Users can contribute to The Johnny Cash Project by drawing a randomly selected frame from the video “Ain’t No Grave”. The drawing will then become a part of an ever growing new music video. When watching the video you can even sort frames by different categories such as sketchy, abstract and realistic drawings.
Ok, so I usually think that interactive Youtube videos suck – but this is so awesome!
Note: wait until the video is loaded.
Via.
Well, this just looks great. Video processing made in the 70′s by Woody Vasulka & Brian O’Reilly and recently digitized.
You can read all about the project on Vimeo.
Found at today and tomorrow.
Amanita Design just released their first full length flash game called Machinarium. I have really been looking forward to this, since I enjoyed Samorost 1 and Samorost 2 a lot.
The demo looks very promising.
Frankie Nazardo went to Nepal to live with these gang kids and took some quite disturbing photos.
Found at Dazed Digital
Blu is back! This time together with David Ellis on this creation from Fame Festival.
My colleague Anders Lund has previously posted the film Muto by Blu. Watch it here.
Georges Rousse creates illusions in public spaces, that from a certain perspective will look flat. Visit rousseprojectdurham.com to see the progress.
Found at todayandtomorrow.
