Love all these classic TV logos. The simple animations, and the music! haha, soo nice.
Logos used:
Viacom (V of Doom) , Paramount Television, Hanna-Barbera, PBS (Weird Popping face), Simitar Entertainment Inc., Worldvision Enterprises, DIC (kid in bed ,Childrens Television Workshop, Genesis, Wireless, Global Enterprises, Screen Gems, ITC, UBU (who doesnt remember UBU?), Metromedia Television, NET, Rankin Bass, WGBH (Best tune ever!), Worldvision Home Video
Kjetil Vatne // http://www.flickr.com/photos/kjetil_vatne/2877836593/
I bought a weird and cool book in Tokyo by Ken Ohyama called “Junction”. Its basically photos of huge concrete junctions around Tokyo / Japan. I found his Flickr-profile and he has posted tons of interesting photos. Check out his huge “Interchange” gallery.
Ken Ohyama // Junction
This is so cool it hurt my ears. Hot mama I love the internet.
This is a project based on the awesome juggernaught of a movie is ALIENS, one of the greatest works of art in the history of cinema
US Capitol Under Construction, Washington, DC // jasonpowell @ Flickr
Combine two photos from different times and voila, you have this brilliant gallery over at Flickr. Ultracool!
Just for fun!
No Pain I !! Not really sure why I bothered to make this, but here it is!
- Jayenkai
We posted a link to the great ToneMatrix a while back. IKEA have made their own based on kitchen appliances. You can record your own tune and be a part of some lame competition. But its fun to create silly small tunes! Check out the shiiit-track!
IKEA Hvitevarer // hvitevaremix.no
I went to Tokyo for the first time back in ‘08. Such an incredible fascinating city! Maybe not the very typical holiday photo-album, but hey, those are boring, right? Anyways, photos: (oh, and you can view them larger by clicking them..)
Tokyo from the Mori Tower Bar // Kim Erlandsen
Me and some friends made this blockbusting service back in 1999 or so. Its basically a very fun and childish way to surf your favorite websites PORNSTYLE! It crashed a time back, but now its back! Go get your pornolize baby; w w w . p o r n o l i z e . c o m!
pornolize.com
My desktop for 20 minutes visualized through Anatoly Zenkov's java-applet
Its really fascinating to monitor the movements of your mouse. This little brilliant application do just that. Lines are mousemovement and dots are stops (bigger dots, longer stops). Check out the authors image and more at Flickr.
Create your own:
(Run it and leave in background. “S” – save image. “R” – restart.Savefiles end up in the same directory as the application.)
3 hours of Photoshop // Anatoly Zenkov
Peter Stormare is an awesome actor overall, but the fact that he always plays either german or russian kind of bums me out since he´s a pure viking from Sweden. Besides from his role as the Russian Cosmonaut in Armageddon he really havent done that much that´ll put an actuall smile on your face. Thats until these commercials for Wolkswagen came that is. They´ve actually allmost become classics for me already and the second and third is allso the best ones of these commercials wich you can see by clicking “Read More”.
What time is it? Time to unpimp ze auto!
Personally I am not the biggest fan of abstract art, but from time to time I stumble upon beautiful work. Here are some nice pieces by Aleksandra Rdest
Rdest uses a language drawn from weather patterns; inspired by sound waves, clouds, particles and cells on a microscopic level. The point of departure for these works is growth and decay; cellular division and multiplication, weather patterns biological colonization. Rdest’s love affair with colour gives rise to these paintings which are created by richly layering veils of paint to form a deep surface.
I just saw Simon Cederquist’s exhibition at Fotomessen here in Norway. I love his weird dreamy and heavy edited photos and his online portfolio showcase lots of his great work. Visit simoncederquist.com.
Simon Cederquist Photography //simoncederquist.com
Im not a dad, yet (or in any distant future..), but when I become one im so gonna be a part of this gallery! Check them out – the DADS IN SHORTS !!
