This genius producer/video editor really tweaked out Alice in Wonderland. The only samples used are sounds from the movie. Awesome.

http://flickr.com/photos/brittnybadger/page2/

Polar bears, polar bears. Those ubiquitous symbols of climate change. Cute and cuddly, ethereal and majestic, they’re popping up everywhere – including atop subway grates on the streets of New York City. Artist Joshua Allen Harris has created quite an online buzz with his puppy-like inflatable plastic bag polar bear: it inflates and deflates with the passing of subterranean subway trains, springing to life and then fading away in a vital commentary on global warming. We’ve covered inspired plastic bag art in the past, but never with such an animated aesthetic.

via http://www.inhabitat.com/2008/08/04/joshua-allen-harris-inflatable-plastic-creatures/

via http://www.woostercollective.com/2008/07/seen_on_the_streets_of_ann_arbor_mi.html

Jake Bronstein recently bought a toy vending machine off the Internet. He filled the toy capsules with ideas of fun things to do and started placing the machine in various spots around New York. For 50 cents you get the original toy, an idea, and a map to guide you to the location for your idea. Each capsule also contains a quarter, refunding half of your purchase price (the machine wouldn’t let him charge less than 50 cents.)

via http://urbanprankster.com/

original post here: http://zoomdoggle.com/2008/07/meet-the-fun-o-meter/

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