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Get lost in Somewhere in Between at the Wellcome Collection, Euston.
An intriguing set of immersive installations, that opened March 8th, is the result of four artists collaborating with scientists to depict topics such as ‘our food sources, our senses, our sexual health and the limitations of our bodies.’ Best of all, it’s FREE!
Its been a while but I'm back to start sharing again some cool stuff I like and things I might be up too. - JuKe243
This cool little animation is by the very talented Tony Babel
Why People Decide to Grow Dreadlocks - LONDON LOCKS
London Locks a short documentary by Aaron Christian (the same guy who recently brought us How I Dress) that explores an exciting new subculture that is emerging from the creative cracks in London.
London Locks in turn delves into why people decide to grow dreadlocks, as it is more of a lifestyle than simply a hairdo.
As a young black man with dreadlocks I have had a first hand experiences with the various stereotypes that come with having dreadlocks. This film encapsulates both the good and bad of the city, but which ultimately highlights hope for a young generation eager to express themselves freely and honestly
Christian’s film follows six individuals whom are all pioneering a change in the way young black men and women feel about their hair and personal image.
London Locks will be hitting the film festival circuit this season and then be debuting online soon.
Get your first look above or head over an intimate screening Thursday September @ 7.30PM, Cafe 1001, 91 Brick lane London E1 6QL
Special Delivery: Rear Window at Christmas
This animated short is the latest project released for Spotlight Stories, a smartphone-based video platform run by Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group. It’s an interactive YouTube video compatible with Android phones, with a non-interactive 360-degree video version for iOS or web users.
A collaboration with Aardman Animations, the project is another small step towards turning a Google experiment into a new artistic medium.
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Make Your Mark: The Creative’s Guide to Building a Business with Impact (Behance Book).
Got an idea that could change the world? Then you’re ready to join the ranks of a new breed of creative entrepreneur. The kind that prizes purpose, humanity, and impact.
Featuring hard-won wisdom from 21 founders, entrepreneurs, and designers, Make Your Mark will arm you with practical insights for building a creative business and making something that matters.
Check the book’s details here: http://amzn.to/1v7UkEO
Layer by Layer
Brooklyn, New York based artist Dustin Yellin compels an intense meticulousness with his layer by layer sculptures which find panels of glass with found objects, paint and photographs arranged precisely, forming a three dimensional visage of many forms.
The Making of a Legend
It has been suggested that Sean Connery secured the role of 007 when, following his audition, Cubby Broccoli's wife said, "He moves like a panther".... ironically, the same feline beast used as the inspiration for Slazenger's famous logo that was devised in 1963 and shot to international fame when it was worn by Connery in the classic Bond movie, Goldfinger, the following year.
Fewer men have ever looked as good on the first tee as Sean Connery did as James Bond, facing off against his unscrupulous nemesis in the golfing scene from “Goldfinger”.
The iconic Slazenger "Legend" Jumper is available exclusively from Anthony Sinclair and is packaged in a magnificent presentation box, making it the perfect gift for Bond fans and clothing aficionados alike. Get yours here
LOVE APPARATUS: Aja Monet [Paris]
Apart of the Love Apparatus document series shot by Jesse Boykins III
LOVE IS FREE
On the streets of Barcelona at night with his camera, Greg Mirzoyan takes us on a fantastic tour that follows four friends on roller skates.
Never underestimate the power of the Force…or imagination
Duracell’s fun new Star Wars-themed commercial, “Battle for Christmas Morning,” celebrates the power of play and the joy of immersing ourselves in a galaxy far, far away. In the spot, a brother and sister take on the forces of the Empire and the First Order — right in their own hallway and backyard — with the help of their Duracell battery-powered lightsabers.
CHAZ BUNDICK (TORO Y MOI) | SKETCH TO SCREEN
There’s not much Chaz Bundick can’t do. An inspiration to many out there, the singer (better known as Toro y Moi), producer, illustrator, designer and entrepreneur is just too-cool-for-school. This time around, he collaborates with LA-based platform Yours Truly to create this awesome little short film about how his graphics and illustration meets with his music. His quirkiness shines through, as he showcases his cool sketches and prints them on to t-shirts. I mean, if anything, it’s inspired me to do the same and avoid the bullsh*t prices we have to put up with from brands these days. But hey, that’s another conversation to be had. In the meantime, check this great little video after the cut and wish how you were Chaz’s friend.
LHR15 | The Things I Think About, When I Think About Thinking
Creative platform LHR Exhibitions was founded by Hackney based illustrator and designer Mr Gresty in 2013. The name LHR comes from the three venues based in Hackney and Islington: The Lauriston, The Hanbury and The Regent where each of the exhibitions have been in residence. Each venue is a bar, which allows the exhibitions to stay up on display, it also means that the launch party can last longer, anyone can turn up and it’s free of charge!
The latest and final brief for the artists was based upon Gresty’s own experiences of selling his work – and a great way to end. He said:
‘The pieces of work that I have created and shown, that I haven’t been 100% happy with have sold well and those pieces of work that I am most happy with haven’t sold as well. I asked the artist this time to put forward work that they are really happy with and not because they are crowd pleasers.’
EXHIBITORS: Claire E Hind, Ian Viggars, Freya Faulkner, Shona Read, Emma Russell, VJ Von Art, Lee Bromfield, James Dawe, Jake Townsend, Wiktor Malinowski, Dan Buckley, Dan Huglife, Jeff Knowles, Dylan White, Simon Fitzmaurice, Steven Quinn, Ricky Byrne, Stina Jones, Silvia Carrus, Julian Kerr, Nathan James Page III, Sean Gall, Josh Bond and Gresty himself.
WHERE: The Hanbury, 33 Linton Street, London, N1 7DU,
WHEN: 6th November – 31st January. 6.30pm – late, Free entry.
Join the Facebook event here!
Channel 4 has launched a refresh of its branding, centred around a bold new take on its classic logo. Featuring idents from Jonathan Glazer and two new fonts from Neville Brody, the new look is dynamic, playful and at times a little bit bonkers…
https://youtu.be/aWvUJATjJDE
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I came across this short video today. Not only does it tell the story of what a good editor actually has to do, it's also animated beautifully! This animation is exactly the kind of work I love to create!
