xmas in 4k

Opening presents, fresh-baked bread, coffee, and lots of wrapping paper. This is how we spent our Christmas morning.

this was our N/R (family) christmas.

merry christmas and have a happy holidays!

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first snow

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dear you,

we got our first christmas tree with jenny (our dog) today. 

it was snowing and foggy and eerie and empty and beautiful.

jenny, who was born in the cayman islands, is obsessed with the snow.

she's like us: beach-born, energetic, and overall kind of crazy. it was no doubt she'd love the snow as much as q and i do. 

we got a twelve-foot tree. it was so big the guys who owned the little tree farm had to use a tractor to drag it to our car. it smelled like christmas all the way home.

it smells like christmas in our house now.

i hope i got good pictures.

happy holidays.

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absurdity

Preposterous is a short about absurdity, random short scenes that do not make any sense. Music by : Vic Mizzy © 2016 www.florentporta.com

1/ PREPOSTEROUS

in !!! itself a- short about........ absurdity,! weirdness,%% unexpectedness,**`!! mystery, irony, ??? ? /!! // ....?!

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Shot on iPhone. For fun. Enjoy

2/ SLOW FOOD

sMAsH!!!!!!!!!!!1111!!!!1!!1!!!1!!!

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dir Hiro Murai prod Jason Colon dp Larkin Seiple ad Jesse Fleece prod design Megan Fenton steadicam Ari Robbins ac Ken Tanaka edit Eric Greenburg vfx Varnish FX color Marc Steinberg ep Danielle Hinde Doomsday Ent 2014

3/ SWEATPANTS

¡¡¡déjä v¨üuuu ovër án∂ ovér ánß øvër ágäín maStERpieCE!¡

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give me money to do what I want now plz

4/ RESUME SUPPLEMENT

a resume in ÄRT%&vïDÉO form. uh we(i)rD!!!

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welcome to absurdity. i've been into cool weird stuff lately. like cool cool weird weird videos. they've gotten me through this week and will probably get me through the next and the next and the next and the next and next next next next and next next infinite next. 

thanks, bye conGRaTs!!!!

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and, thank you

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yogurt panna cotta . pumpkin pie and ginger ice cream . roasted yams and delicata with yogurt and pomegranate . kale salad with persimmons and tahini dressing . roasted green beans and whole grain mustard . mashed potatoes . stuffing . turkey . gravy cranberry sauce with jalepeños . roasted cauliflower steaks with capers and olives and parsley . berry crisp .

i am thankful for life

i am thankful for opportunity

i am thankful for people and family and friends and love

i am eternally thankful for everything

enjoy your holidays 

be thankful for everything that you have

love,

izzy

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street parallels

keannumartinez + that-hal + riversdiliscia + mikelyon + facultybacteria 

jenschmitz + joji + vincentjamesv + febsmatic

it's almost thanksgiving break. i'm tired and sleepy and drained. 

a lot has happened in the past month. a lot of which i have a lot to say, but not a lot i want to say here. i've been waking up stronger. i'm waking up stronger every day.

on other notes

i've been inspired by more raw photographs lately. open ones. real ones. and i think the easiest way to embody this rawness is through street photography. i think the coolest thing is seeing parallels between street photography from different cities and photographers, and how colors and lines and shapes overlap. 

i tried to show that. 

i'm ready for gravy.

happy saturday.

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a month from then

the human condition is a installation of the works of various artists in an old, 40,000 square-foot hospital. i thought it was cool and weird and unique and gloomy and just beautiful; the pieces brilliantly match the geometric and sharp shapes of the hospital. i just wanted to share its awesomeness.

