Billboard Hot 100 Hits Of 2008 – Visual Charts By Very Small Array
Another great chart from Very Small Array. This time, it's Billboard Magazine's “Hot 100 Hits of 2008.” Pop music is still an unstoppable juggernaut. See the complete chart here.
Another great chart from Very Small Array. This time, it's Billboard Magazine's “Hot 100 Hits of 2008.” Pop music is still an unstoppable juggernaut. See the complete chart here.
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The music video for Indie artist Oren Lavie's ‘Her Morning Elegance’ is as dreamy and elegant as the song itself. The song has been quite well received by listeners, and…
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Armed with just an ordinary razor and some deft moves, Poster Boy, an anonymous street artist based in New York, slices and combines various subway station print ads to create instant pop-art.
In this short clip taken from a documentary, Poster Boy reveals his motivations and (very illegal) methods to viewers.
This gifted artist draws famous (but sometimes obscure) characters from movies and comics on his kids’ lunch bags everyday, and then posts the photographs of the bags on his Tumblr…