“Greedy Boy.” By Kim Young Ha.
A boy eats everything he can and doesn’t know when to stop. That’s about the jist of it. Enjoy!
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“Greedy Boy.” By Kim Young Ha.
A boy eats everything he can and doesn’t know when to stop. That’s about the jist of it. Enjoy!
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Although it’s technically a music video for Jonathan Boulet’s “A Community Service Announcement,” please indulge this “inspired call to arms for 21st century dreamers” for its risky art direction and beautiful filmography.
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Check out this video tour of Google Chrome’s most prominent features. It’s put together artfully well and is quite enjoyable.
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This 1982 animated short by Tim Burton is terrifyingly brilliant. Whether you are a Burton follower or not, you will surely enjoy this impeccable work of art and literature (yeah, there’s a rhyming scheme).
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Lakai Limited Footwear Presents: Carroll’s Hangover.
Directed by Johannes Gamble / Federico Vitetta.
I love how the directors follow the action of the skateboard with the camera instead of focusing on the human subject. Add slo-mo to the mix and this great camerawork results in an impressive and awesome work of art.
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This clock features an LCD face that plays a 12-hour loop of an old guy telling the time by painstakingly erasing and re-recording each minute as it goes by with nothing but an eraser and a marker. At the moment I’m kinda second guessing that there really is a man trapped behind the clock telling the time for us..
This video was taken at Design Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach 2009.
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You’ve seen the video that takes you inside Tim Burton’s brilliantly creative mind. Now here’s the artwork he was talking about. The Museum of Modern Art will be featuring a Tim Burton exhibit from now until April 26. If you’re in the NYC area you should definitely check it out. If you can’t make it, be sure to look in the gallery below to see what you’re missing; it includes over 40 Burton pieces!
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Artist Oliver Kosta-Théfaine uses a disposable BIC lighter to burn magnificent paintings onto room ceilings. Check out his work in the gallery below.
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If you’re a fan of director/producer/writer/artist Tim Burton be sure to check out this video of Mr. Burton behind-the-scenes at his gallery exhibit at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Exhibit details are below.
“Opening [11/22] and running through till April 26 next year, Tim Burton is exhibiting a host of drawings, paintings and sketches all of which have been collated throughout his illustrious career. The exhibition takes place at New York’s Museum of Modern Art where further Burton works will be available to purchase. This video gives a fairly in depth behind-the-scenes insight to the way in which the exhibition came about, and what it means to Mr. Burton. If you’re in New York over the period, get down to this one and see how many pieces you can spot that inspired or are inspired by the films of the celebrated director.”
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…with RUBIK’S CUBES. It took two months to complete.
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