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@fuckyeahdonhertzfeldt
Did this fanart of Emily a few years ago after a re-watching of "World of Tomorrow" by Don Hertzfeldt. This scene always sends me. Mixed Media on canvas; watercolor, gouache, watercolor pencil, sharpie, and 20yo oil pastels. Part One is available on his Youtube channel.
don hertzfeldt
I recently watched "It's Such a Beautiful Day" and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it since.
Song referenced: Beach-Life-in-Death by Car Seat Headrest
Fanart of It's Such a Beautiful Day by Don Hertzfeldt
Fanart for World of Tomorrow by Don Hertzfeldt
one of my favorite activities is making movie night posters for whenever i screen a series of films
Mistigram: racking his brain for period food-themed art to adapt to #ANSIart in order to celebrate the new IMBIBE01 e-mag release of food-themed articles and captures from the turn of the century, Cthulu's mind went back to #DonHertzfeldt's Oscar-winning 2000 short #Rejected. #MySpoonIsTooBig! #IAmABanana!
ME drops on Vimeo this week. Contains: sexy drums, bowls, and a wire lady singing a pretty song.
Collection of me turning into random objects
I love this because its not like cgi effects.... its practical cuts and filming the right movements and lining it all up... but it looks like live action animation sequences.
His doctor said he had some discouraging news...
Became very obsessed with Don Hertzfeldt's work over the last 48 hours
It happens.
Darn got behind on my scheduled posts on my Rejected meme blog. I'll get to that.
Sorry for the offtopic post, but I did take the Planks out for Arbor Day this year. And then I didn't post the pics in time because I got a weird cold or something. Oh well.
I took weird pics of a jar in hopes I would get back to that. It was fun!
There are going to be screenings of It's Such a Beautiful Day + ME all over the country. Dates and times are on the Bitter Films page.
I think I finally snapped.
I barely remember the thought process here, but I posted it because it does seem like the sort of thing Don Hertzfeldt would say.
I really put pencil shavings in a jar.
(my Tweets)
I still have this thing.
Why?
UPDATE!!! I haven’t posted this on Twitter yet, so y'all are seeing it here first.
The premier screening of ME at the Austin Film Society was followed by a screening of It’s Such a Beautiful Day. I snuck into the lobby after the short for what I thought would be a quick trip, but the man himself was there. He is really will chat up a storm with people, so I think I spent maybe 20 minutes trying to see if I could get an opening. I was kinda drowsy by then. I think I blurted “Uh…so…I have your voice in a jar?” and he said “What? Is it some kind of voodoo curse thing?” And I explained it was some weird writing thing. He seemed pretty enthusiastic after that.
He told me I should give it a Coke Zero every so often.
And maybe take it down to the river? I settled for a creek for now.
He also said that if I broke it, it might unleash some kind of curse, so I’ll try to take care of it.
Perhaps I’ll actually get some writing done? That’d be good.
Looking at this post, I realize there were probably a couple of things I should've elaborated on.
I'm not sure it's worth getting into the thought process behind the jar thing, but after it popped into my head, I thought I should go through with it because Don Hertzfeldt would probably think it was pretty funny.
And yet when I told him about it, I was kinda out of it at first, so I said something self-deprecating like, "Yeah, this is totally normal behavior." And he gave me suggestions about what to do with it because he wouldn't have me talking about myself like that. He was just that encouraging. Amazing.
Anyway, here's a new photo with the jar in a bunch of bluebonnets. Why? Because.
Hopefully I actually talk myself into getting the Planks out for Arbor Day this year. It's been a while.
ME is screening at a horror film festival on April 6th.
Related to a link I'm posting in a sec: During the Q&A at the ME premier screening, someone asked a question about body horror Don Hertzfeldt's films. Don said that he never really thought about that aspect of his work until Ari Aster said something about the script for his upcoming project seeming like a horror movie. Don said that maybe all of his movies can be considered horror movies.
Paraphrasing badly because I didn't want to be really obnoxious with my note-taking. All I jotted down was, "As I recall, it was a horror film," and I assumed I'd figure out the rest later.
Damn, I bet I would've done so good in high school if I was on ADHD meds and learned how to take notes using memes.
I think I finally snapped.
I barely remember the thought process here, but I posted it because it does seem like the sort of thing Don Hertzfeldt would say.
I really put pencil shavings in a jar.
(my Tweets)
I still have this thing.
Why?
UPDATE!!! I haven't posted this on Twitter yet, so y'all are seeing it here first.
The premier screening of ME at the Austin Film Society was followed by a screening of It's Such a Beautiful Day. I snuck into the lobby after the short for what I thought would be a quick trip, but the man himself was there. He is really will chat up a storm with people, so I think I spent maybe 20 minutes trying to see if I could get an opening. I was kinda drowsy by then. I think I blurted "Uh…so…I have your voice in a jar?" and he said "What? Is it some kind of voodoo curse thing?" And I explained it was some weird writing thing. He seemed pretty enthusiastic after that.
He told me I should give it a Coke Zero every so often.
And maybe take it down to the river? I settled for a creek for now.
He also said that if I broke it, it might unleash some kind of curse, so I'll try to take care of it.
Perhaps I'll actually get some writing done? That'd be good.
