Skateboardanimation

So I've been wanting to do a stop motion skate video (with all girl/women skaters) for quite some time. I've been trying to gather up some females, but haven't found enough to start it all up. Hopefully in the next year I'll have it. =)
In the meantime watch this AMAZING video made from cut out skate photos.





By Tilles Singer

There Is Xerox On the Inside Of Your Eyelids....

is the name of the art show currently going on right now at the Torrance Art Museum. Todd and I decided to head down to the opening of this show in support of some old Torrance skate buddies Todd used to share a ramp or two with. The show was a celebration of 80's skate zines, fliers and photographs. Curated by Rich Jacobs with artists including Andy Jenkins, Spike Jonze, Bruce Adams and many others.

Bend Zine #10, Photo by Spike Jonze









I ran into one of my favorite photographers Chrissy Piper there. Check out her AMAZING work here

Andy Jenkins Bend Zine # 8 with Kelly Hart on the cover. You may recognize the name Kelly Hart because I did some photography for her awesome clothing line a couple years ago check it out here : Kelly Hart Clothing



And while you're there check out the art show going on next store entitled: The Rise of Rad: The Influence of the Urethane Revolution, curated by Max Presneill

Camera Love

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3


Check out his Flickr page

Womanizer

This project was shot on video, over 2,000 frames were exported and effected in photoshop. Then they printed out each frame onto paper, cut them out, and had people all over LA hold them while they shot each one with a digital camera. Simply Amazing!


http://www.myspace.com/sliimy

I Scream, You Scream...

We all scream for ice cream.
We have several ice cream trucks that pass by daily (at least 3). We always know when our favorite one is coming down the street because we hear the chimes of "Oh Susanna!" and for some reason weird horse sounds up in the mix of the song (??)It happens to be our favorite truck because they have soft serve ice cream with waffle cones. This day our favorite truck neglected us, but we still got our ice cream!!

I shared it with Matt Meower


Trixie became jealous, so I shared with her too


And even Conge wanted in on some of the ice cream action

Color Me Katie

I love street art. And I'm not talking about tagging or what I like to call "scribble scrabble". I'm taking about REAL art. The kind that adds beauty to a city. The kind that makes me you smile when you see it. The kind that Brooklyn based artist Katie Sokoler creates around her neighborhood. She finds beauty in almost anything and when you come across her art, it makes you appreciate the simplest things in life.















Check out her Blog

3 days put into 3 minutes and 42 seconds

I tagged along with Toys that Kill and Underground Railroad to Candyland on a lovely trip to San Francisco to plays some shows and visit some greatly missed friends. Here's the abridged version:


shot with my new Nikon D90

Pixel Attack

Pixels from lowal on Vimeo.

Onemoreproductions

Living, Walking and Talking Paintings

I came across Alexa Meade on Flickr and was blown away. She's a 23 year old installation artist residing in Washington D.C. and her work is out of this world. She uses acrylic paint and applies it to wall, objects and people. What's even more impressive is this chica is all self taught, with no training whatsoever.

ALEXAMEADE.COM

Holy Holga!

Who doesn't love a nice Holga? I mean, some of my absolute favorite photographs I've taken were with a Holga. You might look at this photo (above) and think, "Did Momma and Papa Holga produce a siamese twin?" Well, yes...I mean no, well sort of?

It's Holga's new creation. This little guy here takes 3-D photos. I know you're thinking, "Well how does this work?" The camera takes a photo with both lenses and when printed side by side, it creates a 3-D image (when viewed with the slide viewer).
This awesome camera also has the built in color splash flash, with 3 gel colors. Yes!

All this for a pretty fair price of $99. Well, the slide viewer is sold separately ($20).

You can get one of your from your local photo store or here