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Sound Sculptures for Canon

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Dentsu London has created this amazing video for Canon’s PIXMA colour printer range…This project features “surreal ‘sound sculptures’ made of dancing droplets of paint captured in extreme detail as they react to sound waves” and was created in collaboration with biochemist/photographer, Linden Gledhill…Watch the “making-of-video” and the final result below…find out more about Dentsu London here!

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Canon Pixma: Bringing colour to life from Dentsu London on Vimeo.Canon Pixma Sound Sculptures from Dentsu London on Vimeo.Canon Pixma Sound Sculptures from Dentsu London on Vimeo.

A short history of the colorwheel, via IMPRINT!

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Imprint, which is a wonderful online community for graphic designers, recently posted an awesome short history of the color wheel, moving from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s Theory of Colours to Richard Waller’s “Table of Physiological Colors Both Mixt and Simple” and Moses Harris’ 1766 model from the Natural Systems of Colors…most fascinating are the beautiful images showing the evolution of the color wheel…head on over to Imprint to read the whole story, here!

Patrick Sung’s UPACKS

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Patrick Sung’s UPACKS are proof once again that the thinkers and doers of the world will not only find new and innovative solutions to every day problems, but improve those solutions that already exist. The Universal Packaging System or UPACKS is a simple perforated cardboard sheet that conforms to any shape while maintaining a sturdy and safe shell for the content of the package.

Salt Films

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When we stumbled upon the website of Salt Films, we were so impressed, we just had to share it with you…Below are just some images to get you excited, now head on over to their site to shake things up…This might be one of the coolest, interactive websites we have seen yet…Salt’s portfolio includes award-winning TV commercials, music videos, animated commercials and corporate films. Please check out their site here!

We Feel Fine by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar

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Created by Jonathan Harris and Sep Mavar, We Feel Fine “is an artwork authored by everyone. It will grow and change as we grow and change, reflecting what’s on our blogs, what’s in our hearts, what’s in our minds.” In their words, We Feel Fine is an exploration of human emotion on a global scale and if you have not visited their site yet, please do so by clicking here!

Matt W. Moore

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Matt W. Moore recently contacted us about his new series of canvas paintings. We LOVE hearing from all sorts of creators and artists out there…we firmly believe that it is all about taking in our surroundings and spreading ideas, with our own personal mark upon them…read a little bit more about Matt below and check out his portfolio here!If you are an artist and would like to be featured on (echo)witness, please contact us at connect@echowitness.com

Dan Buettner: How to live to be 100+

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This TED talk is so inspiring, we just could not not share it. Dan Buettner reminds us that the small things in life matter. Take care of your body (move naturally and eat wisely) and your soul, use your brain (have the right outlook) and be part of a community…Find more inspiring talks on the TED website, here!

Bedouin Soundclash

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So, the sun finally came out today after a couple weeks straight of gray skies, rain and snow. And here at the (echo)witness office we immediately put on some music that would reflect our euphoria. Bedouin Soundclash is one of the bands that never steers us wrong. They mix in a bit of rock and a bit of pop with an extensive knowledge and strong foundation of classic ska and rocksteady,  while keeping it true to the old-timey tunes we love. We have had a lot of requests for new music lately and while they aren’t a new band, they do deserve a bigger audience here in the states. Check ‘em out at their site, here.

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