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• Nizlopi Drops

  Nizlopi have posted that viral video thingey we made on their website, and on YouTube.

  Posted by BurningFencePost 19.12.07 • View Comments

  

• Something to warm you on a cold Christmas night x

  …and I like to lie around on shag pile and admire the smooth tones of Brucie Campbell’s Hungry Like a Wolf.

  Bon Appetite!

  Posted by Madame Raymond 18.12.07 • View Comments

  

• Christmas sillyness...

  

  Go to www.elfyourself.com or www.scroogeyourself.com to make yourself and up to 3 friends into a troop of dancing elves, or a bah humbug old Scrooge.

  So much fun to be had!

  Posted by Peahead 14.12.07 • View Comments

  

• tis the season to

  

  drink massive amounts of intoxicant and make something really precarious out of the glass..

  excellent work

  Posted by force justify 14.12.07 • View Comments

  

• Tenori-On; Rock & Roll or an alien language?

  

  Tenori-On

  Check out the demo.

  Is this cool or geek tastic?

  Posted by Madame Raymond 11.12.07 • View Comments

  

• Bjork+Gondry=Nan

  Heres the latest vid from Gondry for Bjork.

  I wonder what my late Nan would have made of this, as a girl she used to work in the cotton mills in Rochdale on very similar looking machines.

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 10.12.07 • View Comments

  

• Seven Ages of Rock artwork for Christmas anyone?

  

  Have yourself a Rocking little Christmas with some fantastic prints from the dudes at PYMCA.

  This agency helped BDH with the brilliant images for the titles and branding for the BBC’s Seven Ages of Rock series.

  Posted by admin 08.12.07 • View Comments

  

• you see Vic... 'It's a Knockout' could be cool

  Will we see ’It’s a Knockout’ ever again? Will the Royal Family still join in?

  Come on Mr Vic Reeves, put in a proposal. I’ll be there.

  Posted by Madame Raymond 01.12.07 • View Comments

  

• Art Matters : P-Origins of Pommery 2

  

  Great art installation from my old friend Bhatoptics/ehquestionmark. A new P-Origins of Pommery show at the Church of St Thomas, This Friday 30th Nov, 7pm till midnight.

  More info here

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 28.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Dan Clowes on the Simpsons

  

  That’s right.

  via Flog

  Posted by BurningFencePost 27.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Be Kind Rebuild

  

  A little while back i posted about Be Kind Rewind, the latest movie from Michel Gondry. The website is now up, but be careful where you click…

  via Empire

  Posted by tonguestubble 23.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Charging your iPod on a farm (with no electricity)

  

  This may be handy for those of you who for some reason have grown bored of charging your iPod the conventional way…

  Posted by Peahead 22.11.07 • View Comments

  

• £20 quid for Sea Bass? This got me. Hook, line and sinker.

  Well this hooked me in. But then again Jude Law usually does!

  This is a nice antidote to a busy day. Thanks to you Tate Modern I’ll visit more often.

  via. Creative Review

  Posted by Madame Raymond 21.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Get your gunslings out!

  

  Howdy partners! I am djing here on Friday, so here’s your excuse to give those cowboyshirts and corsets an airing.

  Posted by force justify 21.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Wii Hacking & Minority Report

  Continuing my ‘things that look like the minority report interface’ blog entries heres the latest and for my money the best as it also ties in with my love of nerds hacking available technologies.

  I originally found it here

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 16.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Zap Zapp

  For anyone who likes either tesla coils or super mario brothers. There are no speakers or amplifiers at work here – just lightning!

  via gizmondo

  Posted by tonguestubble 16.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Are you feeling Listen Against

  

  And if you Charlie Brooker fans like fucked up radio, here it comes. It’s kinda edgy at first ‘cos the BBC ’listen again’ service includes the news before the programme, but stick with it.

