This guy likes to play around with huge stones, and is building his own stonehenge—without modern tools! It’s not only cool to see, I think it also serves as a lesson. It may or may not be the way the stonehenge was built, but it goes to show that there are non-technological ways to do some impressive feats. All it takes is some basic knowledge of how large objects behave.
The Teslenko’s have a very cool passing act. They only pass rings and clubs, but they know how to make an act interesting. It’s just a pity the camera man did such a poor job. My favorite part was the ending trick. I had an idea similar to that for a contest between jugglers, but Click Here to continue reading.
I guess this guy wasn’t content with the meager amount of light a typical flashlight with give you. He modified his to be so bright it can set paper on fire!
This is what I call a creative fountain! That’d be a neat thing to have in your garden. The originating site has a lot of good photography in it. Well worth checking out.
I’ve heard about this guy’s wind powered mobile sculptures before, but it’s still awesome to see. A little eerie, too.
Wes Peden wants to go to a circus school in Sweden. To raise a little money to help get him there, he created the “Send Peden to Sweden” video and is selling it for a modest $5.00 on the internet. You can find the puchase link and an explanation here. When I first heard about Click Here to continue reading.
Licky has found a video that will scare all mothers…
I found this cool little illusion once. I don’t remember where, but I stumbled across it again in my bookmarks. It’s basically like an origami figure that appears to turn it’s head to watch you as you move throughout the room. It looks cool in the video, but it’s even cooler to see in person. Click Here to continue reading.
This video reminded me of something I would have liked to have made. In a one sense, it’s nothing special, but on the other hand, it’s pretty funny what two kids with enough time on their hands can come up with. The special effects are fairly simple, yet oddly fitting.
Hat tip: Ministry Of Manipulation
Peter Bone has always been a big inspiration for me. He serves as living evidence that you can hold down an unrelated full time job and still get really good at juggling. Peter is a computer programmer by day, but when he is off the job, he is a world class juggler, holding several unofficial Click Here to continue reading.