Dr. No (Pants) // http://dadsinshortshorts.blogspot.com
The Royal Castle, Oslo, Norway // Kim Erlandsen
I live in the capitol of Norway, Oslo. Some people say its butt ugly, USA Today say its the most expensive city in the world. Oslo was founded around 1048, burned down in 1624, rebuilt and got its name Oslo in 1925 (previously named “Christiania / Kristiania”).
Lots of people dislike how it look, but after living here for 15 years or so I have learned to both love it and hate it. These photos try to view Oslo from a different side as well as the postcard type-ish… Hope you like them. Or hate them.
Ive never visited Madrid, but I fell in love with the city when I saw ’s photos over at Behance. Check out his wonderful photos of the city.
David Terrazas // Madrid
Baggy Bottom Boys by Jokers Of The Scene truly have a special oldschool feeling in it and the highly psychedelic musicvideo just make this shiiit better!
JOTS’ recent remixes for the likes of Mika, Acid Girls and Burns have been making waves in forward-thinking DJ sets and blog charts alike. Their original tune “Baggy Bottom Boys” has become a signature anthem – an enormous dance track that’s as moody as it is ecstatic. It’s a perfect introduction to JOTS, whose sound continues to mutate from straight-up club bangers into a deeper, darker strain of electronic dance music that’s completely original and exciting.
Fede Alvarez made this 5 minute sci-fi flic, posted it on Youtube and got headhunted by Hollywood.
aM laboratory
“Simple sinewave synthesizer triggered by an ordinary 16step sequencer.” Yeah.. go visit lab.andre-michelle.com and waste your precious time.
Ok, I dont know much about Ibai Acevedo, and I cant read Spanish that good, but the photos are incredible! Check out the photoblog!
http://ibaiacevedo.com/
A raw yet beautiful and powerful musicvideo for the track ‘In Silence’ by Thursday directed by SSSR.
Old but still absolutely kick ass video by Huoratron!
National Geographic // Extraordinary Animals in the Womb
A new show from National Geographic Documentary called “Extraordinary Animals in the Womb” gives us these brilliant photos. Check out thisblogrules.com for more.
Lovely series by Jake Michaels. He shot 95 7elevens, all within the Los Angeles City Limits
All photo were shot between 03:00-05:00 am. Check out the series here!
The good people over at booooooom.com just compiled a beautiful list of 64 photos by 64 photographers. Check it out, good stuff!
Photo: Jolijn Snijders
Fun little stop motion video by Nicke Jacobsson. The video contains 3000 photos. Fasten your seatbelts.
Hunting and training father christmas for export from Finland. Theese videos really puts me in to christmas-mode.
Asianposes.com shows you how to pose like a true Asian. Kawaii!
http://asianposes.com/
Photo: Alexey Titarenko
Russian photographer Alexey Titarenko produce really scary yet beautiful photography. Check out his webpage, and make sure you browse through the “City Of Shadows” (1992-1994).
Mike Carroll’s Hangover Flip: Lakai Limited Footwear Commercial
Rick Lakai Commercial
We´re in a videofeast-period here, and this one.. this is probably the coolest music-video-thingy ever!
The sounds in this video are ACTUAL sounds from the Jeep. Everyone began rehearsing their parts 2 weeks before we shot the video. It took us 7 hours of filming to get a solid take.
The Hydra team assembled an entire still-life spread; fruits, cheeses, flowers, fish, and an uncooked pheasant. They then sealed it off in a 6×6 foot plexiglass box. 3 DSLrs, set at varying angles, were set to shoot a frame every 5 minutes for 11 days. Meanwhile, co-director Chris Mauch began to design a series of “little men,” some cute and cuddly, some not so much. In Maya, Chris and our team of volunteer animators and modelers began to build and rig the creatures.
Love how Meindbender Animation Studio from Sweden worked out Cartoon Network`s ID. Just beautiful.
The Duplicators – Cartoon Network ID shortie from Meindbender on Vimeo.
bra bilder som alltid!