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Big deal so move them , smh .

Real heart and courage. Growing in the real beauty and strength. Very inspiring. A giant.

Plastic. Light poles. W out killing the planet. What huh

kind of

Where did he put the radiator

maybe it's in the rain

A national outrage!.

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It would be more concerning if it was twenty tines the maximum standards. The minimum is probably none. 20x0=0.

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Looks like they have some fecal matters to attend to. 💩

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It's the new swimmimg stroke, the s*&t stroke. The river Dart is one things, but now the Paris Olympic Games has set the new standard for this...It was noticeable that the quick dip by the Mayor of Paris in the Seine was done in a full wet suit and not even for one moment did her face go in the water, she just bobbled about while treading water for a few seconds. I know this video is not about the Seine, which must have values way over 20 times safe limits, but it's further evidence of how much human activity is responsible for pollution of rivers. For centuries rivers have been used to carry away efluent to sea, plus rain runoff water from fields heavily treated with pesticides and animal manure, industrial process contamination, rivercraft fuel contamination etc., there is a myriad source of polluants that it beggars belief that a "safe level" of anything can be stated when it shouldbt even be there at all.

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Hi! Where might I find the cardboard skull you shared at the end of the video?

Wow! "limited resources" didn't stop him. Such patience and perseverance. Thank you for sharing this. We would like to see more. 😁

More please love seeing waves from UK…

Boooo

The very definition of environmentally friendly ❤

multi flex strong work cecil crew ..🙏

This is like Triggers brush from Only Fools and Horses. New engine, replaced/welded up body panels. What a farce!

His art is incredible.

you did it beautifully. I also do art but you do it very well

Cardboard is my favorite medium to work with. It takes to paint and is limitless in its creative potential.

Cardboard is a fantastic mold lay out for molds for beginners ❤❤❤❤🎉

Magnificient

Respect.

It's a really cool message. Weird phrasing at the very end though, it sounds as if her #1 goal is to have other artists imitate her, with "inspiring people to actually do something to help endangered species" being a bit secondary and less good 😂

Honestly this is one really creative idea with a great message behind it, I love it even though the topic is really sad

Trying hard to be different, still basic ass work😅

John , come to Islam n success

Wow this is fantastic work.

Wow... amazing!

Fascinating and inspiring work. As a internet commerce consumer society we seem to be drowning in cardboard boxes lately and was wondering about a creative way to model with the stuff instead of carting it to the curb every week. I've done some architectural studies but never a biological subject. Thanks for showing me some incredible examples.

It was good in the 80s stonehenge

Absolutely amazing!!!! Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Alberta-Canada.

Anyone know how to read the lower half of the developer recipe sheet?

Thanks - will have a look

Tom Scott has done a video about the 20m platform in Montreal.

I feel like the animations where you make the debris look like each piece is 10km in diameter is super counterproductive, people don’t like being lied to with “psychological tricks”, like we all know the earth simply doesn’t look like that

Some peoples are focusing on clearing space junks and here I am struggling to eat and sleep better . What a big junk I am for this planet.

Well it is rocket science for sure.

I get what he's talking about. I can't stand the very little joy you get from digital filmmaking. It feels too easy and too streamlined. I love the finer details of things and that's why I'm so drawn to film. I love working on a film bit by bit physically rather than only in a souless computer. It's a long process but it isn't complex and once you get the hang of it, it's second nature. I'm glad there's filmmakers like this guy who understand that sometimes, there's a reason the saying "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" still rings true. Can't believe David Fincher spent years trying to replicate older film-styles when this guy did it in his garden shed eith coffee grounds. Film as a medium is such a personal thing and I hope the directors who've had to give up film due to the current lack of support for it can learn from this man and recognise there is still hope. Looking at you, Darren.

"If you've got something in your life that can stop you from running around like an idiot, i think thats a good thing" - I Agree

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Great!

♥️♥️😍 amazing work

Just saw his follow-up film, Enys Men. Easily the best looking film I've seen all year. The cinematography was top-tier. This one is color (and I'm assuming he probably still developed everything himself), and the color balance was beautiful. The framing and composition was jaw dropping. Now I want to go back and check out Bait!

👍👌👏 Oh WOW, simply fantastic! Congrats for having taught yourself this amazing skill. Definitely a lot of effort but the end result is mind-blowing. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health.

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