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Tag Archives: sand
Gulp: the world’s largest stop-motion animation
Filmed entirely on a Nokia N8 with many, many stills from very high up.
BMW M5 hits the beach in Wales
A very quick way to screw up your car for sure.
Jim Denevan draws shapes in the desert with a Dodge Ram
You gotta check out Jim Denevan’s desert sculptures made with a Dodge Ram pickup truck. He draws circles, arches, and lovely patterns that appear almost mathematical from the air above.
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Tags: above, air, Art & Design, circles, desert, dry, Jim Denevan, patterns, sand, sculpture
Grains of sand photographed at over 250 times its original size
The Daily Mail has posted some neat photos of grains of sand zoomed in at over 250 times its original size and from the images you can see that, just like snowflakes, every grain of sand is unique and special … Continue reading
You Know What’s Fucking Crazy?
This blog is crazy. And it’s also very funny and well-written. [via]
The Solar Sinter Project: 3D printing using the power of the sun and lots of sand
Markus Kayser created this movable 3D printer that uses the power of the sun to melt and harden desert sand into 3D shapes. The project isn’t meant to be an actual practical 3D printer that runs on solar energy but … Continue reading
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Tags: 3d, desert, energy, Markus Kayser, printing, project, sand, solar, Solar Sinter, sun