Issue #1: Hidden Worlds
This inaugural issue wasn’t supposed to have a theme, but as I looked at the first batch of cool things proposed by my coworkers, I found that we were all drawn to work that reflected the world with a new perspective. Some of them were silly, others serious. Idk, I just hope you enjoy! - Sabrina
An Incredibly Niche Scavenger Hunt
"I love Dropout.tv because it is truly and deeply committed to weird and wonderful things. This may just be the weirdest and wonderfulest thing thus far. "
— Sabrina
Description:
David Marquette summarizes a digital scavenger hunt years in the making.
A World Behind Cafe Receipts
"Looking at the little doodle stories on this site makes me feel warm inside. It’s a reminder of the small, overlooked joys in life. A peek into a thought, a dream, a moment of someone’s day on something you’d normally throw away!"
— Joy Producer
Description:
In this series, Odding transforms the mundane reality of receipts into something magical with illustrated stories.
The Sixth Extinction
"I came expecting beautiful, awe-inspiring nature photography, and while this exhibit delivers that, it does something more. These photographs changed my worldview and have stuck with me ever since."
— Melissa
Description:
View the world zoomed out and witness humanity’s footprint in Edward Burtynsky’s photography series: “Anthropocene”
Get Behind the Scenes on Behind the Scenes
"I’ve seen so much of these behind the scenes, but never thought to wonder who was making them, and the story is so much more genuinely interesting than I expected"
— Joe
Description:
This meta-documentary by Pentex Productions dives into the making of the making of the Lord of the Rings movies.