Uhm, as Sadie said, no offense, but.. duh? I'm thinking the whole concept surrounding "natural gestures" should be obvious due to the fact that there are babies, whose parents use sign language, (doesn't matter if the parents are hearing or deaf) learn how to communicate even before they speak, which follows the same track as gestures.

I just want to know how he managed to set up the whole "melted man" look on a concrete sidewalk and fit in there all the way up to his chest.

Infection please! Was a fun treasure hunt. :-)

Hmm... the Fire looks like it'll be fun to wear. Another option could be the Tibia with a blue face. Heck, the Tokyoflash watches in general looks to be fun!

Fun treasure hunt. Thanks!

Ugh... I've never read One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and my father constantly makes references to it. Oy.

I keep telling myself I'll read it but I keep finding other books to read instead.

That's scary! I'm already envisioning myself as a strict mother who will prohibit all sorts of early-age "beautification" techniques until my kid goes to college. What's more, I'm nowhere near having a kid!

The animation/origami itself was great. However, it was a rather depressing story...

Wonder what made them think of that?

Yup, saw the same type of act in a performance given by Cirque du Soliel, the Corteo show specifically. It was amazing to watch. Go watch if you get a chance!

It would be fun to watch it go *fwoosh*!!

Wonder how many hours of training they went through.

This cracked me up! The concept and the animation both were well done! Great job!

I just have to wonder how many HOURS of practice it takes to get to that level! I doubt I'd have that level of patience.

Btw, I liked the first video of Okotanpe better than the Wizard.

Isn't that still somewhat obvious...? Especially considering the towel and all.

Incredible! That kid has guts and determination, that's for sure.