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Subject: Projects We Love: Pop and a Pinch of Salt
Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2013 18:34:16 +0000
at This week in Kickstarter
We're super excited about opening up to projects based in Australia and New
Zealand! Its been a long road, but we're finally heading down under.
In other international news, Canada-based projects will be able to launch on
September 9. Start building your project today!
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i.,OMNIVORE SALT-A family recipe that makes food taste better
OMNIVORE SALT-A family recipe that makes food taste better
By Angelo Garro
It's not every day that Werner Herzog narrates and co-edits a Kickstarter
project video, but hey, it happens! Herzog brings his unique style to Omnivore
Salt a unique blend of salt and spices created by his friend Angelo Garro.
They say Angelo's salt is so good that Alice Waters brings a bag with her
wherever she goes.
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L.t.,The Altered States of America — Silkscreen Print Project
The Altered States of America — Silkscreen Print Project
By Chop Shop
Paying homage to pop-culture legends and trivia, this map reconstitutes the
American landscape through the lens of sci-fi and fantasy - from King Kong
on the Empire State Building to "Body Snatchers" in San Francisco. It puts
fictional characters and stories in their real-life locations, flipping reality on its
head, and making for quite the visual extravaganza!
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!;11A very special NEW stripped-down Sea Wolf ALBUM!
A very special NEW stripped-down Sea Wolf ALBUM!
By Sea Wolf
Speaking of great project videos, Sea Wolf pulls out all the stops for this new
project! Rubik's Cube? Check. Sea Wolf impersonator? Check. Lab-coated
scientist? Check. It's a simple lesson in making a charming and fun video, and
sets a precedent for what's sure to be a great new record!
Make a city map.
Or your city's brand new font.
Learn more about starting a project.
Find amazing projects happening near you.
The Kickstarter app for iPhone, with location based browsing.
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