Sharon Showalter

When I’m on my way to the movie theater, I always try to be on time only because I want to get a good seat. I couldn’t care less about missing the trailers. While I like knowing what about upcoming movies, I hate most movie trailers. Far too often they are just the entire movie consolidated into several minutes and make actually watching the movie a pointless endeavor. Today I watched the trailer for The Tree of Life. It was wonderful, more about setting a tone for the movie rather than a summary of the plot. I wish more trailers were like this one.

“Most things will be okay eventually, but not everything will be. Sometimes you’ll put up a good fight and lose. Sometimes you’ll hold on really hard and realize there is no choice but to let go. Acceptance is a small, quiet room.”

— @Sugar_TheRumpus

These guys turned paint balls into ink and are putting designs on the facades of buildings!

facadeprinter.org – three stones from Facadeprinter on Vimeo.

“‘facade printer’ is a software controlled inkjet printer that creates images on an architectural scale. developed by german product designers martin fussenegger, michael haas and engineer julian adenauer. the system ‘prints’ images by shooting individual dots from a distanced position varying from 5 meters to 20 feet. ‘facade printer’ features a two axis turn table and an air pressure printhead.” (DesignBoom.com)