Videos We Love :: Timelapse Painting, Pat Perry
We’re into timelapse, great artists & seeing the creative process. Here’s a couple of videos of artist Pat Perry getting it in. If you like what you see, make sure you take a look at the rest of his work on his site. I’m also digging the photos he posts on his blog. He would definitely be a fun artist to feature on FWL.
SMartCamp We Love :: Video + The Web @SMartCAMP
Recently Friends We Love was asked to join in on an panel discussion about our thoughts on video + the web. The discussion was part of an AMAZING weekend of stimulating ideas, start-ups and new technologies called SMartCamp. The good folks at the Roger Smith Hotel, where the conference was held, archived the entire weekend of panel talks, keynotes and presentations. Do yourself a favor and watch some of the videos- Tons of great insight for all makers of art and users of social media.
Music We Love :: Mayer Hawthorne & Dam-Funk
Here’s a couple of videos from one of our favorite labels, Stone’s Throw. We figure it’s a good way to kick off the Valentine’s Day weekend of LOVE. We’ve got a little Mayer Hawthorne & Dam-Funk for your listening pleasure. Enjoy!
Films We Love :: Machotaildrop
If Terry Gilliam + skate videos had a kid…That kid would be MACHOTAILDROP!
videos we love – the seed by johnny kelly
Check out this amazing two-minute animated voyage through nature’s life cycle, following the trials and tribulations of a humble apple seed.
videos we love :: the barnstormers – scrounge
Since our Barnstormers post has gotten so much love, I decided to search for new videos and sure enough I found one I’d never seen before! This one takes place during an artists’ residency at The Contemporary Museum in Honolulu and features David Ellis, Mike Houston, Che Jen, Sasu, Kiku & Kami. The title Scrounge makes me think that they’re creating this artwork with found materials, but I could be wrong. I’ll inquire & get back to you. In the meantime, enjoy!
videos we love :: mike vallely’s farewell to the bk banks 2010
Here’s a short + heartfelt video by pro skateboarder Mike Valley saying goodbye to one of his favorite skate spots, The Brooklyn Banks. For many who may not know, beneath the Brooklyn Bridge (on the Manhattan side) lies on of the most coveted skate spots the world has ever known. For many skaters, it’s a destination “you must” skate before you die.
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