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M83 – “We Own the Sky” by David Altobelli

So M83 mastermind Anthony Gonzales joined heads with Pitchfork late last year to announce a Radiohead Aniboom-like music video contest for my favorite track of my last years favorite album. This submission by director David Altobelli is A-mazing and I must admit, it also has a sort of ...

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Josdigital’s Favorite Albums of 2008

Late again and another year past. I wish for a new blog design this year, if I can schedule in the time with my overall laziness. I put a lot of thought into the list. The top five was just following my gut instinct, while anything below the top ten was a real struggle. Even though 2008 was ...

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I feel love..

I feel love.. by *NaBHaN I sometimes regret that I'm more of a logic thinker than a creative person. It always amazes me when I see people freehand draw. I wish I could just put whatever's inside my head on paper. Anyways, this picture looks pretty badass on my site, I love hotpink and ...

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Lichtwriting with Lichtfaktor

People call it lightwriting, it's a technique where light tricks are performed while a picture is taken using a camera with long exposure. Althought this has been done so many times in ad campaigns and TV commercials, you can't deny that these type of effects look great. The guys from ...

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Social Media Websites in Illustrated Form

Social news/bookmarking sites these days are controlling what gets popular on the internet, with their users that is. Once a story gets popular on one community driven site, it'll easily get picked up by its competitors and the blogosphere. Therefore these sites play an important role in ...

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1906 San Francisco earthquake

I just spent half an hour looking at this very fascinating picture that got picked up by the 'blogosphere' on the wikimedia server. It's a hundred year old high resolution picture of San Fransisco taken right after the great 1906 earthquake(flickr). Apparently the gigantic camera was ...

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Michel Gondry – The Science of Sleep

Michel Gondry is, as I would categorize Spike Jonze or Chris Cunningham, a very talented music video director that goes beyond that. He also directed films like Dave Chappelle's Block Party, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and The Science of Sleep, which I got to see this ...

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The Cinematic Orchestra – Ma Fleur

It already has been a good year for music and it's getting even better. Jason Swinscoe with The Cinematic Orchestra released their follow-up to 2002's "Everyday". "Ma Fleur" was conceived as the soundtrack to an imagined film, working alongside a scriptwriter. In a similar manner TCO ...

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Dance of death drawings from 1900

These are a century old drawings by Louis Crucius, a pharmacist and part time artist, which some were later aquired by The Antikamnia Chemical Company for a marketing campaign. After beginning his working life as a printer's apprentice, Louis Crucius (or Crusius) completed the necessary ...

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KJ Sawka – “Montreal” dir. Clay Lipsky

A couple months ago I blogged about a music video for Daedelus' Sundown, which was pretty great, directed by a fella named Clay Lipsky. He sent me an email to inform me, and maybe a little promotion which is cool cause he has some great stuff, about his latest work. It's a music video for, a ...

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