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Popkin 8:06 am Sun Oct 1, 2023 Dial Tone is a gorgeous animation made entirely of wool felt, by Cole Montminy. The artist uses felt shapes against an ethereal felt backdrop to depict dream-like scenes. I'm in love with the strange beings and painterly look that this technique creates. I've never seen an animation technique like this one before. From Vimeo: "telephones ? video by Cole Montminy MFA thesis film at San Francisco State University Additional sound/ musical elements:Devin NolanFreesound.org user dobroide" (Screenshot from Vimeo) Please leave this new family alone. They are begging you. Recently, a friend shared a postcard they had received in the mail—it was a photo of a serious-looking family with the headline, "NEW FAMILY ON ST JOHNS PL." The postcard… READ THE REST Your favorite songs, transformed into beautiful and clever retro paperback covers Todd Alcott is a screenwriter turned graphic artist who takes popular songs and magically turns them into posters of retro, pulp paperback book covers (and other retro items). Alcott's Talking… READ THE REST Duda Lozano creates beautiful, realistic "patch-style" tattoos Duda Lozano is a tattoo artist based in Barcelona who creates the most incredible, realistic-looking "patch-style" tattoos. His work, according to Killer

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Posted by EditorDavid on Saturday September 30, 2023 @02:34PM from the join-us-now-and-share-the-software dept. Wednesday the Free Software Foundation celebrated "the 40th anniversary of the GNU operating system and the launch of the free software movement," with an announcement calling it "a turning point in the history of computing. "Forty years later, GNU and free software are even more relevant. While software has become deeply ingrained into everyday life, the vast majority of users do not have full control over it... " On September 27, 1983, a computer scientist named Richard Stallman announced the plan to develop a free software Unix-like operating system called GNU, for "GNU's not Unix." GNU is the only operating system developed specifically for the sake of users' freedom, and has remained true to its founding ideals for forty years. Since 1983, the GNU Project has provided a full, ethical replacement for proprietary operating systems. This is thanks to the forty years of tireless work from volunteer GNU developers around the world. When describing GNU's history and the background behind its initial announcement, Stallman (often known simply as "RMS") stated, "with a free operating system, we could again have a community of cooperating hackers — and invite

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SHORT FILMS by Alex Billington September 29, 2023Source: Vimeo "The sun has risen over Madagascar." Can going meta really save a film? Why not give it a shot? That's the idea behind this clever comedy short film called A Bloody Mess - available to watch online for free. This is the latest short created by the talented directing duo Josefin Malmén & David Strindberg, also known as "BABYBABY". They run a production company based in London, making more short films and commercials like this. This is how the film stars: A lone policeman finds himself in the middle of a hellish nightmare. But as the story unfolds we discover there are other tormented souls nearby, battling demons of their own. As the story continues, filmmakers wonder if they can salvage their monster movie by going meta… Starring Joys Thsibangu, Ida Alamaa, Hugo Cohen, Camila Bejarano Wahlgren, and Karl Popow. This is such a fun, twisty little short under 10 minutes - you won't know where it's heading next! Click play & enjoy. Thanks to Vimeo Staff Picks for the tip on this one debuting online. Brief intro from Vimeo: " A lone LAPD policeman finds himself in the middle of

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Skip to main contentHerndon, VAOakton, VAVienna, VATysons Corner, VAChantilly, VAFairfax City, VACentreville, VAMcLean, VAPotomac, MDFalls Church, VAVirginiaTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesThis post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own.Political campaigns have slogans and themes designed to “sell” the candidate. Television commercials, bumper strips, brochures and flyers attempt with the fewest words and the catchiest jingles to stick in your mind at least until election day. The best message is one that attracts the most viewers and listeners in a way that they might find themselves humming or repeating throughout the day. The problem with this form of campaigning is that the message is probably an over-simplification of issues, may contain misinformation, and may have little to do with real issues. They work, however, and that is why political operatives continue to use them.Some catchy phrases that led to success at the ballot box resulted in some terrible public policies. “End Parole” as a slogan helped candidate George Allen defeat the then Attorney General Mary Sue Terry who was ahead in the polls by suggesting that criminals were being let out of jail and were walking the street. The resulting policy led to Virginia

ALEXANDER COUNTY TO HOST THE EXTRAORDINAIRES — The Extraordinaires will appear in concert on Saturday, September 30, at 6:30 p.m. on the Rotary Performance Stage at Alexander County Courthouse Park. Alexander County native Sarah Davis Jones (center) is vocalist in the group. Alexander County will conclude the 2023 Summer Concert Series with a performance by The Extraordinaires on Saturday, September 30, 2023, at 6:30 p.m. on the Rotary Performance Stage at Alexander County Courthouse Park. The concert is free and open to the public. The Extraordinaires is a popular band from the Hickory/Charlotte area that can perform a wide variety of hits. Formed in the spring of 2003 from a group that loves the classics and rhythm & blues, the band has a unique blend of music that is sure to get people out of their seats and on the dance floor. From the powerful horns to the smooth lead vocals of Alexander County native Sarah Davis Jones, The Extraordinaires have a live sound that is sure to please. View a sample video on Vimeo at https://vimeo.com/762095536. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy the Alexander County Summer Concert Series. Food trucks will be on-site for each concert. No