People showing off their artistic abilities, art tutorials and just general cool arty TV channels and videos.
I’m not a parent (yet), but if I ever do have kids I definitely want to chart their lives as they grow from helpless babies into confident teenagers and eventually fully-formed adults.
Whether I’ll manage to create something as stunning as this video remains to be seen.
Gurl, you really think your S*** don’t stink? Everyone has their disgusting habits. Take this entire video for example. I agree with a good half of them and do at least half myself. Clipping nails…anywhere.
Oh ho! Watch out guys. We’ve got a real B.A. over here. My only suggestion, where’s the black cat, bra? Just kidding since no lie, that does take some balls.
You want to find out where the greeting “Hello!” came from? What about the saying “cool as a cucumber!” Or better yet, “WTF.” Because something that is sorely lacking in today’s education (unless of course, you’re an English major) is knowing the history of our own language. So wise up the fun way.
Google commemorated Earth Day with a neat little animated doodle showing a cycle of all four of our planet’s beautiful seasons. The search giant has been making quirky changes to its logo since 1998, and today, it is marking this annual day to reflect on our planet. I do love me some Google.
This video is simple but effective, showing how a person’s face changes according to the angle, intensity, and color of the lighting applied to it.
It’s a rather shocking but stunning video, with the woman’s face changing before your eyes. It’s rather mesmerizing.
Gav and Dan find an interesting way to paint ceilings 600 times slower than you can see with your regular human eyeball! The footage is Filmed at 15,000fps with a Phantom V1610. Yes, we humans are quite easily amused.
From blank canvas to awesome space painting in less than one minute. Coooool.
This video begins by slowly moving in on a desk. On the desk are some everyday objects such as a Rubik’s Cube, a sneaker, and a roll of sticky tape. but all is not what it seems.
A French photographer uses his celebrity photo shoot skills to make people passing by on the street look like they are famous people. Ten points for the confidence boosting.
