“If you unwittingly slip off the beam, it will give you painless nudge in the right direction. Please read it carefully.”
In 1943, Walt Disney Productions’ personnel department set out to eliminate confusion for the company’s workforce with the publication of an employee handbook titled The Ropes at Disney. It was an effort to reconcile the need for organizational order with Disney’s effort to craft an image of an informal, irreverent, fun employer who seeks to “maintain a friendly relationship between Company and employee” (but, apparently, deems only the former worthy of capitalization). Source
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Sometime in early November, Florida photographer Chip Litherland will load five 35mm cameras with color film, carefully pack them into shipping cases, and mail them to five different photographers around the globe. Each photographer who receives a camera will be challenged to shoot just one picture before they have to ship the camera on to someone else.
Assuming they aren’t lost in the mail or ruined by curious customs agents, the cameras will eventually pass through the hands of 200 photographers on a round-the-world journey.Source
Craig Scarborough is a freelance journalist/illustrator who focusses solely on the technology of F1. You can follow his work on scarbsf1.wordpress.com.
For F1 fanatics like me, this is an amazing resource. For non F1 fanatics, this might give you an idea of the technology, complexity and details that goes into designing a F1 car.
Iconatomy is a project done by Konstfack student George Chamoun where he’s taken two movie icons from two different eras and made them into posters. Lovely result. More on it here
