Jim Darling’s Window series
Looking at the world below from a plane window can be a beautiful experience — the street lights shinning, the clouds floating over grassy valleys. Well, illustrator Jim Darling has managed to capture the look and feel of life from the sky.


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New video for When The Night Falls by Chromeo
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Awesome creative STA Travel Australia videos
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I came across the British record label Finders Keepers within a little music shop in Austin, Texas, of all places. Browsing through the CD shelves looking for a good mix to help fuel my road-trip back to California, I spotted a spooked-out psychedelic jazz score to a 70s Czech horror film. It was so random and so strange that I knew that I had to have it. Read more
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