Video of the Day
Title: When Graphic Artists Get Bored
Abstract: Amazing display of animal pictures changed into weird and wonderful things. PLEASE NOTE: I did not create these videos! I received them in an email and created the clip for them. I understand that they were made at Worth1000.
Music: Blue Man Group
Source, BlueVolvox.
Tags: ibm
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