  Listen Against then does your head in. (Look for the ‘listen again’ button on the right of the BBC page.) At first I thought how can the BBC do this, then I thought, mais oui, it’s aimed at me. I’m lovin’ it.

  Posted by Madame Raymond 16.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Apsirational TV anyone? Thank you Mr Brooker

  Charlie Brookers Screen Wipe is keeping some of us sane. It’s nice to have a rant now and again. (anyone wanting a career in TV should check out his (A Career in TV.)

  Posted by Madame Raymond 16.11.07 • View Comments

  

• ummm...

  Really not sure whether this is good or shit or what.

  Giraffe with boobs anyone?

  via NOTCOT

  Posted by tonguestubble 16.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Shadowplay

  

  I came across the work of Tim Noble and Sue Webster mentioned on the CR Blog, it reminds me of the Shadowplay illustration Carys did for the Travelling Light Theatre group. Seems to be a long line of ‘shadowplay’ trains of thought out there, nice.

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 14.11.07 • View Comments

  

• IMPORTANT: health reminder

  More marvelousness from David Firth.
  watch it, it’s Very Important.

  Right I’m off to make a spreadsheet.

  Posted by force justify 13.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Wonderbra know how the web works

  kinda genius

  Posted by Madame Raymond 12.11.07 • View Comments

  

• "When one's sleeve falls off" by John Lydon

  

  Here is a short mp3 gem from John Lydon about what he does ""when one’s sleeve falls off".

  He’s speaking about Transition and Transgression in British Fashion for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

  How you say in England:

  “Lardy daa!”

  Posted by Madame Raymond 05.11.07 • View Comments

  

• The Superest

  

  A nice little blog in which 2 illustrators battle it out to create the superest super-hero ever. Start at the bottom of the page

  Posted by tonguestubble 01.11.07 • View Comments

  

• Andy Martin's Flikr Photos

  

  I got to this picture on Andy Martin’s Flikr page and I thought;

  I might not actually be doing research at all, I’m just enjoying myself to much!!

  Via: Flikr

  Posted by Madame Raymond 01.11.07 • View Comments

  

• The Bass Animation Showreel

  My friend Libbys new animation showreel, lots of clever ways of turning illustration into animation.

  More here

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 31.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Ideas Have Legs: Andy Martin

  

  Andy Martin’s site is full cool stuff.

  I especially like Rag & Bone.

  I bought his book Ideas Have Legs: Ian McMillan Vs Andy Martin from FUEL the other day.

  I then dropped in the bath. It looks even better!
  :)

  Via: AndyMartin.com

  Posted by Madame Raymond 31.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Jibber and Twitch

  A good friend of mine, who is a Cardiacs aficionado, sent me some links to them rehearsing new material.

  I’m digging the bass players dress sense, and may decide to follow that fashion myself. I like to keep up with the latest thing, you know.

  Posted by BurningFencePost 30.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Braille World

  Here’s an ad from Brazil for the Dorina Nowill Foundation for the Blind.

  via NOTCOT

  Posted by tonguestubble 30.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Seven Ages of Rock RTS Award nomination

  Announced today, Seven Ages of Rock is up for an Royal Television Society Award!
  …but then you know this already.
  ‘cos you’re smart you are.
  x

  Posted by admin 29.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Photographer (or wallpaper of the month).

  
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregory_Crewdson

  I’m a sucker for photography in general so when I discovered Gregory Crewdson I thought I should post something. He’s been around for a while – I’m just a little slow on the uptake. His work is very filmic, and surreal which gives it the feeling of something you would see in a particularly vivid dream.

  Here’s a quote from the man himself: ‘I have always been fascinated by the poetic condition of twilight. By its transformative quality. Its power of turning the ordinary into something magical and otherworldly. My wish is for the narrative in the pictures to work within that circumstance. It is that sense of in-between-ness that interests me.’

