#brain frame 16

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Brad Rohloff, accompanied by Tyson Torstensen on the Hammond organ and Ross Bradley on slide show and extra vocals, and with the assistance of Lyra Hill, Jared Larson, and Emma Rand, performed his comic There is No Love for a Lonely Soul in an inflatable ghost costume, screaming the monologue (of a born ghost desperate to kill the human he loves) while smoke filled the room, and brandishing sparklers to encourage the audience in chants of “MURDER” and “DEATH IS REAL” at BRAIN FRAME 16 on January 25th, 2014.

Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], Cody Wallace [camera] and Tyson Torstensen [sound].

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Carrie Vinarsky coordinated her outfit with her mantra comic Fried Cool Aid, a glowing, glittery tract for artists lost in the figurative woods, performing the meditations with primal power and the help of Lauren Anderson and a ghostly Brett Manning at BRAIN FRAME 16 on January 25th, 2014.

Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], Cody Wallace [camera] and Tyson Torstensen [sound].

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Jessica Campbell, in the style of an investigative police report cast in comedy gold, dismantled her future bed room piece by piece until, in a disturbing twist, the manic meta-subject emerged at BRAIN FRAME 16 on January 25th, 2014.

Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], Cody Wallace [camera] and Tyson Torstensen [sound].

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Tyrell Cannon, accompanied by Chad Nannenga, walked in circles around the giant wooden backboard holding his over-sized, hand drawn comic Simon: Piece, methodically advancing, with each revolution, his character’s actions through drawing, folding, and pasting on new panels at BRAIN FRAME 16 on January 25th, 2014.

Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], Cody Wallace [camera] and Tyson Torstensen [sound].

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Yaloopop first introduced the work of Korean cartoonist and animator Cutbu, showing two short videos featuring many powerful butts, following this with the debut of her own yelping song and animated gif dance, I Am Bubble Bubble Am I at BRAIN FRAME 16 on January 25, 2014.

Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], Cody Wallace [camera] and Tyson Torstensen [sound].

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Lori Felker and Jared Larson, in the name of their thought experiment Life Begins at Conceptual, teamed up to invent and present the game show Let’s Be Drawmatic, wherein Lori issued instructions to Jared, who drew shapes, as directed, then tried to guess the subject of his illustration (unless the audience guessed first) while Tyson Torstensen accompanied on the Hammond organ at BRAIN FRAME 16 on January 25th, 2014.

Video thanks to Jack Wensel [editing, camera], Cooper Collier [camera], Cody Wallace [camera] and Tyson Torstensen [sound].

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Brad Rohloff, accompanied by Tyson Torstensen on the Hammond organ and Ross Bradley on slide show and extra vocals, and with the assistance of Lyra Hill, Jared Larson, and Emma Rand, performed his comic There is No Love for a Lonely Soul in an inflatable ghost costume, screaming the monologue (of a born ghost desperate to kill the human he loves) while smoke filled the room, and brandishing sparklers to encourage the audience in chants of "MURDER" and "DEATH IS REAL" at BRAIN FRAME 16 on January 25th, 2014.

Photos thanks to Gillian Fry.

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Yaloopop first introduced the work of Korean cartoonist and animator Cutbu, showing two short videos featuring many powerful butts, following this with the debut of her own yelping song and animated gif dance, I Am Bubble Bubble Am I at BRAIN FRAME 16 on January 25, 2014.

Photos thanks to Gillian Fry.