Posts Tagged ‘street art’

Surprise! It’s me….I don’t know for how long, as I am sorting out a lot of personal things, but I do have a huge backlog of things I’ve found on the internet. Mostly I am trying to settle back into a retirement routine after three-plus intensive months as a math consultant. We’ll see how I manage to make my life work again! But now, here’s some great stuff.

Free art books from the Getty Museum – yes, you heard that right! Lots of eye candy here, and hours of enjoyment. Plus free lectures, free movies….lots of free stuff on the site.

What if…nothing is impossible? Great inspirational video. If you want something bad enough, you can make it happen.

Street art from interesting objects, like legos and yarn, and nothing is photoshopped!

Guys in kilts….does it get any better?

The absolute power of a photograph – iconic photos that tell moving stories.

Fiber art and Game of Thrones….but of course……

I want this log cabin….right now, somewhere green and quiet……

Stills from I Love Lucy – several episodes are still some classic favorites.

Cave homes in Australia –

A retirement community in Germany recreated some famous movie scenes for a calendar – definitely worth a look!

Enjoy your week!

….yeah, I know….only been like five months……..but i have been collecting in bookmarks – got LOTS of great stuff to share!

We start out with this amazing wood carving from China. Years and years of patience to create this work of art. This photo is just the start……..

Next up a fun magic trick by a Swedish comedian. Stay with it – hilarious and worth it!

If I had been a parent, I hope I would have been this magical! Take a look at what awaited these children!

For any of us who tried lining up dominoes….here are some amazing tricks…blow your mind!

I’m a big fan of Kevin Spacey, and yet I never realized he could do impressions – this is a fantastic 6 minutes!

Christopher Walken reading The Three Little Pigs……

I am quite fond of lots of unusual things gymnastics – some very nice stuff here.

Ya never know when you will run into great art……

This is a beautiful story of our fallen soldiers. May we always remember their sacrifice.

And finally, a reminder about a fallen teenager – Anne Frank.