Another great TED-ED video.

Those of you who have enjoyed playing Machinarium at school will be pleased to know that there is a new game from Amanita Design due out on April the 19th – Botanicula.

A new TED talk by Chris Anderson. Stay curious!

Dain Fagerholm has used the 3D animated GIF technique on some of his hand-drawn illustrations. See more here

Splendid timelapse video of various American and Canadian cities by Dominic Boudrealt. More of his work here

These are examples of Victorian ‘exhibition’ slides created by arranging the wing-scales of butterfles and insects, diatoms and other parts of microscopic creatures. You can see lots of interesting Victorian slides here

The New York Public Library website has an online program that lets you create animated GIFs from old Victorian and early 20th Century stereoscope cards. Try it here
Here are a couple of examples:

It looks like snow, but is actually some sort of foam (probably decomposing algae) blowing in from the sea at Cleveleys near Blackpool.

Put your face (and your friends faces) into a video of the song! link