Category: Other Media

Well, now there is a coincidence. I was just mentioning to somebody that I’d like to eventually go see Ireland, and what do I happen upon but a bunch of Time Lapse Road Movies that allow you to take a road tour of Ireland as well as Spain and Australia and a whole bunch of…

I’m not sure what’s going on with Indigen. Well, I know there’s some pretty graphic cartoon style violence, and some interestingly rendered 3D work (picture Wallace and Gromit meets Itchy and Scratchy, but in Africa), but outside of that, I don’t have any idea. It’s a major download, so only try it if you’ve got…

The Video for Bright Eyes song “Bowl of Oranges” is pretty interesting. It’s a little like claymation except they appear to be using yarn and cut out pieces of paper. Pretty cool, go check it out (site requires free registration).

Holy crap – it’s like every scooby doo or wyle coyote trap ever invented. Very cool. More info here. Thanks for the point Andre

Xeni Jardin of Boing Boing fame pointed to the Six Space gallery which is showing Nathan Cabrera’s “Throwing Rocks at Girls” through April. While on the gallery’s site, I noticed that they have a benefit planned that looks like it might be worth checking out. I’m not nearly involved enough in the local LA gallery…

Nina Beier’s site features some good work, some uneven work, and some truly great work. I particularly liked some of the work in Unseen in category 2. Some parts not entirely work safe.

These are great. With some of these, I want to hear the albums so bad, but I’ll just have to content myself with savoring the coolness/weirdness/whateverness in mute awe.

The first 66 seconds of I had a weird dream… are FAN…TAS…TIC. After that it falls apart and never quite lives up the the promise. It’s actually kind of disappointing in a way. Still, thanks for the point Amberglow.

The science of flirting: “It’s not entirely surprising, given the levels of ambiguity and deception to which they are subjected, that males tend to become confused.” So then not my fault. Excellent. Now, how can I turn this knowledge to my own nefarious purposes?

I think I may want to take the time to read The Need to Believe a little later. It’s the story of a child coming to terms with a parents artwork; trying to come to terms with its value and place in the world after the father’s death. I’d read it now, but my attention…