As well as a techy-type, I’m also in a smaller way a kind of arty-farty-type person, and this video that Lisa Jackson recently put together only a few days ago has swept me right off my feet. – So much so in fact that I simply have to publish it here because it has so many amazing artistic points about it as well as demonstrating that it’s work that emanates from an artist of talent and supreme artistic dexterity.

What has this got to do with technology, hardware, software, practical electronics? Not one heck of a lot; but it’s Christmas, so, despite my normally non-participative inclinations in regard to Christmas, I’m bringing you what I hope will be a little seasonal-type warmth in the form of this enlightening off-topic show. It also shows you what can be done with just a standard camera, a computer, and a You-Tube account, especially if you happen to be a born-artist with the ability to bring the mundane to life and make it positively enthralling to watch. I so wish I had just a small percentage of this talent; as I intend to be adding more video of a technological nature to this blog during 2010, and had I the creativity that Lisa demonstrates, I might even get some amazing ratings for my work.

I promise nothing as amazing, even though on a totally different type of subject matter, in any coming vids, but just maybe I can bring technology to life to at least some fraction of the extent that Lisa brings nature to life from stills.

(I’ve really gone and set myself a hard target there! I also have the disadvantages of being camera-shy and un-photogenic too; so don’t expect me to suddenly transform this site into a techie-vlog. (Vlog = video-blog.))

This delightfully-presented picture-show is a great example of how the most seemingly-uninteresting and no-big-deal snapshots can be presented as a heart-warming and fascinating sequential-mosaic portrait of an event with a seasonal flavour to it.

On that note let’s take a walk into the art-ghetto; the pulsing pile of data-remains that is You Tube: -

This girl has talent well beyond her years, without any formal training either. It’s genuine artistic genius: No less.

Enjoy; and Merry Christmas to you.

Blessed Be.

This blog will be back to it’s usual technology-oriented subject-material very soon; but, just at times over this holiday period, it’s good to take a break and go elsewhere – Particularly when a work of such outstanding brilliance becomes available for showing.