  And here’s what the V&A have to say: ‘Gregory Crewdson reworks the American suburb into a stage-set for the inexplicable, often disturbing, events that take place at twilight. In creating what he calls ’frozen moments’, he has developed a process akin to the making of a feature film. Operating on an epic scale, he uses a large crew to shoot and then develop the images during post-production.

  Every detail of these images is meticulously planned and staged, in particular the lighting. In some instances, extra lighting and special effects such as artificial rain or dry ice are used to enhance a natural moment of twilight. In others, the effect of twilight is entirely artificially created.

  All the images propose twilight as a poetic condition. It is a metaphor for, and backdrop to, uncanny events that momentarily transport actors from the homeliness and security of their suburban context.’

  Check it…

  Posted by Peahead 29.10.07 • View Comments

  

• PSD Layer Styles in Afx CS3

  

  Not weird but useful new functions for After effects CS3

  Using editable Photoshop Layer Styles in After effects CS3, watch the tutorial here
  via Creative Cow

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 25.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Interactive Mural thingy

  It’s different every time according to the movements of the person walking by it. I resist the temptation to say anything about what it’s advertising and only marvel at its beautiful transience.
  Brand New School for Adobe – it’s not embeddable so here

  Posted by force justify 25.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Liars: Plaster Casts of Everything

  Once again i have no idea what this sounds like, but if the video is anything to go by then it’s probably the Devil’s music!

  via Juxtapoz

  Posted by tonguestubble 22.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Super Groom

  

  Here’s something that’s not exactly inspiring but still…

  via Empire

  Posted by tonguestubble 19.10.07 • View Comments

  

• The Mesopotamians by They Might Be Giants

  They Might Be Giants - The Mesopotamians
  
  Add to My Profile | More Videos

  Have no idea what the song’s like as I lack headphones at the mo, but the video looks great and anything featuring the name Gilgamesh gets my vote.

  Via Drawn!

  Posted by tonguestubble 17.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Snap

  

  Was walking home yesterday and spotted this gallery run by local printmakers – their window is well worth peeking through, as is the website – especially the link to how they refitted the building.

  It’s next to The Ship pub on Park Row

  Posted by tonguestubble 16.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Play Doh Bunnies? Oh yea! Play Doh Bunnies!!

  I like the smell of Play Doh. I like the smell of rabbits!! Perfect.
  Did this only take a day? Mmm… maybe not…

  Thanks Daily Motion

  Posted by Madame Raymond 15.10.07 • View Comments

  

• See through user interface

  Mitsubishi and Microsoft have developed a device that allows interaction with both the front and the back of the device. It uses a camera to display the shadows of the fingers being used at the rear on the front of the screen. Quite interesting as a user interface with additional scope for interaction goes.

  Posted by Mr Almonds 12.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Depict Shortlist

  

  See the depict shortlist here

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 12.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Tribal Wives sound-u-like?

  Could there be something in this sound by M.I.A. that’s the inspiration for the music for Tribal Wives?

  ’tis cool if it is… and we are liking “Hombre” by M.I.A.

  Posted by Madame Raymond 10.10.07 • View Comments

  

• The Meth Minute

  Episode 2 of weekly animation series by Dan Meth

  via Drawn

  Posted by tonguestubble 04.10.07 • View Comments

  

• Genius!?

  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOGNyV9ngMk

  Here are 2 examples of what may or may not be genius.

  The pic is by Justin Quinnel, from right here in Bristol. He took it and about another 60 images with a specially built pin-hole camera and put them in a book. His site is here.

  The youtube vid is the latest Gucci perfume ad by David Lynch. He did it for the cash apparently…

  both via NotCot.org

  UPDATE! apologies for the lack of embeddedness on the youtube movie – think the blog is playing up! HERE is a link to it instead

  Posted by tonguestubble 03.10.07 • View Comments

  

• 'EARTH': Planet Earth the movie

  Planet Earth gets its movie release; EARTH the movie in cinemas nationwide from 19th November.

