Counts as art to me. An absolutely unreal place captured with an incredible camera while world-class surfers reap their ultimate rewards.

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I love it when you find successful companies that have chosen to do business differently. Bentley has created a brand that is all about building highly customized cars for people who want to drive a unique and gorgeous piece of craft and technology. The obsession with detail raises these cars to art and you can see the pride in the employees who build them.

“Every vehicle you see within the factory is sold. We don’t make vehicles for stock. Every vehicle is sold and built to a specific customer order.”

Incidentally, coolhunting.com has been one of the most consistently rewarding sites I have followed throughout the years. I’d highly recommend checking them out if you haven’t before. You could lose a day or two just cherry-picking shows that pique your interest.

A collection of beautifully animated “Calvin and Hobbes” snowman creations. Happy holidays everyone!

A well-made video street art battle to the finish.

Trust me, the slow start is all a set-up.

I think I just threw up in my mouth.

Spielberg’s new movie trailer for “War Horse” sure looks suspiciously like this one. Why doesn’t everyone find it disheartening that Spielberg’s tired myth-building continues to win accolades?

Incredible timelapse video from El Teide in Spain. Does anyone know how the smooth movement is accomplished with the camera on the timelapse?

Good morning, Seattle? Have you ever seen Fugazi live? If not, you’ve missed out.

The best way to view this one is without context. Just make it full screen and loud.

When Google says that they want “to organize all the world’s information,” they’re not kidding around. Today, Google launched Art Project, a wonderful collection of features that allow you to explore the world’s greatest museums and works of art, from your home, using Google’s Street View technology (for exploring the insides of the galleries) and hi-res photography (to explore the individual works of art).

Here is their video, introducing you to the project:

And here is a look “behind the scenes:”

This project absolutely kills most of the proprietary software I’ve seen put out by educational companies for museums. It’s free, powerful, and empowering; an absolutely great project that brings great works of art to everyone with an internet connection.

I can’t wait to spend more time walking the halls of the worlds greatest museums and building out my own collection of priceless digital replicas.