Wednesday Wonders 32

1. Noah Wyle's Closet Picks

I've featured the Criterion Closet a few times on this site, but I've rarely seen anyone this knowledgeable, or who puts this many discs into their bag.

2. Trompe-L'oeil Paintings by Jason Limon

We haven't featured much in the way of art recently, so let's start with Jason Limon...

Trompe-L’œil Paintings by Jason Limon Reveal a Hidden Skeletal World

Jason Limon imagines a playful world in which vintage illustrations are the colorful veneer concealing a universe populated by skeletons.

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3. Colin van der Sluijs' " Wanderland"

... And then move on to Colin van der Sluijs...

Collin van der Sluijs’ ‘Wanderland’ Imagines a Vast Ecosystem Encompassing the Momentous and Mundane

The Dutch artist reflects particularly on loss, grief, and the therapeutic powers of nature in his first presentation at Joy Machine.

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4. Remarkable Paper Pure

The new Remarkable tablet landed on my doormat yesterday. I have blown hot and cold on these (I loved the Remarkable 2, hated the Remarkable Pro with a vicious passion). I'm pleased to report that they seem to have got it exactly right with this one; it's light, fast, and does everything you would want an e-ink tablet to do. It's no replacement for pen and paper, but i find it very useful when I'm planning out stories or editing scripts.

reMarkable Paper Pure

Move your ideas easily from pen to laptop, with our best black and white paper tablet - reMarkable Paper Pure.

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5. Phoebe Bridgers on Jimmy Fallon

We're back to Phoebe Bridgers, especially to two performances of the same song across two nights of the Jimmy Fallon show. No spoilers, but what she did works really well and was a really smart idea: