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Two minute video of an insanely detailed drawing that took 72 hours to complete
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Teacher Gets Into A Fight With An Out-Of-Control Student At A Memphis High School
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Toledo Cops Release K9 To Chomp On Innocent Man They Thought Had A Stolen Plate
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Man Catches His Woman With Another Man And Turns Into Bat Man And Not In A Superhero Kind Of Way
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This reportedly happened yesterday in Carlsbad, California. A group of mostly military age males invaded the beaches
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Massive Hood Rat Brawl In South Carolina Leaves One Cop In The Hospital
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Boiling 75 hours of ink and color down to two minutes, Guillaume Cornet’s latest large-format illustration, Parisian Neighborhood, was captured in this stop motion time-lapse. After featuring his work on the blog, we knew we wanted to get some cameras looking in on his time-intensive process. Using a fine-tip pen on a 70cm x 50cm blank canvas, he puts ink to paper for about 55 hours. At that point he moves on to screen printing ten limited editions. When those dry, he invests another 15-20 hours of coloring on each of the ten limited prints. Cool process to read about. Even cooler to see unfold.
