2016-06-12
2016-06-06
We are thrilled to be sharing Jeff Scher’s latest creation, and a new technique he calls “Can-imation”. The process involves a tin can on rollers and brushed on paint, eventually overlaid on top of itself, creating a energetic juxtaposition of colors and textures. Racing squiggles, blobs, smears, dots, and splashes all are invited to this paint party!
2016-05-31
Chris Hopewell brings us Radiohead’s latest music video which spans decades in vernacular as well as song inception. Although only officially released this year, Thom Yorke had mentioned the song in a blog way back in 2005, played live snippets in concert in 2006 and 2008, and posted the full lyrics to the song in 2007.
2016-05-16
OSSA is a short gem from Italian artist Dario Imbrogno, for the creative boutique Withstand Film. Dancing on the line of deconstruction and formation, this piece is a powerful example of the metaphorical capabilities of stop motion artistry. OSSA shows a metamorphosis in the human form, as well as environment. In addition we get a nicely composed sound design to accompany the graceful moves of Imbrogno’s masterful craft.
2016-04-24
Made in Spain may be the stop-motion’ed, modernized, and relocated answer to Monty Python’s Flying Circus. Not that we even knew what the question was. Nor should there ever be an explanation for absurd juxtapositions like these. All the while, Coke Riobóo prods us to acknowledge the satirical situations at hand. We can’t wait to see the full piece, and see what other crazy shenanigans are taking place in Spain, while we watch behind our computer monitors in awe!