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fIRST

13 Mar

Peppermelon‘s imaginary friends.

Kraftwerk’s Autobahn animated by Roger Mainwood

4 Mar

I don’t know if you ever thought about Kraftwerk as a psychedelic group, but this animation by Roger Mainwood certainly brings out all those trippy qualities in the music.

Actually, Kraftwerk started as a group of long-haired experimental krautrock jam hippies. You don’t believe it? Convince yourself:

Journey through the inner worlds by Sander Bos

28 Feb

Young visionary artist Sander Bos takes us beyond the fabric of reality.

Sita Sings the Blues – The Ramayana gone psychedelic

25 Feb

Sita Sings the Blues is a 2008 animated rendition of the great Indian epic The Ramayana, written, directed, produced and animated by American artist Nina Paley.

Hinduism has always had a distinct psychedelic style, but The opening sequence, which is like an animated introduction to Hindu mythology, definitely brings Hinduism even closer to it’s psychedelic days of Soma.

This second clip, from the middle of the film, also has a nice psychedelic touch.

If you liked this, you can watch the full movie (in better quality) here on YouTube.

The way through MISHICBATLLABAN (2008)

21 Feb

Alexander Nemenkov made this fascinating journey to the underworld. Alexander loves the music of Yello and wanted to animate something to a cinematic piece of theirs.
Other inspiration came from: Ivan Maximov, Hayao Miyazaki, M.C. Escher, Salvador Dali, Jacek Yerka, Joe Vaux, Carlos Castaneda. And of course side-scrolling video games.

Procrastination by Johnny Kelly

18 Feb

A beautiful video about procrastination, shot, animated and directed by Johnny Kelly, and narrated by Brian Quinn.

(Link: Ferrous. Thanks!)

Adventure Time

10 Feb


Adventure Time is one of the most hilarious and trippy shows ever to appear on American television. This is episode 1b from season 1, “Trouble in Lumpy Space.”

Origin: Spirits of the Past

2 Feb

 

Go-qualia “Requiem”

20 Jan


A pitch-perfect video for Go-qualia’s Requiem, with sparkling imagery and elements of sacred geometry. It reminds me of Eckhart Tolle’s quote: “diamonds are the enlightenment of rocks.” In that sense, this video is a beautiful visual representation of enlightenment.

ACORNUCOPIA

17 Jan

Squirrel gains access to a psychedelic oak tree in the sky. By Jason P. Ryan. Jason also did the effects for this pretty cool acid trip sequence for a comedy series: