Archive for August, 2009

My picks for the blog day 2009

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2 years ago
by kiedis in , , , , , ,

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Today bloggers around the world celebrate the BlogDay.
I decided to join the celebration also with my blog for the first time.

Bloggers around the world thought they should pick one day in the year to celebrate blogging, meet other bloggers around the world and recomend other great blogs to everyone.

I really had a hard time choosing the blogs because i usually read spanish, french and english blogs. But this blog is in english… so it’s complicated.
Bloggers are supposed to choose only 5 blogs but i am doing this a bit different.
If i had to choose only 5 there would be some in other language than english and it would not be fair for those who only read english right? So i am choosing 5 blogs in english, 5 in spanish and 5 in french because i know i have quite a lot of people who understand spanish and french that visit the blog.

Happy blogging day everyone! :D

Here it is my top five in english.
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Ólafur Arnalds’ Ljósið

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2 years ago
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This is the Official music video for the song ‘Ljósið’ taken from Ólafur Arnalds – ‘Found Songs’ (2009).
I really love the way it’s synchronized with the music. It’s so beautiful and relaxing.

The song is available on Limited Edition CD/10″ Vinyl and Download here

Director: Esteban Diácono
Label: Erased Tapes Records
Year: 2009
Album: Found Songs
Length: 330
Music written by: Ólafur Arnalds
Publisher: Nettwerk One
Copyright: © 2009 Erased Tapes Records.
Website: foundsongs.erasedtapes.com // www.estebandiacono.tv

via: magma

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Copy and clone

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2 years ago
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Louis Rigaud made this funny and clever animation about how people raise cows in farms nowadays…
I know the animation is in french and i hope you can understand it, but for those who don’t i’m posting another video he made about typography just below. Enjoy :)

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Mourir pour des idées

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2 years ago
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Tigre de papier (Nicolas Herenstein), a young talented graphic designer/illustrator from Paris (who happens to be looking for a job right now!) just released this video where he illustrates a very old french song from Georges Brassens, named “Mourir pour des idées”. I know the video is a bit long, but i hope you like it :)

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