albotas:

The History Of Lego - An Animated Short

Ever wonder how LEGO was invented or got its name? Check out this Pixar-y animate short to see how an out-of-work carpenter persevered throughout the years, and howa humble workshop evolved into a Goliath of a toy company with its own airport and theme park.

therhumboogie:

By U-Ram Choe, the most imaginative of sculptures that are not only astounding in structure, but in inventiveness too. 

“Once upon a time, there were two worlds. They were connected to each other through a number of small holes, as if the worlds were breathing through these holes. However, the holes had a tendency to close up, so there were guardians next to each one to keep them open. The guardians were called ‘Custos Cavum.’ They took the form of seals and had large front teeth, which they used to gnaw the holes to prevent them from closing up. 

Whenever a Custos Cavum felt the generation of a new hole somewhere, it fell into a deep sleep. From the body of the quietly sleeping Custos Cavum grew winged spores called ‘Unicuses.’ These spores took flight and each flew to a new hole, where it gave rise to a new Custos Cavum. 
As time went on, the people of each world gradually forgot about the other. The guardians lost their power and died, one after another. When the last Custos Cavum died, the last hole closed, separating the two worlds completely.”

a-skynet-future:

Machine Plays Fetch With The Dog

Cutest. Video. Ever.  We really are charging towards that dystopian future in Wall-E where everyone’s lazy and machines do all the work!