Amazing Animatronic Mimir Head from God of War [Video]

From Bar-El Studio:

This is it! After a long progress, I present you the last studio’s animatronic project: “Mimir – the smartest man alive!”
Mimir is one of the main characters of the “God Of War” video game developed by @santamonicastudio only for Sony’s @playstation 4 gaming console. This is an independent project created by @barelstudio only as a tribute to the game and its creators. All rights to the music, audio and character design reserved to Sony Interactive Entertainment.

[Bar-El Studio]

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Man Takes a Photo a Day for 20 Years (2000-2020) [Video]

Photographer Noah Kalina took a photo of himself every single day of his life between January 11 2000 and January 11 2020. That’s 7263 photos, and as he mentions, it’s a “work in progress,” meaning he’s not done with the project yet. Hoping he’ll still be there in 20 years, and hoping I’ll still be there too to watch it.

Kalina has also release two other videos in the past, one at the 6-year mark, and another one at 12.5 years. He inspired an episode of The Simpsons where Homer embarked on a similar project.

[Noah Kalina | Via LS]