  Posted by admin 08.10.07 • View Comments

  

• D.A.N.C.E. T.Shirts

  …this cool series of T Shirts made me kinda nostalgic. I must wear more… (but I should definitely dance less). C’est manifique non?

  Directed by Jonas and Francois of French production company 75

  via: Creative Review

  Posted by Madame Raymond 26.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Ideafixa

  

  Here’s a link to a fantastic online illustration magazine called Ideafixa. Each of the 8 available issues is made up of illustrations and photographs centered around a particular theme. The above is a photo taken from the Metropolis issue.

  Beware though – each issue works like a real magazine in that you have to flip pages manually which, when performed with a wacom pen, could lead to a RSI

  via Drawn

  Posted by tonguestubble 25.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Lovely Light

  Local friend and all round vj super star does some lovely stuff with light and surface mapping. Check out AntiVJ for some more stuff, including wii-mote controlled visuals.

  Posted by Mr Almonds 25.09.07 • View Comments

  

• the dee ee vee vee oh

  this bloke right he’s like well good yeh like he’s on telly an that like with is own prowgram yeh an now ees got like an album an single an that anits right bangin an like an there’s a dvd as well yeh

  (also – pencil crayons!! whoo!!!)

  Posted by force justify 24.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Heroes of Modbury: Plastic Bag Free World

  

  Ooh look! The Plastic Bag Free World campaign is really kicking off!

  Bristol is proud of its filmakers: Message In The Waves,

  Spread the word x

  Posted by Madame Raymond 22.09.07 • View Comments

  

• World's Greatest Elvis In The NEWS

  Here’s a link to a BBC News report on The World’s Greatest Elvis, for which BDH provide the graphics. The contest goes out on BBC 1 tomorrow night in 2 programmes – starting at 6.55 and concluding at 9.30.

  Posted by tonguestubble 22.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Frog Dance

  Here’s some more from Yo Gabba Gabba! It’s the fantastic Frog Dance by Hobo Divine!!! Check out da ladybug!

  via Cartoon Brew

  Posted by tonguestubble 20.09.07 • View Comments

  

• On Your Mark

  My lady just sent me a link to this lovely music video by one Hideo Miyazaki. As beautiful as any of his others (though with a few more guns)

  Posted by tonguestubble 19.09.07 • View Comments

  

• ISO50

  

  This bloke is great, and has just updated his website into a blog ease, so check him out. He also makes music under the name of Tycho – ambient weirdness in the style of Boards of Canada.

  Posted by tonguestubble 17.09.07 • View Comments

  

• AAW HELL NO!

  

  via EmpireOnline

  Posted by tonguestubble 17.09.07 • View Comments

  

• HSA Aliens sighting

  

  Further sightings of the Aliens featured in the recent HSA advert.

  Spotted at 11.25pm on the Isle of Wight.

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 17.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Chocolate and gorillas

  So…new Cadbury’s ad. I love it, but not everyone does. In fact some bloggers on Creative Review’s site are incensed! The main theme for not liking it appears to be that people can’t see the point of it, but I say who cares about the point? It’s brilliant!!

  Posted by Peahead 14.09.07 • View Comments

  

• War Of The Worlds

  

  Here’s a link to a web comic adaptation of War Of The Worlds from Dark Horse, with artwork by D’Israeli. Watch those stiff upper lips fry!

  Via Drawn!

  Posted by tonguestubble 14.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Mr Potter

  I recorded the full programme of this on its first transmission and must have watched it until the tape wore out.

  There is not much more I can say about it, you just have to watch it.

  Posted by BurningFencePost 12.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Modern Toss / Accident & Emercency

  I’m enjoying Modern Toss=

  I like the framing on this….

  And I’m enjoying their site yea?

  “See ya!!”

  Posted by Madame Raymond 07.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Im scared of science

  

  Human/animal embryo experiments, cloning pets, cloning for human organs, genetically modified virusus for nanotechnology.

