Let's face it, Google is our dictionary, our library, our research database, and our go to for just about anything from recipes to driving directions. Who uses encyclopedias anymore? A physical dictionary? Not us. It is a bit sad that these objects are becoming obsolete, but so it goes (to quote Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five).
However, Felix Hayes & Ben West seem to have given this some thought. They teamed up to create a book that provided the first Google image result for every word in the dictionary. The result is pretty great.
http://www.felixheyes.com/ http://www.bewe.me/
Untitled from Ben West on Vimeo.
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