jim le fevre

Your summer holiday game is here ladies and gentlemen.

PUCKET

Ah man, what a wonderful experiment/film by J J Gross – All to All

I’ll let you discover how its done but the technique that Josh has discovered is made justified by what he’s done with it (and a lovely track he’s done it to aswell). Pass it around!!

Oh and here’s a time-lapse just to show how small he’s working…

I’ve just had an email from Jakub Dvorsky from Amanita design announcing the forthcoming publication of an illustrated story book from the upcoming film Kuky which I posted a trailer from a while back.

It looks absolutely superb and although out in Czech at the moment there will be an english translation hard copy and e-book out very soon…

Oh, here’s a second trailer with subtitles (I do hope they release it with the original Czech and subtitles as the English dubbed trailer really lacked a lot of the charm!)

Have a watch of Clemens Kogler’s “Stuck in the Groove” film.

Really clever and tight design based around album cover techniques paired with his own experiments of zoetrope/record player. We’re taking over the world it seems!

Also have a look at some of his other stuff, especially the film pastiche of ‘Filmiris’ which shares a similarly clever design and thoughtful approach using another cool technique the ‘Stratastencil’ which was revived and re-invented by Javan Ivey

The first episode of Sherlock Holmes and the Turkish Spoon.

More comedy available on the Hoot Comedy Vimeo site and Hoot Comedy main page

Jim, my step-dad, is complaining that I don’t put enough pictures of Iris up on this site so here’s our little flower getting ready for Hat Day.

I’m doing an evening at the ICA called Heavy Pencil on May 27th if anyone fancies popping down and seeing some Phonotrope action.

I’m going to pull my finger out and concoct as many new discs as possible for it so there wont be the usual stuff you’ve seen before (I hope).

Here’s the link.

Hoot has finally got its Vimeo page up and running so with great pleasure I give you Morris Johnson, London Bear