  These are a few of my favourite things.

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 04.09.07 • View Comments

  

• Fuerzabruta Showtastic

  

  Check this out:

  Fuerzabruta

  …saw it in Edinburgh, C’est manifique!

  Posted by Madame Raymond 29.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Great Bit O' Recycling

  

  For all you budding model makers, here’s an incredible feat of paper engineering (not to mention junk food consumption)

  Posted by tonguestubble 22.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Google Patents

  

  Another facet of Google, Patent Search!

  If your a semi-tech-nerd like me look at this, you can search through lots of inventions on Google patents search, its also got lots of lovelly tech drawings for things like this ‘futuristic weapon’, candy floss machines and more…

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 20.08.07 • View Comments

  

• The Origin of the "Bottle" line

  Keeping with the comedy theme, here is a clip of Tom Waits on a chat show in 1976. Just for anyone here who isn’t of the opinion that the man is a genius.

  via Bedazzled

  Posted by BurningFencePost 17.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Man to Man with Dean Learner

  I ave to admit I mizzed ziss Man to Man on ze television…

  But I am in lurve vizz its comic timing… non?

  Thank you YouTube

  Posted by Madame Raymond 16.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Skittles Gags

  

  I’ve been enjoying these crap Skittles gags from Aardmans.

  One a day commercials. neat idea.

  via. goskittleyourself.com

  Posted by Madame Raymond 15.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Yo Gabba Gabba

  

  This looks and sounds extraordinary – a kids show created by a member of The Aquabats featuring regular contributions from Biz Markie, Dan the Automater and Mark Mothersbaugh (ex of Devo)

  A true successor to Seasame Street? Check out this article for more (including a sample of Biz’s Beat of the Day)

  UPDATE! – check out this US TV report for a small interview with the show’s creator and a glimpse of Elijah Wood performing The Puppet Dance

  via Drawn

  Posted by tonguestubble 15.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Don't try to understand 'em, just rope and throw and brand 'em

  This guy buys mix tapes from Oxfam shops and puts them on the web.

  via I Like

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Did you see Later with Jools?

  That crazy table thing that bloke with Bjork was playing, well its a real thing.

  via I like

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• You thought we wouldn't notice...

  Here is a blog dedicated to uncovering work that has been “homaged” from somewhere else.

  via Drawn

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Visual Music

  Here is a link to some nice animation from the Visual Music Marathon.

  via Cartoon Brew

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• The Drinky Crow Show

  Keeping up my reputation as resident comic nerdy boy (like so), here’s another comic book originated piece of animation from the legendary Tony Millionaire. It’s the first 30 seconds of a series he is doing for Adult Swim on the Cartoon Network.

  If you like it, see more of his stuff here.

  By the way, do not watch this if you are in anyway, feeling peaky.

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Another Comic Originated short

  (lots of rendering today)

  This time from illustrious master of all humankind, Chris Ware.

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Wanna see something Scary?

  This is a short adapted from the comic book Biologic Show, by Al Columbia.

  Biologic Show

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Pure Genius, Scroobius

  Saving British Hip-Hop.

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Down with Men in Pants

  Via Bibi’s Box

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Kaboom!

  I enjoyed this little war movie Kaboom!

  via PES

  Posted by Madame Raymond 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Carnival Girl

  

  Want some more?

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Don't cha wish your girlfriend was a geek like me...

  The comic book world is a wonderful place, people.

  Trick your woman into liking what you like.

  Strange, but very, very true.

  via: Journalista

  Posted by BurningFencePost 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• ice ice baby

  

  I am so cool

  This was Octopussy’s set at the very excellent Bloom Festival this weekend. They were two members down so substituted 2 children and an icecream – obviously.

