Today’s catch is five things that keep going through a break you were braced for. A photograph built one pixel-column at a time, so it never starts a second frame; seventy metres of embroidery scrolled end to end instead of chopped into the usual stills; a song carried across 144 films without dropping the beat; a browser tool whose entire job is hiding the join between two shots; and the colours of noise, which turn out not to be five names but one continuous wheel.
An industrial scanner reads the passing world one pixel-line at a time
→ philo.gay
A 58-minute scroll through the whole embroidered chronicle, timed to its British Museum debut
→ youtube.com
The Killers' hit reassembled lip to lip from 144 different films
→ youtube.com
Types your keyword into a fake newspaper page, then films the reveal
→ papereffects.site
Hue is the pitch, saturation is the bandwidth, and lightness is how full it sounds
→ hsl-noise.mitpit.com