Sunday
VERDICT NEWS: NEW VERDICT BLOG !!
Monday
VISUAL STIMULI: COIN
Coin from Olly Newport on Vimeo.
Have you ever wondered what mischievous things that gang of loose change that is always loitering around is up to when we are not looking? Well finally there is video evidence, and now the mystery of why I can never find things on my desk is solved. This video was created by teenage filmmaker Olly Newport of Brighton, UK.
AUDIO/VISUAL STIMULI: OI VA VOI
Oi Va Voi "Everytime" from Kijek / Adamski on Vimeo.
This video for the song "Everytime" by the UK group Oi Va Voi was masterminded by Kijek and Adamski out of Warsaw, Poland. This unique effect was created using a shredding machine. Every third frame of the footage was printed, shredded and shot three times blended with adjacent frames by different stripes configuration.
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CHECK THIS: 1,235 POTENTIAL ALIEN PLANETS
The illustration shows all of Kepler's candidate planets — which await confirmation by follow-up observations — crossing the face of their host stars. This provides scale, and it's also a nod to Kepler's planet-hunting strategy: The spacecraft detects alien worlds by measuring the telltale dips in a star's brightness that occur during these planetary "transits."
Friday
COOL QUOTE: GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
- George Bernard Shaw
Wednesday
VERDICT NEWS: FORESHADOWING...?
CHECK THIS ARTIST: CHIARA FERSINI
"The only way we have to fight against our demons is not to delete them or to get rid of them. They are part of us, we just can try to transform them and to do that, we have to know them, give them a name, love them definitely.
This can be hard but only when we'll learn to accept our demons we will be able to turn them into something good, that means turning ourselves into something better too."
CHECK THIS: TELEVISION IS A DRUG
Television is a drug. from Beth Fulton on Vimeo.
This video, created by Beth Fulton of b. fulton media, uses a poem by screenwriter Todd Alcott which castigates the addictive passive-receptive state the moving picture box produces.
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VISUAL STIMULI: KIM PIMMEL
Sunday
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VISUAL STIMULI: THE IMAGINARY FOUNDATION
COOL QUOTES: JAMIE WIECK
5. Starting anything requires energy.
34. Embrace limitations.
47. Share your ideas.
CHECK THIS ARTIST: SURESH NATARAJAN
Friday
CHECK THIS: PHOTOSHELTER VIDEO - THREADLESS TEE
COOL QUOTE: RUTH BERNHARD
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CHECK THIS: FIND THE SWEET SPOT
Thursday
VERDICT WORK: SOCIETY SKATE SHOOT UPDATE
CHECK THIS: SHEPARD FAIREY - IN THE STREETS
Wednesday
VISUAL STIMULI: LATEST HD SUN VIDEO
To piggy-back onto the last post, today actually marks the one-year anniversary of NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory beginning the imaging phase of it's mission. This is the absolute most sophisticated space-based solar observation instrument that human beings have been able to construct. The image quality is 10X that of an HD television camera, allowing us to see in vivid detail the supremely powerful, yet elegant forces at work on the star surface.
(For best quality video click here)
AUDIO/VISUAL STIMULI: BRILLIANT NOISE
Brilliant Noise from Semiconductor on Vimeo.
The star we orbit is alive. It eats, breathes, moves, consumes, and expels energy. It wasn't until the advent of ground-based and orbiting telescopes that we were truly able to grasp this concept. This video was created by the artistic duo Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt who make up Semiconductor. It uses raw direct observation images (the graininess is from galactic cosmic rays and energetic particles from solar storms striking the CCD of the camera) and from their own description:
"The soundtrack highlights the hidden forces at play upon the solar surface, by directly translating areas of intensity within the image brightness into layers of audio manipulation and radio frequencies."
COOL QUOTE: VINCENT VERSACE
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Tuesday
VISUAL STIMULI: STUNT DRIVING FONT
iQ font - When driving becomes writing / Full making of from wireless on Vimeo.
Finally, someone has combined two things I really like: crazy driving and cool fonts.
This idea springs from the guys at Pleaseletmedesign, a graphic design firm out of Belgium.
Big production, small font, huge result.
You can download said font right here.
VERDICT WORK: EASTON RAPTOR TEST SHOOT
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COOL QUOTE: CHRISTINE BURGOYNE
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STROBIST ARCHIVE: LESSON 9: UMBRELLAS
Monday
CHECK THIS: BILL CUNNINGHAM NEW YORK - TRAILER
VERDICT WORK: SNAPSHOT FROM RECENT SHOOT #2
COOL QUOTE: ANDY WARHOL
VISUAL STIMULI: NEW YORK ADORNED TATTOO VID
Sunday
CHECK THIS: HAIR BY MARC LAROCHE
COOL QUOTE: HELMUT NEWTON
Saturday
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Friday
AUDIO VISUAL STIMULI: TV ON THE RADIO'S NEW FILM/VIDEOS
One of the band's singers, Tunde Adebimpe,told NYC writer Brock Fetch, the band is proud of this new film, and were excited to share it with the world.
From TV On the Radio:
Nine Types of Light is as much an album as it is a movie by TV on the Radio. The movie is meant to be a visual re-imagining of the record, and includes a music video for every song on the album. The band personally asked their friends and the filmmakers they admired to help direct the music videos. Tunde Adebimpe, the director for the full Nine Types of Light movie, storybooked the music videos together with interviews from local New Yorkers on various topics, including dreams, love, fame and the future. Tunde also directed the music video for Forgotten.
This video, for the track, "Will Do," will be part of the film, also called Nine Types of Light. The film will be part of a deluxe CD set. “The things that we have been asked to do to add value to something that we feel is pretty valuable already, it’s weird after a while, “ Mr. Adebimpe said, “where you’re kind of like, I don’t want that person to do a remix, I don’t have it in me to make another song.”