Showing posts with label cool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cool. Show all posts

Friday, December 9, 2011

Brush with Death

Very cool video about a graffiti artist who fights his paintings:

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Jurassic Park Needs a Friend

Here's a hilarious picture for you. It's a Jurassic Park Jeep driving around a weighted companion cube from Portal.

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Movies in Frames

This is a really cool website. 1 movie, 4 frames. Movies in Frames.

You can submit your own too.









Monday, April 11, 2011

Be your own souvenir

This is very cool. In Barcelona they set up a project called "Be Your Own Souvenir." You can make a pose and the machine will create a 3d figure for you!

Be Your Own Souvenir! from blablabLAB on Vimeo.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Frozen in carbonite, i mean, ice

These are a must have for any party, and a must have for me!

Han Solo:


R2-D2:

Monday, March 14, 2011

Help Japan and get a cool shirt

The earthquake and tsunami that has hit Japan is a tragedy. For wanting to help, check this out: http://hideandseek.bigcartel.com/product/relief-tee

By Pre-ordering this awesome shirt, 100% of all proceeds will go towards the cause and be donated to:

Save the Children: Emergency Response
Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Relief Fund: A GlobalGiving Project
Hands on Tokyo
American Red Cross

Thursday, November 11, 2010

The Movie Magic of Sound

This is a neat little video about the art of Foley, or making sounds for movies. It features foley artist Gary Hecker as he gives insight to this crucial piece of movie making magic.

SoundWorks Collection: Gary Hecker, Veteran Foley Artist from Michael Coleman on Vimeo.

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

May the paper be with you

Check out this Star Wars papercraft video by a guy named Jeremy Messersmith:

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

The League of Extraordinary Dancers!


If you could have any one superpower, what would it be? Flight, telekenesis, super strength? What about, the power of DANCE! I bring you, the LXD, the League of Extraordinary Dancers! Haha, that's right, this is an actual web series by the creators of Step Up 2 and 3D. Imagine "Heroes" + "You Got Served." From B-boys to pop-and-lock to tapdancing, this show covers it all. It sounds goofy, and it is, but dammit if it isn't awesome and entertaining!

Episodes from season one, "The Uprising Begins" can be found at on Hulu. For those of you with Netflix, the entire season can be found in full-length feature movie format. Check out one of my favorite episodes as it gives instruction on how to be noticed by the LXD for possible recruitment.

Episode 9: Fanboyz

Monday, August 16, 2010

Words

This is a beautiful video...see a pattern?

WORDS from Everynone on Vimeo.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Drumming washing machine

I want one of these! My own musical washing machine:

Drink up for hidden messages


Oh snap! I gotta have some of these! At first glass, it looks like a bunch of random dots and crap on these glasses right?

WRONG! There are actually hidden messages that can be revealed upon adding various liquids.

Friday, July 30, 2010

My First Concert: Tokyo Police Club, Arkells and the Freelance Whales


At age 23, I've finally made it to my first concert. That's right, it took me 23 years, and what? But, it's safe to say I finally understand the hype in going to them. I recently attended a concert at the Vogue headlining Tokyo Police Club, with opening bands Arkells and the Freelance Whales. The openers were surprisingly good! So I'm going to share with you the bands I saw last nite.

Arkells is a rock band from Canada. They were pretty rockin', too bad there was only one guy dancing to them. Anyways, I hadn't heard of them until this point, but I'm definitely glad I have now.

"The Boss is Coming":


"Pulling Punches"


Next up were the Freelance Whales. This group was interesting. I mean, they had a girl, what!? Not only this, but they did have a xylophone, a banjo, a harmonica, a synthesizer, and some dude playing his guitar with a violin string. They followed the high energy Arkells which I figured would be an odd transition, but they managed to rock out on the xylophone pretty hard (think a drum solo, but on one of these!).

"Generator 2nd Floor"


"Hannah"


After these two great openers finally came the Tokyo Police Club. I didn't like live music in concert would be this amazingly different, but damn was it awesome! Bright lights, loud drums, rockin guitars. Who knew they had it in em? I actually first learned about them on a Nike shoes website that one of my professors pulled up in class! Glad this man loved his Nike's. Well, the Tokyo Police Club just came out with a new album called "Champ" and I suggest everyone go out and grab a copy!

"Your English is Good"


From Champ, "Breakneck Speed"


"In a Cave"


All said and done, my first concert was a great success and I will definitely being going to more now in the future!

Monday, July 12, 2010

SOTD: The Pass - "Treatment of the Sun"

I really enjoy videos taking old school dances and overlaying new music!

The Pass -"Treatment of the Sun"

The Pass - "Treatment of the Sun" PMA Premiere from Pretty Much Amazing on Vimeo.

paper airplanes

This is quite magical...and I really want to do it!

FLYING from Sam Fuller on Vimeo.

Meat meat meat

I've learned more about meat and steak in this 2 minute clip than I have in my entire 23 years of existence.. Here's an informative video by Electrolux and it's Perfunkt site.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

OMG there's a Ghostbusters Pachinko Machine!


I. Must. Play! Ghostbuster Hadokens? Hells yes! There is so much going on with this machine, it's insane...from the super cute cartoon versions of the busters (notice no Winston :-p), to the crazy flashing lights on the machine. Check out the official webpage for more info.









Thursday, May 20, 2010

I've gotta buy me a Janelle Monae Android!

I've gotta buy me a Janelle Monae android! (See "Many Moons" video below)

This is Janelle Monae (or her alter-ego, Cindi Mayweather). She's got the dance vibe of Outkast, and it's crazy cool! Good luck not dancing while you listen to the video for "Many Moons" (complete with the Haitian from "Heroes!"). She fuses indie pop and soul and it's just straight up fun. Part big band, part soul, part hip hop, and all around classy. Muscian, dancer, songwriter, actor, she's got it all. Originally from Kansas, she moved to New York to pursue a career on Broadway, but decided to go back to music. Good thing too because she gave the world amazing music. Another fact about Monae is that she founded the Wondaland Arts Society in Atlanta with other young artists. And you know how I said it's got that Outkast vibe, well she also starred in "Idlewild" alongside Big Boi and even recorded a track with him ("Tightrope" below). Her newest album, "The ArchAndroid" just dropped, so go buy it and enjoy! (Also, I just loooove the hair!)

"Many Moons":


"Tightrope":

Friday, April 23, 2010