Satchmo possessed by Death Metal Rooster? Pretty much. And pretty damn awesome.
I still laugh out loud at all the Creed Shreds vids. They’ve got the extra layer of commentary that’s oh so tasty. Check out this one, too. (Thanks, Dylan!)
So nerdy. Yet so freakin’ awesome. Oh, and I want Princess Leia’s removable buns! That sounds bad. You just gotta watch and check out the lyrics. (Thanks, Fang!)
Set aside 15 minutes to watch this epic animated short film. Some NSFW language and violence (so mind the kiddies). Watch Logorama on Vimeo. (Thanks, Gerard!)
Logorama‘s opening cityscape made me think of this real-life take on our logofied, over-branded future: See the rest »
The Decoder Ring Design Concern is a design partnership in Austin, TX whose mission is “to do work we love for clients we admire.” They also do a series of fine art prints where they let you click-through the process layers of each artist’s work. Making the finished product that much more impressive.
This is the tenth installment in their Decoder Print Artist Series. Past artists include Tara McPherson, Gary Baseman, and Dalek.
Following this over the last several days I thought it’d be rad to see ’em in motion. Edison’s “Tonka Truck” felt like the perfect soundtrack. Enjoy.
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Though I’ll always love The Soup, it’s not on Hulu. And I don’t always want to track down a torrent. InfoMania satisfies the same need for rapid-fire pop culture tidbits, but broadens the scope from daytime TV to real-life absurdities, like the iTunes Top Five. Watch it, buddy.
Pretty and pretty depressing all at the same time.
The only direction Absolut Vodka gave Spike Jonze was to make something important to him. So he made a love story about two robots living in Los Angeles. The 30-minute short gets global release in March.
Wow. Rhett & Link changed shirts over 100 times each, not to mention design each one in the first place. See the Making Of T-Shirt War here. Nice work, guys.
