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A lonesome late-night drive is the subject of this Single Sentence Animation from Nathan Englander’s “The Reader.”

“And with all those headlights floating divided in his rearview mirror, Author never can tell which belong to his reader, which pair is his beacon, a North Star, split, cast back, guiding him on.”

Single Sentence Animations are creative collaborations. The writer selects a favorite sentence from his or her work and the animator creates a short film in response.Created by Drew Christie for electricliterature

A lonesome late-night drive is the subject of this Single Sentence Animation from Nathan Englander’s “The Reader.”

“And with all those headlights floating divided in his rearview mirror, Author never can tell which belong to his reader, which pair is his beacon, a North Star, split, cast back, guiding him on.”

Single Sentence Animations are creative collaborations. The writer selects a favorite sentence from his or her work and the animator creates a short film in response.Created by Drew Christie for electricliterature

The reader was originally published on The Curious Brain

Arm

http://vimeo.com/18308352

Mouth
http://vimeo.com/18308282

Eye

http://vimeo.com/18306761
I don’t have a clue for what ultimate purpose these are made for, but they are simply awesome! The only thing I can tell you is that all of them are directed by CRICTOR, Rafael Sommerhalde and commissioned by Kuratorium Aargau

Very cool truth and lies minimal posters created by Justin Barber! “ This humorous poster series takes some of the most common, everyday lies we tell ourselves and hear from others, and bluntly translates them into the unequivocal truth.” Go get inspired here

Paintings, influenced by digital distorted satellite signals from Jens Hesse online portfolio! Go get inspired here

These stellar series gifs from photographer Ignacio Torres just blew me away! Go get inspired here

extremely cool x 1000000000 via The Autumn Society and buzzfeed

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