Scratch Cassette
February 9th, 2010Alexis Malbert a.k.a. TapeTronic knows how to handle oldskool audio cassettes. The first video shows you his different scratch cassettes, the second one some weird customised tapes and tapedecks.
Popcorn Clouds
February 8th, 2010I would be soo happy to see such nice clouds over Berlin! But no, it doesn’t look like that the winter will end soon. I’ve actually been offline during the last few days because they can’t connect my new place to the internetz due to the frozen ground.
Photos by April Cakes
Sign Out
February 8th, 2010“Sign Out” by Josef Schulz is a collection of digital manipulated photographs of billboards which Josef took along highways in the USA. You might also want to have a look at his other series “Sachliches & Formen“.
CBS Building
February 3rd, 2010The CBS Building in Tokyo is a small office building designed by Dasic Architects. It’s very simple, what a surprise, and it’s white.I guess that the Jag belongs to the boss.
found at The Architectural Review
Drift
February 3rd, 2010Drift is short movie made by Theo Tagholm, he used a digital stills camera to create the stop motion animation. It’s quite hard to describe it, the effects and fades is definitely different than most other stop motion animations. Maybe you should just watch it.
found at Kottke
Plaza
February 3rd, 2010Plaza by Jim Lambie. They’re just plastic shopping bags leaking paint, but I like it.
found at vvork
Walter Van Beirendonck F/W 2010
February 1st, 2010“Take a W-Ride” is the title of Walter Van Beirendonck his Fall Winter 2010 collection. This is the funniest fashion stuff I’ve seen since Agatha Ruiz de la Prada her Fall Winter 2009 collection.
Photos by Sonny Vandevelde.
Het Klokhuis Titles
February 1st, 2010Johnny Kelly and Jethro Haynes were asked to create new title sequences for the Dutch children TV programme Het Klokhuis (apple core), I even watched it when I was still a kid. In this TV show the explain all kinds of things and I guess they will also show how they made these new opening titles. Johnny and Jethro decided to do a stop frame animation with 3D printed apples. For each frame they had to print an other state of the apple. Very impressive! I wish they would have used and explained rapid prototype to me back then …
found at creative review
