Pixar Studio Stories: The Cereal Bar
Ok, I’m on a Studio Stories kick this lunch break. This one talks about the #1 reason I would want to work at Pixar. Ok, maybe #2.
Pixar Studio Stories: The Movie Vanishes
In response to the power outage that erased 30 minutes of my work last night, here’s a reminder that it could always be worse…
I’m a fairly insecure person. It could be some people-pleaser oldest child syndrome or some INFP stuff. Regardless, I’m always curious about what other people are doing, what other people are thinking, and where I line up on those spectrums.
Unfortunately, social networking and blogging has made chasing those questions all too easy. So I chase, absorb, and dwell on this information. I worry sometimes that my mind is like an episode of Hoarders. All this stuff building up inside and one day my sanity is going to be found rotting under a pile of Jesus-y tweets from megapastors.
There is much floating out in the internet that make me feel like a stranger in my own faith. And it hits closer to home when those things that make me feel strange have been cast out to digital sea by people I have known.
Of course, it’s not just the fights. I feel insecure when I see the beautiful things people are doing with their faith. They are using their God-given talents to help those in need, minister to all kinds of people, and create deep-reaching art. I feel very ineffective when I look at those people even though I know in my head that they are just as flawed as I am.
A cheery animation test created by the brilliant minds at we think things.
My favorite storyteller talks about stories.
Sharing: iPad 3 Concept
(Or, more realistically, iPad 7 Concept)
Literally one of my favorite motion graphics pieces ever.
(Thanks, clnhrmn!)
In search of inspiration and good stories, I watch a lot of videos. This one really stands out. I’ve never seen anything quite like it.
And the guy that made it– he’s 17.
Inspiration: Peru visits Peru
