My friend Andrew and I went to F5 today, and a lot of other people did too apparently. We had to snag seats in the balcony for the first part but moved to floor seats after lunch. It worked out because the presentations got better as the day went on. I was very excited to hear Asif Mian speak as part of 1stAveMachine’s presentation and speaking to him out in the lounge later on was a bonus.
I am slippin! I missed posting this fantastic video for Depeche Mode’s Wrong. Helmed by one of my favourite directors, Patrick Daughters, this one reminds me a lot of David Fincher. Thanks for the heads up Dean!
Really diggin’ these transitioning portraits by Nienke Klunder. This series, from a soldier to a clown, is actually a lot more gradual – I’ve only included half the images. It reminds me of that one scene-change in Adam Freeland’s We Want Your Soul where the guy is holding a tv remote and suddenly he’s a soldier holding an M-16. (Love that video)
Photos by Katherine Squier. A talented little shutterbug, and a Booooooom Flickr Pool veteran. Texas.
I mentioned last week that I was invited out to F5 and I just made the last minute decision to go! I’ll be there for the rest of the week so I’ll be updating you from over there! Here’s what I’ll be looking at during the flight. Talk soon!
This stop-motion by Takeuchi Taijin (Dokugyunyu) is fantastic! The changes in perspective really take this to the next level.
via: wooster
If your Twitter account was recently compromised by the Mikeyy worm (like mine was) your wallpaper was probably reset. Nate Williams comes to the rescue with some nice tiling hand-drawn beauties!
Photos by Daniel Shea. Chicago. This first photo wow, there’s so much brick happenin’ here its crazy!
