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From: "Kickstarter" <[email protected]> To: <jeevacation®gmail.com> Subject: Projects We Love: Sound and Vision Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2017 21:03:24 +0000 Kickstarter Newest Popular Ending Soon Projects We Love Through design, film, illustration, and more, these five creators offer a closer look at the sights and sounds of Earth. EFTA00670383 By Baby Tattoo Projects of Earth I Rolly Crump: As a Disney Imagineer, Rolly Crump designed some of Disneyland's most memorable attractions. Tour the magical worlds he built in this book celebrating his creative legacy. View project EFTA00670384 By Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet Corp. Projects of Earth Making Waves: What would Star Wars be without the crackle of the lightsaber? Jurassic Park without the screech of the T. rex? This documentary explores how sound design shapes our experience of cinema — and the world. View project EFTA00670385 By Lomography The Lomo'Instant Square Camera: Instantly capture the world around you — and experiment with light, tint, and multiple exposures - with this versatile analog camera. View project EFTA00670386 By Kyra Hinton Projects of Earth l Ink the Earth: Illustrating the swirling colors and textures of our planet, Kyra Hinton aims to create "art that draws your eyes up to the horizons and the stars." View project EFTA00670387 By Specdrums Specdrums: These app-connected, color-sensing rings turn everyday objects into musical instruments. view project EFTA00670388 Al WEIWEI ON FENCES, BORDERS, AND ARTISTIC ACTIVISM The artist talks to New York magazine about "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," his massive upcoming public art project in New York City. Read the interview Vr EFTA00670389 Kickstarter • 58 Kent St, Brooklyn NY 11222 • www.kickstarter.com • Contact Us • We're Hiring Don't want to keep receiving this newsletter? That's okay, you can unsubscribe, or opt out from all newsletters. EFTA00670390

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