Another lap around the sun! :) 2015 holds many good things - here we go, and love you C!
He’s coming! :)
(via ayjay)
Brewer House, Wanaka, New Zealand
I like this modern-styled house, because I think it’s different from a lot of the contemporary/minimalist attempts out there. To me, it respects the design principles of nature, not flouts them. It follows the randomness, that also belies pattern-ness. And in my opinion, is more harmonious as a result.
Other modern houses are just jarring, made for visual dissonance, which gets old in the long run. They have no internal strength because they are derivative; their existence is by reference once removed, not consonance one step closer.
Anywho, hope you enjoy. :)
(via nonconcept, via Sarah Scott Architects, photography Mickey Ross)
What an excellent presentation style: Hans Roslin tells a story, uses a variety of visuals, integrates emotion, integrates intellect, and shapes thoughts for us to think about. All while talking about a washing machine.
Other talks he’s known for are:
–200 Countries, 200 Years, 4 minutes
–The Shortest TEDx Talk, at less than a minute
(via sufficientlyantique, via explore-blog)
Okay, so this is funny. ;p
What would Christmas be for the last three years without a Pentatonix Christmas cover – herewith, a church hallway version of Silent Night, with the Pentatonix twist.
Hope you enjoy! :)
suchtango:
(via How to Build the World’s Simplest Electric Train | Colossal)
Perhaps the great struggle of knowing God’s plan for your life is being comfortable not knowing the plan. Maybe our belief in his Providence is made full when we cease to desire the details of the plan and simply trust that there is one. — Part of a recent conversation. (via churchjanitor)
“The Creative Life”, a 9m video by Shawn Blanc as part of his Delight is in the Details kit.
He does a good job of capturing essences of the creative process. And in the process, creating inspiration. I bought the toolkit too – haven’t been through all of it, but I look at it as an inspiration reservoir I’ll be going back to from time to time to push me forward.