Old Nickelodeon short
What he said. But how I love this song.

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almost home
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i don't do bad sauce passes

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noise dept.
hello vonnie
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Three Goblin Art
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Monterey Bay Aquarium

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Old Nickelodeon short
What he said. But how I love this song.
aand last panel. This is my favourite BOULETCORP comic of all time. I’m such a huge fan he’s second link on my bookmarks bar
^see? BOULET rips nostalgia out of you and lays it bare. I read the comic through phosphene lenses we usually use to view memories with.
Gilles Roussel (BOULET) is my favourite storyteller of all time. His comics are hilariously introspective, self-deprecating, observational and tangential–making you switch between ‘HA’s and ‘AH’s across panels(like the above comic). I especially love it when he takes things out of proportion.
http://www.uenishiyuri.com/worl-table-tennis-championships-2015 Amazing work by Uenishi Yuri - Graphic design needs to get real. Snask does it really well with the many many tactile and engaging projects.
David Shrigley
One of the most moving things I've seen in the recent past. Human herds reminiscent of Monarch butterflies - their actions arbitrary but harmonic.
There's a strong visceral reaction to this.
Spencer Tunick. Amazing.
Bill Plympton is amazing. I remember seeing his film Idiots and Angels in 2015 screened at the weekly NID film screening.
What an amazingly mature and humourous approach to animation. This video especially is so funny and inspiring.
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As in the case of Death Grips in my earlier post. “The new paradigm is not to chase the internet for attention but to embrace it’s chaos” - Scott Green(check out his youtube page - it’s really cool)
Newhive is just that.
“NewHive is a multimedia publishing platform. “
Lol.Ok. Maybe I’m too old (23). But the newer generation of postmodern intellectuals are just plain weird new gen artists armed with gifs, html and what I believe would be an assortment of drugs and making the internet weird again.
The MTV rebranding also reflects the same attitude.
Fookin ell. I’d been seeing symptoms of this post modern delirium for many years - it’s just now manifested into a commercial avatar - with websites and mainstream tv channels dedicated to the aesthetic (as well as random anonymous tumblr’s by 23 year olds). Vaporwave is also similarly a ‘what-why’d up aesthetic - primarily for music.
^Here’s something I listened to a lot a few months ago.
These are in essence a revival of the awkward teenage years of the internet - the 90′s into the millenium. I’m waiting a few years for when the 2010-2016 aesthetics of flat design are resurrected and mock design takes it’s place - as is the case with all visual practice. It is all cyclical.
BUT even in my dismissal of these genre’s - there is great admiration and appreciation as an artist. And as a designer I have this gut feeling that I should embrace this post internet chaos and not try to seek justification - as I should expect from my design in the future.
When’s the next resurrection? I should probably go polish some icon’s and make them glossy for the future.
TILT : Pecha Kucha
TILT (Thing I learned today) : Pecha Kucha (Japanese word for chit-chat) is a presentation style in which 20 slides are shown for 20 seconds each (6 minutes and 40 seconds in total).
All presentations should be Pecha Kucha.
A wonderful short commentary on GIF's and their evolution and how their limitations make them a wonderful medium of experimentation.
Articles that explain Postmodernism better: https://crowderdesign.wordpress.com/2013/06/12/postmodernism-and-postmodernist-music/ http://www.shiftingthinking...
I'd often wondered why people liked Death Grips.
I would try to listen to them(blame FOMO), but fail to continue - faced with feeling disturbed. How is this any different from noise?
But I knew from their sheer popularity with an audience slightly younger than myself that they’re gonna be the next big genre defining act. The video above echoes the same sentiment : like punk rock and metal (and dubstep) which sounds like noise to audiences who grew up in the age of rock, Death Grips too will sound like noise to me.
Fear : Another thing the video gets bang on is that we’ve been de-sensitivized to everything : drugs, sex death references and the extremes of metal- we’re not shocked at music anymore(neither are our parents). Death Grips shocks us in this new generation using references and sounds that are cryptic and alien. Death Grips represents a new rebellion against the status quo of what music is. As for if I like it or not? FOMO will probably drive me into giving them multiple chances.
My name is Vishnu and this is an attempt to document my meanderings and observations through the internet and beyond. This is VINTERNET.