  Posted by force justify 14.08.07 • View Comments

  

• The Company

  

  Gorgeous titles for an American mini-series – reminiscent of watership down…

  via Heavy-Backpack

  Posted by tonguestubble 13.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Start as you mean to go on...

  Lets go with the animation links.

  Beverage break cinema:

  Bendito Machine by Jossie Malis.

  Posted by BurningFencePost 13.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Star Flat

  
  http://www.gluesociety.com.au/

  Check out Star Stories on this Glue Society site.

  ‘cos it’s a flash site you’ll have to look for Star Flat under Work; Glue TV; Star Flat

  It’s kinda like Star Stories or Stella Street but, it seems, with lookalikes.
  nice ’n short.

  Posted by Madame Raymond 10.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Stuffed

  

  Monkey Duck and more soft mutants from Lucy Bailey

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 10.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Agro Art

  

  Hokusai’s 36 Views of Mount Fuji planted in a rice paddy, available to view until harvest in September.

  via Hypedis & irakny.com

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 10.08.07 • View Comments

  

• yeeuh.

  you know it.

  Posted by force justify 09.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Be Kind Rewind

  

  Taking a break from messing around with Rubik’s Cubes and advertising computers, Michel Gondry directed a film featuring Jack Black and Mos Def as two guys trying to rebuild there video shop’s library of movies after an accident leads to all the tapes being wiped. The pic above is their attempt at Ghostbusters.

  via AICN

  Posted by tonguestubble 09.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Space Strings

  

  GReaat video – check out their other stuff too.

  via Cartoon Brew

  Posted by tonguestubble 08.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Simpsons yourself right up!

  
  http://www.simpsonsmovie.com/main.html

  You can now make a lovely image of yourself on the Simpson’s movie website. Simply create the avatar, copy the screen and customise in Photoshop, and hey presto! You have an image of yourself as a Simpson. Then all you need to do is work out why…

  Posted by Peahead 07.08.07 • View Comments

  

• The wait is over ladies...

  

  At last – a Jamie Hewlitt vibrator!!!

  via Drawn

  Posted by tonguestubble 07.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Giants

  

  Giant Photo Realist sculptures…this isnt a sculpture of me by the way….

  See more here

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• TV Idents Archive

  Heres a useful resource, a pretty comprehensive archive of TV network idents…

  TV idents here…

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• HOLY ANIMAL CRIME SCENE / minority report!

  Aaargh the futures arrived again!

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Shoot Art

  

  Remember Tim Hunkin, he used to be on TV in the 80’s, he was a mad professer type who’d show you how a vhs recorder worked with some iron filings and a piece of selotape, he’s still going and making mad machines like this Art Apocolypse machine.

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Why aren't you drawing now!?

  

  Sometimes you see stuff which makes you feel like you should be doing more, this is not the greatest stuff ive ever seen, but it looks quite effortless and…fun and does make me think why are you not drawing now!?

  Evan Spiridellis Life Drawing Blog

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Wise words from Mr Hirst

  
  School report

  Mr Hirst was my Graphics teacher when i was 13, i now have a blunt Wacom and grubby hands but am not afraid to ask. He also taught geography and computer studies (before computers existed)

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Best Fwends Vid

  Talking of Gondry, here is my friend Libby’s music video she did on her animation MA recently at UWE, it features my cupboard and Orla’s shoes.

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Clever Clogs

  

  Strange bendy cgi people with nice (french) idea…

  Here

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• IF KEITH RICHCARDS WAS AN ILLUSTRATOR

  

  Pencils made from human ashes…
  (via boingboing ) & *

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Revolutionary Art

  

  Wicked collections of Chinese clip art from the Cultural Revolution era.

  Here
  Here
  & Here

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Banal Nostalgia

  Tape cassette label design archive, its top honest…

  http://www.tapedeck.org/

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Aliens day off

  

  The HSA liens Day Off

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• BEDMINSTER

  

  Art

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Nice Illustration

  

  Originally seen on Drawn i think. Here for more.

