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Willie the Whopper in Stratos Fear- Ub Iwerks 1933
25 Jul
Another psychedelic oldie from the studio of Ub Iwerks. The character designs on this one are incredible. For more information on Ub Iwerks see my post from April 24th, 2015:
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Cronenberg – POD Wants To Know You
25 Jul
On the Neural-Net recognition bandwagon, Cronenberg presents a lysergic fueled technological dystopian vision of implanted recommendation chips. While this nightmare may well become reality in a few short decades (or you can Sign-Up Now…), the deadly-serious satire and nightmarish visuals give pause for thought about the future of technological guidance and hallucination.
“POD (Personal On-demand) is an emotional sensory learning and data-mining organism designed to enhance your life. This state of the art biotech implant will guarantee you personalized recommendations that are 99.999% relevant all the time. POD grows with you to become an intuitive companion, fulfilling your deepest desires on demand.”
Sydney Opera House / Living Mural
21 JulGlobal animation project coordinated by Universal Everything.
Animation Sequences:
01, Block: Universal Everything –
02, Burst: Patch d. Keyes – http://patchdkeyes.co.uk/
03, Fill: Drew Tyndell – http://drewtyndell.com/
04, Chase: Tymote – http://tymote.jp/
05, Multiply: Nicolas Ménard – http://nicolasmenard.com/
06, Climb: Parallel Teeth – http://parallelteeth.com/
07, Rise: KClogg – http://kclogg.tumblr.com/
08, Twist: Matt Scharenboich – http://mattscharenbroich.com/
09, Wind: Váscolo – http://vascolo.com.ar/
10, Swarm: Universal Everything
11, Calm: Zutto – http://zuttoworld.com/
12, Float: Cindy Suen – http://cindysuen.tumblr.com/
13, Power: Masanobu Hiraoka – http://vimeo.com/user6065152
14, Slide: Ori Toor – http://oritoor.com/
15, Spin: Ori Toor
16, Wave: Váscolo
17, Construct: DXMIQ – http://dxmiq.com/
18, Growth: DXMIQ
19, Flow: Ruff Mercy – http://ruffmercy.com/
20, Scatter: Caleb Wood – http://vimeo.com/calebwood
21, Shrink: Bee Grandinetti – http://behance.net/grandinetti
22, Noise: Takcom – http://takafumitsuchiya.com/
23, Attack: MixCode – http://mixcode.tv
24, Boom: nöbl – http://nobl.tv
25, Bounce: Matt Abbiss – http://abbiss.co/
26, Ricochet: Matt Frodsham – http://mattfrodsham.com/
27, Splash: Guille Comin – http://guillermocomin.com/
28, Bang: Universal Everything
29, Embrace: Matt Frodsham
30, Melt: Caleb Wood
31, Stripe: Matt Abbiss
MELT – An AV Trip to Nowhere (pts.1-5)
18 Jul
Se Méfier! Melt your eyeballs with 5 short and sharp 30sec bytes of flashing, retro-geometric animation. You’ve been warned…
“It’s Alright (Baby’s Coming Back)” by Eurythmics
12 JulThe 80s are an interesting period for psychedelic aesthetics. Hippies were declared outdated by punk rock in the 70s and after that psychedelic aesthetics had to blend with the images of the time to stay relevant. And they did — with great success. A lot of the visual tropes of psychedelic aesthetics had already established themselves in visual culture. Straight lines and plain surfaces now cooled down the arabesque imagination of the 60s, yet still shapes constantly morphed into each other and lines began dancing out of nowhere. What used to be associated with the influence of mind altering substances now got linked to limitless possibilities of new technology and media.
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