This is probably the best short film I have ever seen using only a camera phone. Director Thomas Hilland was asked to make the most out of Nokia N8′s smartphone camera. If the quality of the film doesn’t do it for you, I know I especially enjoyed the rotund men running around in costumes, battling each other with remote controlled dragonflies. Music was by the British band, Kap Bambino.
November 12th, 2010
Massachusetts based artist Sydney Hardin’s work questions the relationship between the female gender and the media and asks the viewer why over simplified representations of female sexuality are aimed at male and female consumers alike. I am really enjoying her work, not to mention the name of her website! ( http://www.giantvagina.com/ )
November 12th, 2010
Some fun new paintings and drawings by Misaki Kawai. We featured her in our print edition a few years back with a full interview. Copies are still available HERE.
November 11th, 2010
You wouldn’t think that crocheting could be made exciting but Olek has managed to push it to the extreme, crocheting anything that comes in her path.
November 11th, 2010
November 11th, 2010
There is something peaceful and almost soothing about the charming characters in Edward Kinsella’s illustrations.
November 11th, 2010
Yesterday I posted the work of Sophie Crumb and I know we’ve posted R. Crumb‘s work at some point or another so it only makes sense to keep things in the family and post Sophie’s mother, Alina Kominsky Crumb‘s work as well. The three of them put together make a trifecta of underground comics and illustrative genius.
November 11th, 2010
Photographs by Brisbane artist Michelle Knowles. She shows us the familiar next to the unusual in an attempt to transform the mundane into magical.
