Bruno Munari -- one of my favorite industrial and graphic designers -- made a deck of teaching cards to encourage "visual education" ("the association of forms, colors and actions") in children. These look a. Brilliant b. Could stand on their own as works of art and c. Are much more needed by adults. To add to the collection of decks for aiding creativity, along with the Drift Deck, the Oblique Strategies, the IDEO cards ...

God, this is spectacular (turn up the volume!). One of the greatest credit sequences I've ever seen. It looks like a natively turn-of-the-millennium artifact. I loathe Noé but I might have to watch this movie anyway.