To say he was talented is an understatement, and to say his death was a tragedy is pointless, because we all die, and he’s lucky he got to do what he did.  Although luck isn’t really what it’s all about is it?  It’s about living life like it’s meant to; which is without limits, pause, or regrets.  And I’d say at 47 he accomplished a lot and gained more respect in the world then most schmucks trying to get a nut.

I’d rather attain greatness and live until 47 then live a hundred years like the “average” citizen.

PAPRIKA

PERFECT BLUE

MILLENNIUM ACTRESS

TOKYO GODFATHERS

PARANOIA AGENT

Via motionographer

TELEPHONEME is a hybrid animation/live action presentation about a double agent by MK12 & Swedish Secrets.  T is sexy.

His Bio:
“I was born in Redondo Beach, California in 1982. I grew up moving around the world. I’ve lived in parts of the US, Korea, Japan, Australia and Canada. I was very fortunate to attend an amazing high school in Toronto that specialized in the arts, Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts. From there I went to the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence for my freshman year of university before transferring to the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University and graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Film and Television. I then realized my lifelong dream of returning to Los Angeles and have been here every since. I love LA.

My greatest source of inspiration is the people in my life. I thrive on connecting with others. If you have a project you would like to work with me on, or you just want to say hello, hit me up—I’d love to hear from you!”

New music video for Converse featuring Kid Cudi. A while back Bunnyman posted about Eric Testroete and his awesome halloween costume. It seems that the true players of the lower east side saw this idea and made a kick ass music video.

psyop.tv

“Initially, TBWA Paris and Pleix wanted to create the entire spot in camera, shooting real statues created out of wax. But in initial tests it was discovered that it was too difficult to shoot melting wax without it looking like stop-motion, so the film was almost completely done in CG except for a few live action elements. As with all Amnesty International campaigns, this film was created on a voluntary basis. The French collective Pleix, represented by warm&fuzzy in Paris, worked with Parisian post-house Digital District for several months on this CG tour de force to create the photo-real melting of wax.”

pleix.net
warmandfuzzy.tv

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