The combined oeuvre of the late, legendary TV product spokesman Billy Mays in 30 seconds.
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Paul Barritt’s evocation of childhood malevolence and youthful memory, combining pen and pencil, mixed media, paper cut-outs a purposefully crude style and a genuinely unnerving, layered soundscape.
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Screen Junkies’ ‘honest trailer’ for Minions – the global marketing event that was also a film, apparently.
Who knew?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n3zzrCF2YQ
Overenthusiastic stormtroopers on electric longboards in Salt lake City?
Oh, go on then.
Sarina Hinei’s weird, wonderful, absurdly hilarious, occasionally nightmarish, award-winning 2014 Royal College of Art graduation film.
It features small people. With hats.
A dialogue free experimental short written, directed and animated by Lucette Braune. To wit:
On her way for a simple grocery, a young woman literally has to struggle through her fellow beings. Some of those people tend to leave an impression, but only one person leaves a mark that sticks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn69hfjqAsg
Of this compilation of expensive pratfalls (some you’ve seen, some you ain’t) Fail Army sez:
Some people can afford to fail a few times. Here are some of the most expensive fails in our collection. In fact, lets do a quick moment of silence for their bank accounts.
Previously: Legends Of The Fail
The Vitrine Project by Dublin based creative agency In the Company of Huskies for ID2015. To wit:
For one day only, we placed everyday items and street furniture in museum-style vitrines around Dublin city centre, encouraging people to rethink what design is, and what impact it has on everyday life.
The Liminal exhibition runs at the ID2015 Design Hub, Dublin Castle from November 20th to December 30th, 2015.
(Thanks Tara Walsh)
Constructed in 2005 at Zadar in Croatia, the Sea Organ is a 70m long ‘acoustic jetty’ designed by architect Nikola Bašić. The structure incorporates 35 polyethylene tubes of varying diameter inside which air, displaced by waves, is forced through large whistles tuned to play seven chords of five tones all day long, every day.
In 2006 it won the European Prize for Urban Public Space, inspiring the creation of Peter Richards and George Gonzalez’s Wave Organ in San Francisco.