These are pretty cool, almost sexy but unfortunately it reminds me of the DQ ads on TV but this is what DQ would be like if they didn’t have to worry about kids. I don’t know the artist who took these or anything so if you know leave a comment.
Teague Radioball from ben collette on Vimeo.
Word.
I was a fan of the show and watched all the seasons except for the first season oddly. I won’t get into the theories of what the show means or whatever, I think there are enough people on the internet doing that already.
I found this post on Lost artwork and it’s crazy how cool people come up with these clever pieces of art that are abstract in someways but if you know the show you know exactly what they are trying to get at. I’m sure if you didn’t watch the show you’d look at these and think nothing of it like it was just another advertisement.
Neil Richards did those four I am showing but in total he did ten, one for each station. Which you can check it out here.
This is hilarious, pretty clever and enjoyable video.
iPad + Velcro from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.
I was randomly browsing the net when I stumbled upon Templa Simpina’s work. I have developed a great appreciation toward good photography and these fall into that category. Check out Templa Simpina’s work here.
Would you stand in line for this? I wouldn’t. Where does an artist go from here? I know I should be keen to keep on making better art but maybe all of this networking business that I feel like I have to do is ultimately stopping my creativity. I remember a time where I could sit down and not worry to much and just let the process happen. I feel like I’m close to getting back there but I’m not quite there. You put in so much with little return. Other than putting up sites and networking them with this site and with each other how do you let people know you exist? Do I want everyone to know I exist? It’s a really odd situation I find myself thinking back and forth. Oh this track/print is good I should not share it just in case for something and that something I have no idea.
I have been watching Moby interviews and music videos tonight and he brings up a point of being free of the idea of your art for something. It reminded me of something I saw on TV I think it was Bono from U2 saying along the lines ‘if you don’t want to have your art in other peoples hands why are you even an artist? isn’t that the whole point is to have your tunes be heard?’. And I completely agree with that, thats why let people listen to full tracks and download them.
I feel this way I think because I’m reaching a point of my little check list of things I know I should get done is getting near the end and I’m uncertain where things go from there. From what I have been listening to from Moby he doesn’t know and he still doesn’t everything has happen by surprise.
