Frans Hofmeester made this time lapse video a week ago, but it only went viral now after being featured on Reddit. Frans filmed his daughter a little bit every week, from the day she was born until now, when she is twelve years old. To be continued as life does.
DevinSuperTramp, the publisher of extremely popular videos like Puppy Easter, is back from a long trip to Africa. He shows us a glimpse of Africa usually ignored by the mainstream, the Children Of Africa. Check out the original music here.
This two year old video by Max Lamb has recently exploded online. Max shows us the ancient art of sand casting, where you form a shape in the sand, and then pour molten metal into the cracks. Once it cools, you have yourself a sweet piece of furniture you made yourself. In this case, a pewter stool.
Max had this to say:
“Inspired by a childhood spent on the beaches of Cornwall building castles, boats and tunnels in the sand, I decided to return to my favourite beach at Caerhays on the south coast of Cornwall to produce a stool using a primitive form of sand-casting. Molten pewter was poured into a sand mould sculpted directly into the beach by hand, and once cooled the sand was dug away to reveal a pewter stool.”
Nike asked filmmaker Casey Neistat to create a motivational short film to exemplify their new slogan #makeitcount. Instead of doing as requested, he took the entire budget and traveled the world with his good friend, Max. They traveled as long as their budget would allow. It took them ten days.
It just so happens their trip around the world video was exactly what Nike was looking for.
Have you ever heard someone say the moon is 1.3 light-seconds away? Or that it’s a ten minute drive to the store? Nerd science channel Minute Physics asks the very interesting question, ‘Why do we measure distances with time?’ in this viral video featured on YouTubeTrends.
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