This Internet Excavation sheds light on a gem of more recent years.

A 2D moving art representation of the state of today’s society. A paragraph below from the artist:

“Transfixed by racial, political, and socioeconomic tensions saturating the news, movement artists Jon Boogz and Lil Buck switch off the TV and release their emotions into a stirring dance that is both a lament and a spirited call to action.

In their endeavor to go out into the world and effect a positive change, they discover in a muted urban landscape the barriers which persist in society and the enduring role of artists as misfits. A universal truth rings clear: no one is immune to the injustices of society and only ACTION will pave the way to the perpetuity of art, dialogue, and the possibility of justice.”

This morning we flicked the switch on one of our oldest servers Barney.
Thank you to all of our former Barney clients who have made the migration to the new servers smooth sailing. R.I.P Barney

If you like.. Bizarre.

Until next time Winter.. Hello Spring!..

“One of the ironies of courage, and the reason why we prize it so highly, is that we find it easier to be brave for someone else than we do for ourselves alone.”
― Gregory David Roberts

Blast to the past: ‘The Valley of Sierra’, a GIF from the Video Game released in 1991.

A good example of dedication.@Youtube!

Watch out for pedestrians!

The explorations of Doge.

Ever wondered what the deal is behind these ‘Aussie’ posters that seem to be popping up everywhere? Over 1000 have been plastered through the cities of Australia to tell the story of Monga Khan who was one of the thousands of people who applied for exemptions to the White Australia Policy. The photo taken 100 hundred years ago is being used as a representation/acknowledgement of all who played an important part roll to Australia’s growing economy during this time.

The land before time…classic.

Quote from the wise Lucretius
‘The fall of dropping water wears away the Stone.’

When you get to the office and somehow the first person in has forgotten to turn on the coffee machine.

Hello! from Sneezing Bear.

Found while fishing @Tumbler!

Quote from David Whyte: “We are each a river with a particular abiding character, but we show radically different aspects of our self according to the territory through which we travel.”

The anticipation to discover Banksy’s identity has grown with his reputation in the past years since his work first started appearing in the early ’90s. Unfortunately, the mystery has came to an end. Banksy’s identity has been discovered due to the engagement of a technology which was originally developed for criminology. It uses a mathematical technique to analyse the probable location of the suspect. In Banksy’s case, the technology used the input of the locations of his artworks to analyse the suspects probable where abouts.

In March 2016 Banksy identity and photo was leaked globally, putting the ongoing mystery of the faceless, nameless artist sadly to an end.

Regardless of the dissipation of suspense behind the artists unknown identity, we still hope that Robin Gunningham aka Banksy will continue to surprise us with his satirical artworks which challenge social and political issues in the most comical, witty of ways.

Once upon a time there was…a Space Balloon! Read the article @PetaPixel.

House & Gardens new lounge room design… just kidding. An image captured from heart of a guitar.

“The environmental superhero battles those who pollute the earth.”
Captain Planet and the Planeteers! An inspirational children’s cartoon from the early 90’s that addressed environmental, social and political issues.
When the show production came to an end, to ensure that the legacy would live on, the Captain Planet Foundation was founded (1991). By using a small percentage of the merchandising revenues to set up the project, a real life foundation was created to help provide seed money for schools and organizations who have environmental projects and are in need of funding.

Quote For The Day from Democritus
“By desiring little, a poor man makes himself rich.”

Day Dreaming. @Giphy

Learn some fresh pick up tips off Western Australia’s Peacock Spider!

Which character would you be? Cheers, Lolsnaps!

Fact for the day:
“On 28 January 1896, Walter Arnold incurred England’s first ever recorded speeding ticket after going 8 mph in a 2 mph zone, this was 4x the regulated speed limit! He was caught guilty after a chase by a policeman on a bicycle and as a result fined one shilling.”

The truth behind the missing Doormat.

Blast to the past. Thanks @photobucket.

‘Cymatics’ is the science of visualizing audio frequencies. Read more at their website.

Quote For The Day from Lucretius Epicurus
“Not what we have But what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance.”

Plus an amazing collection of 12 documentaries on electronic music at Create Digital.

The artwork of Sally McKay