Mardi Gras, yet another wondrous tilt-shift vid from the guy who brought you mini-monster rally Metal Heart and coastal shrink Bathtub IV. See what else Keith Loutit has tiny-fied.
Then get the TiltShift App for your iPhone and miniaturize your still pics.
Whoa. Their new vid. Directed by Andreas and Filip Nilsson. Starring one serious pomp. And a ton of Japanese, psychobilly dancers.
Watch the official video.
Kinda like Spike Jonze’s Fatboy Slim video. On acid.
(Thanks 2x, Ryan)
“This guy is freaky.” Official movie site for Transcendent Man.
(Thanks, Ryan)
These are not the helmets you’re looking for. They’re 1:1 scale replicas. Painted. Tweaked. Chopped and screwed by artists like Shag, Gary Baseman, Tim Biskup, Dalek, Paul Frank, Ron English, Jeff Soto, Frank Kozik, Alex Pardee, Mister Cartoon, and more. Vinyl Pulse has the scoop and a fleet of pics.
While you’re feelin’ the force, watch this classic:
BONUS: Fang’s favorite, the infamous Stacy Hedger trumpet solo:
Kickin’ it old timey inside the REBEL8 warehouse is Mike Giant. One of my favorite Graphic/Graffiti/Tattoo-artists out there.
The guy can work a Sharpie. And apparently, a Penny Farthing, too.
He’s the art-half of the fine duo running the SF-based streetwear co REBEL8. Peep his art on their Spring line. Just in, so you know it’s fresh.
Happy Up Here from the necessary-umlauted Röyksopp on Vimeo. Directed by Reuben Sutherland. The vid answers the question: What if Space Invaders really came to Earth?
Though French artist Invader has posed that question all over the world, the vid is a delight.
I love Jizzed In My Pants and even Dick In A Box, but this shows they can bring the funny with other subject matter. Like a “nautical-theme pashmina afghan”.
“Poseidon, look at meee!” Watch I’m On A Boat now. (Thanks, Mike)
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Thank you, good design. Now it all makes sense. I don’t like it, but I get it.
Take a few minutes and watch the Crisis of Credit Visualized.
Then amaze yourself by other projects from Jonathan Jarvis.
Check out the leg action right after C. Thomas Howell screams. Can’t tell you how many times I paused and rewound this part of the OG Hitcher when I was in high school.
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