If you have 8 minutes, watch this video by Brad Kremer. It is, as its title suggests, a sequence of time lapses in various locations in Japan, and it is beautifully made. This seems to be the first from many more videos to come (according to the author itself).

Hayaku: A time lapse journey through Japan was shot in the summer of 2009, in locations like Tokyo, Matsuyama, Imabari, Nagano, Gifu and Ishizushisan. And I have to say, Japan is indeed a beautiful country.

I’m pretty sure you won’t complain about this post. How could you not like to see a photo of Miranda Kerr looking sexy in a bikini? Alright, maybe you could complain, because only one photo of her is not enough, but that’s all I have for you today. Go watch some videos of her instead.

Victoria’s Secret wants to give you a heart attack, there’s no doubt about it. I know you’ll feel a little dizzy and weird after you watch the video above. Miranda Kerr is just too hot to be shown like that, wearing lingerie and dancing around and looking at the camera all cute and sexy. I’m not complaining, no sir, I don’t. I actually like the video, and Miranda Kerr is always a pleasure to look at…but they should give us a warning.

Fashion portrait by curlytops. What can I say, it’s a lovely portrait, and the reflections in it enhance the photo, as they make the model look like she’s in a dream. I like it, and I know you like it. We all like it, don’t we?

What are you looking at? Seriously, I repeat, what are you looking at?

Vogue Italy, July 2010
Photographer: Ellen Von Unwerth
Model: Dioni Tabbers

Candice Swanepoel has an amazing body, awesome lips, and looks great with whatever she’s wearing. Alessandra Ambrosio is a hot brazilian goddess with a sexy attitude and spectacular curves. Now imagine both of them wearing lingerie all the time…they should make a movie about that, it’d be great.

Anyway, there’s no movie right now, but some photos of these two beautiful models (Candice and Alessandra) by James Macari. See the rest of the photos after the break.

I might make this a regular feature for this site. It’s time for cool flash game you might want to play. It’s probably going to take you about 30 minutes to finish it. It’s easy, and it’s more an interactive story than a real game.

What caught my attention in Coma (the game) was its nice artwork and cute nifty animation. To tell you the truth, the gameplay wasn’t that exciting. In fact  it could be a bit more interesting to just watch the walkthrough video of this little online game than actually playing it. The important thing is: it’s got cool visuals and art, so it’s something that will keep you entertained for a few minutes at the office.

If you’re still interested, go play it now! I haven’t finished it yet (I have to work, you know)

Water, bikinis, and beautiful women made to wear bikinis. That’s what this video is all about. You gotta love Victoria’s Secret and its models, Alessandra Ambrosio, Brooklyn Decker, Candice Swanepoel, Marisa Miller, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and the beautiful Miranda Kerr. if this 1 minute video is not enough for you, visit the Victoria’s Secret website to know more about what this Swim 10 thing is all about.

Bonus: Bikini Mixer with Miranda Kerr (she’s such a cute and hot model, isn’t she?)

Time for some photography from one of my favorite sites (deviantart). Above, a portrait of a gorgeous girl, taken by a very talented female photographer from Poland. And below, an emotive and evocative portrait by a female photographer (who’s also very talented) from Croatia.

Both girls in these photos look a bit sad, don’t they? I wonder what they’re thinking?

photo by SnjezanaJosipovic

These photos of a blue silver and two creepy mannequins are small examples of the fantastic collection of photos you can see at the gallery of french female photographer prismopola. Go check them out, I’m pretty sure you’ll like them.

I’m jealous. I wish I could take photos as cool as these ones

This is a cool and weird short film from Terri Timely. It has some great visual ideas, although it doesn’t make much sense. Maybe its title makes it easier to understand, but still, for me, it is a very cool nonsensical artistic short film.

What’s Synesthesia? It is a neurological condition where the stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. It is estimated that synesthesia could be as prevalent as 1 in 23 persons across its range of variants.

Grapheme is a common form of synesthesia, known as color synesthesia. People affected by this condition perceive letters or numbers as inherently colored, while in ordinal linguistic personification, numbers, days of the week and months of the year evoke personalities.

Isn’t that weird? Read more about it over here.

Machinarium is a point-and-click adventure game made by the talented guys at Amanita Design, a design studio from the Czech Republic.

In the game, you control a little robot, making him walk and interact with the environment, in order to solve the puzzle that will let you move to the next level. You can play a demo online, which consists of about 10% of the entire game, or purchase the entire game for $20.

