Dylan Murphy’s dreamy slow motion montage of scenes from yesterday’s FlightFest in Dublin.
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Inordinately buff fitness trainer Frank Medrano shows off his calisthenics prowess – using his body weight rather than gym equipment as a form of resistance.
Consider this as you palm-mash that third Danish into your face-hole.
*sob*
Little Darth
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y894QNtX0VA
A non Cartoon Network friendly animation from 2006 by animator JG (Regular Show) Quintel wherein two bored service station employees drop acid on Halloween night.
Benson, Pops, Mordecai. This is where they all started out.
Tripping balls. Just as you’d expect.
(H/T: FW)
A stunning digital trompe l’oeil of aerial sequences by London-based editor and motion graphics artist Theo ‘mustardcuffins’ Tagholm who sez of it:
Hiding in plain sight, the photograph skims across the skin of reality.
Yes indeed.
Chow Bello
atFrench director Marc-Antoine Locatelli’s performance art project featuring dancer Lucas Boirat’s flowing interactions with an elusive light source.
It’s rather excellent, we feel.
(H/T: John Quinlivan)
Here’s Doc Sweets with the skinny on Aldous Huxley’s classic.
If you still ain’t feelin’ fly, just throw back a little Soma.
Moreing
atA ‘mini mockumentary’ by Glue Society originally intended as a promo for Boost (aka Moro) bars about a new art movement predicated on possessing multiples of the same object.
A fast-paced comedy from Dice Productions, originally shown on Channel 4’s Random Acts strand, in which Rik Mayall argues the joys of being dead, aided by a montage of corpses and a dance-crazed Grim Reaper.
Directed and animated by Louis Hudson. Written and produced by Ian Ravenscroft.











