A short by Paul Cabon in which, at dinner with his father and uncles, a lushly coiffed young man begins to suspect the destiny that lies in store for him. To wit:
Être chauve ça craint, savoir qu’on va le devenir c’est pire.
But are things really so grim?
The original demo of ‘Imagine’ by John Lennon discovered in 2016 during a trawl of the Lennon archives by engineer Rob Stevens, who sez:
“There’s a one-inch eight-track that says nothing more on the ‘Ascot Sound’ label than John Lennon, the date, and the engineer (Phil McDonald), with DEMO on the spine. No indication of what material was on the tape. One delicate transfer to digital later, the “Imagine” demo, subsequently enhanced superbly by Paul Hicks, appears within this comprehensive set. It was true serendipity.”
Compare with the (remastered) studio version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAsmNoOQbko
The songs that spent most time at number one in the US Billboard charts between 1940 and 2017.
Because lists of things.
An astoundingly texture-rich, CG animated marble run by Moby Motion..
The physics are so convincing, it could be real, which would have been cheaper and taken less time to render but where’s the fun in that?
Oddly satisfying looping animations from the Instagram feed of motion graphics artist and designer, Andreas Wannerstedt.
Lots more here.
Pinball – not the chaotic, button-mashing dingfest many assume it to be.
Rather – as this Vox mini-doc explains – a game of strategy where true players see patterns amid the noise and flashing lights.
Volumes: a 4K CG art film by Russian visual artist Maxim Zhestkov featuring a hypnotic ballet of billions of multicoloured particles.
Full screen for full effect.
Brazilian musician Lord Vinheteiro returns for another po-faced pop culture medley: in this case, familiar movie themes.
Previously: Game Player
