Category: Other Media
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Gashlycrumb Tinies
Man, Amberglow keeps finding just the best sites. I don’t know what this person’s daily surfing looks like but I gotta get me some of those bookmarks. Take for instance The Gashlycrumb Tinies, an alphabet primer with the just the most gruesome twist. I particularly like N.
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Dirty Wallpaper
Oooh! Very Pretty Pictures. It doesn’t look like graffiti, but it claims to be street art. I’m not sure what that means. Via here. Correction: Well, actually, the more I look at it, the clearer it is that it is graffiti. It’s just really, really well done graffiti. How come my neighborhood is just filled…
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Art for Under $20
Bringing art to the masses. Nice.
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Karma Ghost
Karma Ghost is a nice animated short that drives home the consequences to your bad actions. It says it won some kind of Sundance film award.
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Naked Gremlin
There’s something strangely appealing about some of David Chien’s quirky illustrations.
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Cork Dolls
Delightfully charming cork doll figures. I don’t know if these would be as wonderful if seen in person, but the photography and presentation on the Internet makes them truly amazing. Thanks MeFi.
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Don’t Wait For Mother Nature
Mmmm, smell the satire: Beauty Kit for Little Girls. Quicktime video, disturbing, delightful.
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Is that the Getty?
Since when did the Getty start exhibiting avant guard art? The last time I was there, I didn’t find the art that compelling (as opposed to the building’s architecture and views which are obviously spectacular). Still, Bill Viola: The Passions looks interesting. The video clips as presented on the internet don’t do much for me,…
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Just in case…
You know, I wasn’t going to blog Rate My Tattoo (Not Safe for Work). The first couple of times I saw the link to it, I wasn’t even going to click through it. But you know, I know me, and I know that eventually, I’m going to be in conversation with somebody, and for some…
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Letters to Theo
I’ve always kind of wanted to read through Vincent van Gogh’s letters to his brother Theo. Van Gogh’s Letters Unabridged & Annotated looks like a fantastic resource. Excuse me while I go lose myself for hours.