I was playing the demo for 5 minutes, and really liked it, although it’s a bit slow and mellow, but the artwork and music involves you in the game. The little robot is cute. I might play it later, although I’m afraid it can get to be an addicting game.

I guess you’ll love it if you like puzzles and adventure games. There seems to be no blood, no violence, and no nudity in the game, so some of you might need to go look for that somewhere else.

Machinarium, play the game
Via: lines and colors

Cameron Richardson (known for her appearance in Alvin and the Chipmunks) shows herself in the latest GQ magazine, in a nice photo shoot where she wears nothing but bikinis.  She’s not the greatest of actresses, but she’s definitely nice to look at.

I have to say, she actually looks really good in this photo, doesn’t she?. That’s not a real surprise, as she’s always been hot and cute. I guess I should upload some of her photos to the FB Gallery. Maybe next time.

I know the Resident Evil movies haven’t been the greatest in movie history, but I have to admit I like all of them. In fact, I rewatch them from time to time.

I’m pretty glad there’s a new one coming out in September, the fourth in the series starred by Milla Jovovich. I don’t know if it’s going to be any good, but judging it by its trailer, it’s going to have lots of cool action scenes. I hope there’s a lot of zombies and big freaking monsters in this one, and they skip character development.

Jill Valentine (played by the lovely Sienna Guillory) is back in the 4th installment of the series. At least it seems like that, as she’s listed as part of the cast in the imdb site, and apparently, Milla Jovovich confirmed it via twitter. She said: “So to answer many of your questions in one fell swoop, yes! The gorgeous and talented Sienna Guillory is back as Jill Valentine in RE4!!!”. If this is true, then I’ll definitely watch this movie.

Forget about fashion. Today’s all about art. It’s about illustration and comics. And it’s about an awesome illustrator from Chile, whose name is Nelson Dániel and whose drawings are amazing and cool (two of them accompany this post just as a small example of this guy’s talent). I have to say I love his style, and it reminds me a little bit of the style of Olivier Vatine.

Start by going to Nelson’s official site. Then go visit his flickr photostream, and finally his cool blog (it’s in spanish, so it might be a bit difficult for you to understand it, but either way, you’ll be looking at a lot of his artwork there, too).

I found his artworks at flickr a couple of weeks ago, and since then, I’m completely fascinated with his style. I wonder if he’s got any artbooks published, because I’d definitely buy them and drool while looking at his wonderful drawings and illustrations.

First, let me tell you what I think about this photo. It’s absolutely gorgeous. Well, the model (the girl) is beautiful. Her expression is lovely. And the entire photo is great. It is overall a beautiful portrait. You need to blame Aneta Kowalczyk for shooting such a nice photo.

This is not a one hit wonder. It’s not luck. It’s the result of talent. You see, the photographer (Aneta Kowalczyk) studied International Relations, and she was a model, but then, magic happened and she decided to become a photographer in 2006. And she’s awesome at it. Believe me!

Anyway, I’ll stop here, so you better go visit the site of the talented photographer Aneta Kowalczyk

Photo by Andy Crow

Photo by Andy Crow

And also, one more photo by another talented photographer, Alona Spectorman. I love how peaceful it is, and I specially like the dof. It’s a cute photo of some flowers.

Photo by Alona Spectorman

As a bonus, check out Spectrum ‘zine.

time away: it happened, am i remebering it? or am i just remembering myself remembering it.?

I almost cherish not knowing why or how, but i still seek an explanation. Something’s happen over and over outside of one’s own control or desires. The pieces that. are missing are they gone with good reason?

I would like to be honest about all of this, because i know what is right and what is wrong. What would i be, where i not from my confessions? Doubts. Dreams. And my logic. Reputation. Empty holes. Truth and lies.

I am memory.

Now that I think about it, I still haven’t seen Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland. There’s a part of me that really wants to go see it, and another part of me just doesn’t care. Maybe because Tim Burton’s movies haven’t been that good in the last few years.

On the other side, for some reason, the artbook of the movie looks quite interesting. It’s 256 pages of beautiful high resolution photos, film stills, and pictures of the scuptures and art developed for the movie. And I do have to admit, no matter how bad a Tim Burton movie can get, his visual style is always impressive.

Anyway, go read a better review than mine and see some pictures of the book at Parka Blogs (one of the best sites for artbook reviews), or just go and buy the book from amazon: Alice in Wonderland: A Visual Companion (Disney Editions)