> Box explores the synthesis of real and digital space through projection-mapping onto moving surfaces. The short film documents a live performance, captured entirely in camera.
I like this video. It’s a beautiful but weird combination of technology and art.
John Gruber of [Daring Fireball](http://daringfireball.net) talks about the early years of his blog. I wish that I would have been at [XOXO Festival](http://2014.xoxofest.com) to enjoy it, but watching it while doing the dishes was also a good experience (maybe next time?).
John shared those three valuable lessons, which made me think.
– Know when to be stubborn.
– Know when to be flexible.
– Prioritize quality over money.
I can’t stop listening to this man. His voice is so beautiful, and I think that you can hear just by listening to him, that he is a one of our times greatest designers. Just watch it.
Yesterday I watched this talk by Zack Arias. It’s probably a must see for every creative person who felt that feeling – “I’m not good enough” or “why does everything bad happen to me”. Honesty is a good approach to many of those questions we have in our mind. I also believe that patience is important key to self confidence as a creative worker. Don’t compare yourself to much against other. Make things you believe is good work.
This kid will probably have the worlds best collection of superhero moments, when looking back at his childhood. Those short movies made me smile.
11 minutes long documentary about the Hong Kong Neon sign industry. I like short documentaries like these, which tells stories about interesting work people do (for a living).
[Shawn Blanc](http://shawnblanc.net/2014/03/making-neon-signs/) words on this video:
> And here’s a crazy fact I bet you didn’t know: when a glassworker is designing the a neon sign, the tube’s start and stop points are determined not so much by the letter form but by where he’ll be able to most easily bend the glass without burning his hands.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KEVIN! from Bas Berkhout on Vimeo.
This video makes me happy. I love it and your awesome moves, [Kevin](http://kiwimonk.com/).
Beautiful high speed video of people waiting for the subway at Grand Central Station in New York. Made by [Adam Magyar](http://vimeo.com/adammagyar).
(via [Swissmiss](http://www.swiss-miss.com/2014/01/waiting-for-the-subway.html))
I spent 120 seconds tonight watching this short segment with Brad Frost. I enjoyed it, especially those words:
> People are starting to appreciate craft more.
Brilliant.
(Design and development by [Oak.is](http://oak.is) – one of my favorite design studios).
Short documentaries about creatives. The world’s best thing to look at for inspiration and happy feelings, if you are like me.
Dave Grohl, som förmodligen är mest känd för att han var trummis i bandet Nirvana. Han startade sedan Foo Fighters, som jag gillar att lyssna på när jag behöver fokusera. En intressant berättelse om musik. 48 minuter.
Intressant föreläsning av Eric Meyer, som pratade under W3Conf i [San Francisco](http://www.w3.org/conf/2013sf/). Han pratar om hur layout har fungerat på webben hittills, och hur det håller på att förändras i och med t.ex. flexbox och grids.
George Lois är förmodligen mest känd för att han designade 92 omslag till Esquire Magazine mellan 1962 och 1972. Han har också jobbat som art-director.
36 intressanta minuter från [Creative Mornings](http://creativemornings.com) om reklambranschen och berättelser bakom massor av Esquire omslag.
Under några sekunder stannar han upp och pratar om sin arbetsprocess.
> [Think about Photshop with that one. I had to find three photographs of the men with the same lighting …]
För att sen jämföra med hur han förmodligen hade gjort nu.
> With Photoshop I’ve could have done it in, you know, ten minutes.
Det ger perspektiv och får mig att tänka på att tålamod är viktigt. Samtidigt gör det mig otroligt inspirerad att höra hans berättelse. Tack George.
Bonus: [96 sekunder frågestund med George](https://viktorbijlenga.se/creativemornings-short-george-lois/).
Ben Chestnut från [Mailchimp](http://mailchimp.com). Ett roligt och inspirerande avsnitt från [Creative Mornings](http://creativemornings.com). Det fick mig att skratta och le.
