I’m midway through an ambitious new Goodie Bag episode. In the meantime, here’s some of the work I’ve been producing at my day job. These are all promotionals for the photographic industry, but the first two feature ladies in minimal attire.
Wow, two great tech-oriented manifestos have been published pretty much back-to-back: David Shields’ Reality Hunger and Jaron Lanier’s You Are Not a Gadget. These two reviews of the books are more eloquent than I could muster.
If you dig horror and grew up in the eighties, you must watch The House of the Devil. The less you know about it the better, but I will tell you it features a highly unexpected dance scene.
A bunch of my older, frequently dirty videos have reclaimed their rightful places here on the site (scroll down past the Apple video).
If I die tomorrow, my internet obituary will probably feature the video below.
We’ll all be sick of 1000 frames-per-second footage in the near future, but for now, enjoy!
(via Daring Fireball)
Update: Littlepixel points out in the comments that this is an obvious knock-off of Pleix’s video below.
Related to Paul F. Thompkins’ “The Sink and The Mirror” routine, a numbingly extensive montage of mirror scare scenes.
Some extraordinary images from the BBC series Animals in the Womb. Very literal title, that.
