Monthly Archives: January 2015

Originally posted on Blue Labyrinths:
What would life look like without advertisement? This is a question that seems almost unthinkable to us in a modern Western society. Where would we be without the the golden arches of McDonalds or CocaCola’s…

Originally posted on Eliza Stapleberry:
Here is a quick video I threw together during some downtime I had from my internship. It’s a follow-up to my original Petrópolis blog post. This is my first time experimenting with Vimeo and I…

Originally posted on ModernBrazil:
-By Aliza Turner Sandra Cinto is a Brazilian contemporary artist. Her technique uses detailed imagery of the natural world around us as “metaphors for the odyssey of life.” Most of her works fill entire walls and…

Originally posted on SheWalksSoftly:
The other day I watched an animated short film about Death and a Robot. In this vignette, death is a lady… She meets a robot who longs to experience the world (and thus unplugs his power…

Welcome to the weekend! Wanna start off your stay with something especially trippy? No? Well you’re getting it anyway! Just added to Vimeo’s staff picks is a weird little piece from animator Jonathan Monaghan. He calls it Rainbow Narcosis and… I really…

Originally posted on Nextup Throwback:
Exams are over. The jolly feeling of the festive season is melting away, and once again temperatures are plummeting. Deep into the most depressing of months and it’s time for a party with another chilly…

Originally posted on New West Press:
A “super bacteria” has recently been found in the waters of where the sailing events will take place for the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Several news officials have already warned the Olympic…

Originally posted on The New World Lusophone Sousaphone:
Source: Diário do Centro do Mundo Residents of the São Paulo metro area and inland São Paulo are losing their cool. This week, residents of a modest condominium in the Southern Zone…

Originally posted on Manchester Life Scientists:
On the morning of the 29th January 2015, the University campus was covered in snow! We braved the cold weather to shoot this short film.