An illustration and concept design project by Timothy Donald Morris, an illustrator and concept designer with 20 years experience. It presents an alternate earth timeline where many sea monsters are real, set in a modern day with characteristics of the Victorian and Renaissance eras, where piracy and sea-trade are common.
Brainkit is a reference site that collects cognitive biases, decision tools, illusions, paradoxes and psychological experiments, presenting them as material on how the human brain works and how life situations might be improved by knowing about them. It states its content was generated by ChatGPT-4 and is for informational purposes only.
Encyclopedia Mythica is an internet encyclopedia on mythology, folklore and religion, stating it has been online since 1995. It offers search across its articles and sections covering regions including the Americas, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Oceania, with popular areas such as Greek, Roman, Norse, Arthurian and Māori mythology.
A mapping tool that finds the antipodal point of any place on Earth. Users enter a country, city, address, zip code or coordinates, and the site displays the original location on one map and its diametrically opposite location on another. Both maps can be moved and zoomed, and the address and coordinates are shown below each map.
TracesOfWar is described as a leading non-profit World War II database at tracesofwar.com. Its X account offers an app to discover and explore history around the corner and also has a Dutch-language account.
Histography is an interactive timeline of history, presented in beta, that spans 14 billion years from the Big Bang to 2015. Each dot represents a historic event from Wikipedia, and users can resize the bottom bar to view any time period or era.
The Mobile Phone Museum is the website of a not-for-profit charity that collects mobile devices to preserve their history and design diversity. It states a collection of over 2800 individual models, offers catalogue and curated collections, and has partnered with PK Porthcurno on an in-person exhibition on the 40-year history of the mobile phone.
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Brainkit is a reference site that collects cognitive biases, decision tools, illusions, paradoxes and psychological experiments, presenting them as material on how the human brain works and how life situations might be improved by knowing about them. It states its content was generated by ChatGPT-4 and is for informational purposes only.
Encyclopedia Mythica is an internet encyclopedia on mythology, folklore and religion, stating it has been online since 1995. It offers search across its articles and sections covering regions including the Americas, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Oceania, with popular areas such as Greek, Roman, Norse, Arthurian and Māori mythology.
A mapping tool that finds the antipodal point of any place on Earth. Users enter a country, city, address, zip code or coordinates, and the site displays the original location on one map and its diametrically opposite location on another. Both maps can be moved and zoomed, and the address and coordinates are shown below each map.
TracesOfWar is described as a leading non-profit World War II database at tracesofwar.com. Its X account offers an app to discover and explore history around the corner and also has a Dutch-language account.
Histography is an interactive timeline of history, presented in beta, that spans 14 billion years from the Big Bang to 2015. Each dot represents a historic event from Wikipedia, and users can resize the bottom bar to view any time period or era.
The Mobile Phone Museum is the website of a not-for-profit charity that collects mobile devices to preserve their history and design diversity. It states a collection of over 2800 individual models, offers catalogue and curated collections, and has partnered with PK Porthcurno on an in-person exhibition on the 40-year history of the mobile phone.
