed.

https://robin-de-puy-american.wetransfer.comhttps://robin-de-puy-american.wetransfer.co

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Everything must keep evolving.

Even how we experience information on a website.

https://www.dora.run

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Keep scrolling...

Was reminded of this website yesterday.

https://ollivere.co

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Arcade Fire + Chrome Experiment + Director Chris Milk = The Wilderness Downtown.

Put in your childhood postcode here

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Photograher Alberto Tandoi walked 400km across London and photographed people he thought looked interesting.

Full article here

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The Glasshouse = plants nurchured and grown by women in prison.

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He describes himself - I’m a product designer who creates absurd versions of the apps we interact with on a daily basis.

He creates hypothetical, digital, what if's.

Every single day.

Follow him @soren.iverson

In book form - Can you imagine?

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"Hi my names Heman Bekele, I'm 15 years old. I love science, and creating, and I recently made skin cancer treatment soap".

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Heman Bekele Is TIME’s 2024 Kid of the Year

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Ever found yourself looking for something but not sure what it is you're looking for until you've found it? This is the search engine you didn't know you needed!

Search by colour.

Search by object.

Bonus: It's an amazing way to discover new films!

https://beta.flim.ai

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One day I hope the full recording of this surfaces. It was a live stream, one-time thing so I don't think it exsists.

It was a late night, early hours viewing from the UK but worth it, as the act often comes to my mind. The recent trigger caused by sorting out some found images and shooting a couple of rolls of film.

Full article and interview: The Palms

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Often the most clever things are those that look simple but are actually really difficult in practice. Putting two images together seems like such a simple concept but try it, and it's actually not that easy.

John Stezaker is the master of making this look easy, but Fontanesi makes it look pretty easy too.

Instagram @fontanesi

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Can probably guarantee that in 2008, in the middle of a recession, Peter Bellerby was the only person in the world who thought 'I'm going to make a globe!'.

https://bellerbyandco.com/our-story/

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“Someone who loves chickens, and loves flowers, and bees” - Arthur Parkinson.

Toby Amies beautifully document Arthur and his gran.

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Great Gardens: Arthur Parkinson - The UK's rising star of the gardening world

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In a garden on a hill, under the wide boughs of a cherry tree, a white phone booth glistens in the early spring light. Inside, Kazuyoshi Sasaki carefully dials his late wife Miwako's cellphone number, bending his large frame and cradling the handset. He explains how he searched for her for days after the devastating earthquake and tsunami a decade ago, visiting evacuation centers and makeshift morgues, returning at night to the rubble of their home. "It all happened in an instant, I can't forget it even now. I sent you a message telling you where I was, but you didn't check it," he says, weeping.

Read full article here (Reference: Japan Times https://www.japantimes.co.jp/tohoku-tsunami-phone-booth/)

The phone booth was built by Itaru Sasaki, who owns the garden in Otsuchi, after he lost his cousin to cancer. "There are many people who were not able to say goodbye," he says. "There are families who wish they could have said something at the end, had they known they wouldn't get to speak again."

Voices in the Wind.

Film released in 2020 based around Itaru Sasaki's 'phone in the wind'.

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Fabric made from apples.

Products made by Oliver Co London.

https://olivercompanylondon.com/pages/apple-leather

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Meet tinyPod, a neat little gadget that lets you turn your Apple Watch into a mini iPod. Can't help but think there is someone at Apple thinking, why didn't we think of that?!

https://thetinypod.com