dead SEEquences 13:16

Made by Fabio Scacchioli in 2009, “dead SEEquences” is a video composed of 3770 frames, edited separately. This makes it a strange blend between film and animation.

This film might be a little NSFW. Apparently it was banned from YouTube for being pornographic.  Ah well,… I’m not getting into that discussion.. Lovers of things beautiful, Feast your eyes. Others, please, there is a whole web out there for you to discover something you do like.

Enjoy.

 

dead SEEquences - Fabio Scacchioli from Fabio Scacchioli on Vimeo.

Found via Salvaricade62 (Thanks Dejan!) on Video|art.net

Call of Duty – Black Ops 12:11

I’m not into videogames at all, don’t know anything about them, really. But when I saw this trailer for the Call of Duty – Black Ops game I was pleasantly surprised about the nice retro-graphics and “cold war era”-feel this thing has got going…

 

Call of Duty: Black Ops from Spov Design + Moving Image on Vimeo.

 

(Found via Mograph TV)

Atelier Vostok 12:12

Alexis Rom and Claude Marzotto mix graphic design, illustration and printing techniques…

 

 

 

More at alexisromestudio.eu.

(Found via Gestalten.tv)

Auterche: plyPhon 09:23

An unofficial, non-commercial video, made by Lucio Arese.

Every visual element is connected to a sound event; the whole video is intended to be like a sort of virtual score that develops itself in a continued run, according to the music.

More by Arese? Visit his site.

 

 

Autechre - plyPhon from lucio arese on Vimeo.

Supakitch & Koralie 09:08

Gorgeous mural…

 

SUPAKITCH & KORALIE - VÄRLDSKULTUR MUSEET GÖTEBORG from elr°y on Vimeo.

John Kenn 10:41

Monsters, Cthulhu-thingies, little folk, all done on post-it notes.

Nice!

 

Plenty more on Mr. John Ken's blog. And a rare interview with the man here.

(Found via KoiKoiKoi)

Studio Visit(17): Evan Hecox 09:52

I found this whole bunch of “studio-visit”- videos over at the Vimeo-page of Arkitip. Check them out there, or go to their site. I picked one of them to show you here, featuring Colorado-based artist and designer Evan Hecox. Lovely work…

 

Evan Hecox from Arkitip, Inc. on Vimeo.

Aerosol Amoeba 10:40

Sometimes you just want to watch nice colors and bubbly things…

It’s spray paint. Between sheets of glass and stuff. 144 hours of it, condensed down to 4 minutes.

Enjoy…

 

Aerosol Amoeba from Pahnl Whatnow on Vimeo.

(Found via The Wooster Collective)

Mike Mignola Interview 11:34

 

We recently had a short comic by Mike Mignola here, now we have a long interview. Oh, it’s Sunday, you have nothing better to do and you know it. So sit back and relax…

 

 

 

(Found via Bobby Chiu on Ustream)

Judith Vanistendael 11:41

Belgian comics-creator Judith Vanistendael made “De maagd en de neger”, a semi-autobiographical story in 2 parts to much critical acclaim all around. It is now also available in English as “Dance By the Light of the Moon”.

Check out the following video for a short introduction…

 

Dance By the Light of the Moon – Judith Vanistendael from SelfMadeHero on Vimeo.

For more work of Judith Vanistendael, visit her website.

(Found via SelfMadeHero)

The Wobbulator 18:52

This device was originally made by video artist Nam June Paik and video engineer Shuya Abe in the 1970’s. It’s some kind of an analog video processor, aka a thing to make cool images on ye old tv-set. Oh, I’m not even going to begin trying to explain all this. It’s way over my head.

If you want more info, check out the Create Digital Motion-blog where I found it, or the Vimeo page of Blair Neal who made the video.

 

The Wobbulator from blair neal on Vimeo.

Garamond 10:23

Strange little thing, this…

 

Garamond? from Murat Pak on Vimeo.

 

More on Murat Pak? Go here.

(Found via Mograph TV)

Gastrotypographicalassemblage 11:52

Kemistry Gallery in London has been exhibiting the work of legendary designer Lou Dorfsman, art director for CBS network.  The exhibition centers on his most notable creation, the 11 meter wide handmade wooden typographic wall that he named Gastrotypographicalassemblage. With custom type created by Herb Lubalin and Tom Carnase, the wall contains almost 1500 individual characters.

 

Gastrotypographicalassemblage from christian carlsson on Vimeo.

 

The exhibition closed at the end of October. Well… it was a bit far for me anyway…

http://kemistrygallery.co.uk/

(Found via The Casual Optimist)

Unintentional design 11:29

Google Earth pictures from Saudi Arabia.

 

 

(Found via The Strange Attractor)

Quants 12:40

This is one of six short animations from a documentary on finance and economics, which tries to explain the complexity, randomness, speed and danger of the economical world we live in. It was made by Rogier Hendriks, Menno Fokma, Reinier Flaes and Remco Jansen for VPRO Dutch television.

 

"Quants, the alchemists of wallstreet" from Rogier Hendriks on Vimeo.

(Found via Planetary Folklore)

Paul Pope Interview 11:05

I know, I know… We’ve had a Paul Pope interview before on this blog. And this one isn’t exactly hot from the presses either (it’s two years old, in fact). But for some reason I’ve always found Mr. Pope one of the more interesting comic-creators around. So there you go.

 

On the Fringe with Paul Pope from Carlos Molina on Vimeo.

Check out Pope’s blog here.

Candas Sisman 09:36

I recently stumbled across this awesome portfolio of Candas Sisman, who lives and works in Istanbul.

I saw some of his videos first, but was later struck by the beautiful graphic design and photography work he does as well. Check out some of those videos and pictures here, then visit his site.

 

F L U X from candas sisman on Vimeo.

 

AVATAR - short version from candas sisman on Vimeo.

 

R. Bakshi: Surviving Tough Times 10:22

Somebody in need of a motivational speech? Try this one:

 

 

(Found via Drawn)

Paper View (6): Handlettering 12:36

Check out the handlettering-portfolio of Letman (Job Wouters), but also take a look at this: a video in which Job and his nephew Gradus W. Wouters both draw the complete alphabet, each in their own way…

 

 

(Found via Twirk Ethic)

Masahisa Fukase 10:26

The Solitude of Ravens.

 

More on Masahisa Fukase here.

(Found via The Silver Lining)