A hand-fired enamel watch dial, buildings drawn by hand and then sewn, twenty-seven years of ticket stubs torn one at a time. The slowness is what you’re looking at.
A one-of-a-kind 1692 watercolour manual, scanned in full
→ bibliotheque-numerique.citedulivre-aix.com
A Vietnam veteran's towers of stone, scrap metal and can bottoms in Antonito, Colorado
→ messynessychic.com
Olayami Dabls' block-long outdoor installation in Detroit
→ mbad.org
Hand-made jeans and trousers from a Sausalito workshop full of vintage machines
→ standardandstrange.com
A 20-year scale model of every building in New York City, at the MCNY
→ mcny.org
One man's hand-drawn map of a fictional country, in progress since 1963
→ jerrysmap.com
Forty-one working pockets, sewn from thrifted jeans, one pair only
→ coryinfinite.com
A hand-fired enamel Snoopy dial on an American-made pilot's watch
→ rgmwatches.com
Giant wearable wicker costumes for an invented mummers' tradition
→ lewisprosser.com
A 3D-printed phone booth that charges the phone inside it
→ nickydavis.com
Fourteen years, one animator, one fox on the wrong planet
→ gagneint.com
Architecture drawn once by hand, then again by sewing machine
→ theawesomer.com
27 years of real ticket stubs, torn one at a time in a 3D lobby
→ gardnermcintyre.com
A rubber band and a bent paper clip do the whole mouth mechanism
→ youtube.com
A federal forensics lab's feather-matching database, no AI required
→ fws.gov