Japanese animators put the colorful Lemurian world of Jim Woodring in motion.
Looking forward to seeing this documentary about the artist: The Lobster and the Liver.
The embedded video is the intro, here are the rest (not embedding them so your browser doesn’t choke):
Part 1
Part 2
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Part 6
Do you remember the commercial with the 250 000 colorful balls bouncing down the streets of San Francisco that has been featured on this blog a while ago? This video by the Youth Group shares the mood or promise evoked in images of the commercial. Both videos show montages of an effortless downhill movement by a multitude of individuals.
I must have watched this one a million times since I discovered it.
“My head is in Shambala”. I always found Bollywood films to be mysteriously psychedelic. This clip makes the obvious even more conspicuous. A beautiful Indian flavored psychedelic candy from The Transpersonals.
(Link: Matty. Thanks!)
A movie inspired on numbers, geometry and nature, by Cristóbal Vila. Go to http://www.etereaestudios.com for more info: theory behind, stills, screenshots, tutorials…
Cool animation short from the late Armenian director Robert Sahakyants (1950–2009) (IMDB info). You can choose English or Russian subtitles. More Sahakyants productions coming your way in the future.
In the video “for common people” Japanese group Eel delivers Japanese pop-punk-psychedelia, kawaii puppets, splashing colors all around.
(Link: STM. Thanks!)
