Bunny Harvestman (Neokayania bicolumnata) Neokayania bicolumnata is a species of arachnids with 5 observations

Bug or rabbit, why not both? www.inaturalist.org/taxa/1485976...

He's heard that that is where you pick up all the birds.

True, I should dig those out again at some point.

I feel like the Dirty Pair IP is underappreciated as a whole, probably because it's just written off as too sexist at a glance (sexy girls with guns in space!).

With the river expansion, I see.

Imagine a spider being able to gallop like this 💀

Cool. Seriously curious how you're storing the open spots and if you're iterating over every bar, or over the empty spots (seem like there are less, so might be more efficient?).

Isn't the tallest point somewhere in the Caribbean? (Mount Saba)

I still expect a tape to turn to the other side in the middle of some songs.

I've been toying with audio- reactive visualizers in Processing for a while now. This looks very interesting, thanks for sharing Daniel!

One thing that changed how my fellow designers looked at the critique sessions was not calling them critiques. Calling them design jams, or PYB (pick your brain) sessions made them feel a lot more constructive and took away a lot of the threshold to organize one. The methodology stayed the same.

Photo taken from the chest down showing a person standing with their shoes in pristine snow.

When you live in a country that hardly gets any snow, and then it snows for a week straight, everyone gets a little giddy and nervous at the same time.

Currently reading the book. I'll save the watch for after.

Photo of a stack of Jenga bricks balancing on a single brick and bricks shaped like a skull on top of a table made out of walnut wood.

After playing a lot of games during NYE we took some liberties with Jenga to level it up 💀

Reflector 0.5 YouTube video by Broken Format

I grew up with WinAmp's visualizers and Anime UIs. So no wonder I like to create my own club in my office and build audio reactive sketches in #processing like this (WIP) #vj #audiovisualizer
youtu.be/1_S4C1SWa14?...

Who's Afraid of Red, White and Chicken Scratches?

Origami Angel!

I've always been amazed that for something so common as a banana, the flowers look completely alien.

This is AI unfortunately

Those backgrounds are almost dizzying 🌀

They'd just start a Church of America, wouldn't they?

Also true

Totally. We have a saying that we're not made of sugar (we won't dissolve in some water).

It's funny the French post is kinda surprised that the Dutch (implied, the photos are taken in the Netherlands) can ride in the rain without being annoyed 😅

Why do we find dead bumblebees under linden trees? The authors of the article suggest that three different factors contribute in different proportions to the deaths of the bumblebees. A fourth explanation is rejected. The study's findings indicate th...

Each year there's a period where I find a lot of dead bumblebees on our street. Apparently the trees on our street (Linden) are responsible, and it's a known thing: resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... #deadbees #bumblebees #urbandesign

Interesting read that made me wonder if it's inevitable that we'll get sponsored content in AI powered search assistants soon. And what that would look like from a user experience point of view.

blog.kagi.com/age-pagerank...

GENTLE MONSTER discusses the giant, a 2-meter-high uncanny face robot YouTube video by designboom

Somehow the present is at the same time far less and far more cyberpunk than many anime.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEi0...

Cue the story of Rebecca Purple 💜

Interesting! If you like cinematic experiments check out Lady in the Lake (1947) for a noir shot completely in first person.

Thought the water slinging off the planet was particularly visually pleasing 🌍💦🌈