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Gondrey Loves Computers

  Gondrey does an ad for HP about how he uses computers….

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Depict 07

  Its Depict time again…

  Deadline Monday 3rd September

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Steven Wiltshire

  

  You may remember Steven from Blue Peter in the eighties, he was this kid with autism who could draw amazingly detailed pictures from memory. Now and again i’ll remember him and look him up on his website and you see these quite nice detailed drawings and i think yeah theyre ok, what was all the fuss about, then you read the info and its a view of san francisco that he visited about 5 years before and he did it from memory and then i find myself swearing with amazement, for instance he spent nearly a week doing a detailed mural drawing of Tokyo’s cityscape after just a 20 minute helicopter ride over the city. I bet he never forgets his packed lunch.
  Refresh your memory here
  Picture via lineandcolours.com

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Lifelong Friendship Society

  

  Brilliantly consistently odd work from these guys

  Lifelong Friendship Society

  Posted by admin 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Whoa!

  Ridiculously Cool Technology – Watch more free videos

  Posted by tonguestubble 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Nice bit of graphic animation

  
  SKETCHTRAVEL-Official Clip
  Uploaded by Geraldraws

  via drawn

  Posted by tonguestubble 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Hamas Mickey Mouse Teaches Terror To Kids

  via drawn

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• Man & Cat

  

  Lovely bit of loose roto-scoping for Jamie Liddell’s yougotmeup video. Follow the link then click the first pic on the very left.

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• Le Duel

  HERE is an innovative french web ad.

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• Idle Hands

  Nobody is more excited about the Transformers movie than these “people”

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• Pants man!

  yup

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• Excellent

  

  For those who have any interest in “gaming”, here is a countdown of the 25 worst pieces of computer game box art ever. Number one is both artistic and conceptual genius.

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• Gondry vs. Rubiks 2 (except it's not 2 it's 1)

  The first one is a sequel to this one

  The first one was a sequel to this one.

  Posted by tonguestubble 03.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Gondry vs. Rubiks

  Here is Michel Gondry doing wierd things with a rubik’s cube

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• Waste Some Time

  

  www.digitaldoodle.co.uk

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• The Danish Poet

  

  href=“http://www.nfb.ca/webextension/oscars/index.php?lg=en”>Oscar-winning animation in full on the National Film Board of Canada website. Very good!

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• My Love

  

  Check out this trailer for the new short by Oscar Winner Alexander Petrov. He animates by painting on glass with oil pastels. Fucking Amazing

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• The work of PES

  A tribute to early gaming.

  A skateboard is a man’s best friend

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• Anim about a dead man

  

  Ryan Larkin, canadian animator extrodinare is dead.
  Here is a link to a tribute where you can read about him, see some of his work and most interestingly watch the Oscar-winning, animated, bio-short “Ryan” by Chris Landreth which is brill.

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• Foldings

  First, how to fold a shirt in 2 seconds!

  …and then those crazy Japanese are at it again with this lovely bit o’ furniture

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• Zombies a' plenty

  

  ZOMBIEDOLLARS is a site featuring many zombies, including mine.

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• Hamster eats broccoli shock

  …it’s good he’s eating his greens.

  Via YouTube

  Posted by Madame Raymond 06.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Making a Stand (For What it's Worth)

  Newsreader Mika Brzezenski, completely infuriated by her producers repeated attempts to make Paris Hilton’s release from prison the lead story, refuses to read the script and then tries to set it alight – all live on air.

  Via YouTube

  Posted by dukeofrochdale 03.08.07 • View Comments

  

• Smith & Foulkes Platform anim

  

   By the fellas who did the honda grrrr thing, it’s a stop motion festival intro film. Mainly shot with a digital SLR
  
  via Drawn

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• Talking Cat from YouTube

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• http://www.thebigask.com/

  “http://www.thebigask.com/
  check out the video wall!

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