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Arielle Bobb-Willis
New hero alert. Arielle Bobb-Willis’s photography really grabbed my attention. Her images are tainted with a little fashion, a lot of fun, plenty of colour and just a hint of oddness. Their composition my suggest heavy art direction and uber high fashion, but they also confidently carry a very human, casual, street feel. Salute! Facebook0Twitter0Google […]
Thought Diary
Brooklyn-based musician, comedian and director Daniel Koren makes quirky little videos with a quick pace and sharp edit. On second watch maybe it was the mood I was in, but I laughed out loud. Refreshing.
Chiara Zonca
Chiara Zonca is a London based photographer whose stunning photography fills me with the urge to travel. Love a good road trip. I recently had a painful car servicing experience, in a nutshell I was provided with a courtesy car for over 3 weeks, this car was much bigger and newer than my own car, […]
Hair Yeah!
Nigerian photographer J.D. Okhai Ojeikere documented local hairstyles throughout the 60’s and 70’s. This pricked my interest more so than you might expect for I am bald. I generally find hairstyles fascinating, and my own lack of options a tad dissapointing. But I do like to rock a wig at a party. These stunning images […]
Auto Nom
Like a child frolicking in a field, so so good. Cars do seem to have personality, but not this much! Foam studio executes this project with sweet perfection. The first of a series of character animation narratives based on the personality of Autonomous Rolf. Bet you can’t watch it just once. You can read more […]
The Happy Film
In late 2011 I contributed via Kickstarter to “The Happy Film”. A project undertaken by design guru Stefan Sagmeister. The promised USB arrived in the mail yesterday. Sure it was a long wait, but I’m fairly sure Stefan is a very busy man, and there were many issues along the way, not least the sad […]
James Whitaker
As much as I love city life, I do often fantasize about living in a remote location in a incredible building. James Whitaker’s starburst of shipping containers in Joshua Tree National Park stirs up such thoughts. A truly space age looking pad complete with views in every direction. You can see and read more at […]
showreel
pixelshifter does animation too! Finally got around to putting an animation showreel together. A selection of various recent projects put together to the joyful bouncy sounds of Barry Gray (theme from UFO). Bring some funky motion to your next project / announcement / invite / project or whatever.
Zero Latency
Being born in 1970 makes me 11 years old during 1981, one of the many golden years of video gaming. Donkey Kong, Galaga, Frogger and Defender were all released that year. Needless to say my interest in video games has always been healthy. I have also had a strong interest in VR and all it’s […]
WoodSwimmer
To use words of his own, “The result is beautiful imagery both abstract and very real.” So true. Jaw dropping piece from clearly gifted animator Brett Foxwell. Not unlike a medical scan of the body, but far more interesting and beautifully put together with sound and edit. Not a lot of technique is revealed, but […]
Fernando Abellanas
Apparently there is a shortage of urban space in Valencia, Spain. Fernando Abellanas has a solution, a pop-up studio built into the underside of a traffic bridge at an undisclosed location. While most likely not legal and therefore not permanent, it’s a very creative idea which shows true dedication to his original thought. You can […]