Facts About Projection from Studiocanoe on Vimeo.
Tell him I'm fucking coming!
Some mad good editing, cutting and video vs. audio stuff going on in this one.
Quotes which will escape unless I put them here
The Sea is just a wetter version of the sky / Regina Spektor They were shadows, little bundles of grey noise / Silent Witness, S 13, E 2,
You're not an artist Peggy- you solve problems / Madmen, S 3, E 2
Gym Class Magazine
A nice magazine I spotted over at the Newspaper Club- I even got some nice little badges to boot-
Found on Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill
Back like cooked crack: Them Thangs
Interactive vs. Reactive
I wrote this blog over on the Moving Brands website (under the pen name Rex McWhirter):
PAPPELTALKS from vizage on Vimeo.
Found this via the fantastic today and tomorrow blog. This CD cover designed by Hubero Kororo, leaks ink upon opening, thus creating a unique artwork where the user completes the design. T&T described the project as ‘interactive’ and I suppose to a degree it is. The fact that the trigger, and process, by which it creates surprise and mystery, is characteristic of a lot of interaction design. But I think it’s more reactive, the process can only be controlled a little and it’s a one time only event. There is something very beautiful about it and I find something really refreshing in the analogue, physical way it works.
The future is now!