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as for me, i'm back. it's been 48 days since i wrote my last post. that's a pretty long time. i've been taking a little hiatus from social lately. it's been nice to just not stress about having to curate and post things on all of my platforms. i started junior year 29 days ago. i turned seventeen 19 days ago. i'm a year older since we last talked. 

i've been thinking about this sort of kinetic energy of stress. i think a lot of the time i feed off of other people's stress and they feed off of my stress and other people's stress, and it just becomes this sort of eternal and cyclical exchange of anxiety. i mean, i get it. we're getting older and we have more responsibilities and work and independence. we're almost done with high school. i realize that every once in a while and it just scares me. i love the idea of a new and limitless world. we're practically there.

i've been pretty good about it my monthly freak-outs, though it's taken me almost 3 years to figure it out. i keep reminding myself that i'm okay. that even though i have no control of time and other people and their decisions, i have complete power over what i do and how i perceive and change my community. there's been a lot of broadened thinking lately. i think i've matured a bit from it. 

good night.

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found artists: ben clement

this is ben clement. i'm not really sure how i stumbled upon him, but i think i'm in love with the website as much as the photographs. 

photog rapher   ''' / creativ     e  director      ' '  i;///   jj                editor

cool.

happy friday

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where art and cake collide

images by dunja opalko x wallpaper magazine

i haven't been baking much, even though it's summer time. very much unlike me, but i've been so busy with projects and fun stuff that i think it's okay.

the other day i stumbled upon danish designer kia utzon-frank and her london-based company kufstudios. naturally, there was kufcakes. each cake is in fact edible. kia prints marble texture onto fondant or marzipan before most meticulously folding it over cake. in turn, a beautiful stone effect is created, which freakin' insane. 

the cake itself is equally as stunning, with folds and layers of sponge cake thin enough to create a fine gradient.  "taste is as important as the look, and the cakes should be conversation starters and trigger our curiosity and interaction with each other," their website says. kia uses natural food coloring and fruit juices to dye the cakes. 

i think the thing that utzon-frank said that really spoke to me the most was this: "cake is just another material. if something catches my interest it doesn't matter what it's made of. i think there's a huge freedom in not knowing much about the material i'm throwing myself at, as i then don't know the 'rules' and therefore am more open to experiment."

food = experimentation = art

i wish i could do that.

enjoy your weekend,

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because it was great

Sometimes a step away from the hustle of Manhattan is really gratifying. Here's Oregon. 〰 A Rum Summer - ibi . blog - commoncomfort.com instagram - instagram.com/commoncomfort twitter - twitter.com/commoncomfort tumblr - jamstains.tumblr com

i made a video a week ago about my grandparents' neighborhood. 

i went to jazz camp for a week.

i met really cool people.

i discovered new music. 

i took a break.

i spent time with my family.

i'm good. i'm home. let's go. 

i miss them.

happy monday

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i've been watching stuff

some thoughts on work

1/ on work – ryan o'connor

simple. eccentric. awesome. funny. i love it. i love helvetica. 

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15 sec

2/ upstate – jorge cuevas jr

15 seconds of joy and beauty.

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How do you make a spot that paints a portrait of the INTERNET? You use every crayon in the box, that's how! Teaming up with POSSIBLE, we also went through a dozen bricks of clay, spray paint, wood, lasers and a sprinkle of LOL-cats. Onward Internet! onwardinternet.com Credits: Directed By: Buck Executive Producer: Anne Skopas Executive Creative Director: Orion Tait Creative Director: Thomas Schmid Art Director: Jonathon Gorman, Justin Fines Producer: Anabella Zubillaga Production Coordinator: Stefania Consarino Storyboards: Justin Fines, Jonathon Gorman, Gareth O’Brien Design: Justin Fines, Jonathon Gorman, Gareth O’Brien, Daniel Oeffinger, Alex Mapar, Yker Moreno, Kyle Mowat, Christoper Phillips, Federico Reano, Thomas Schmid, Kyle Strope Animation Director: Gareth O'Brien Animation: Sander van Dijk, Nicolo Bianchino, Jonathon Gorman, Alex Mapar, Kyle Mowat, Gareth O’Brien, Daniel Oeffinger, Christopher Phillips, Federico Reano, Kyle Strope Stop Motion: Chad Colby, Justin Fines, Jonathon Gorman, Gareth O’Brien, Kyle Mowat, Jude Tait Director of Photography: Seth Ricart Art Department: Victoria Arslani, Jonathan Bell, Olivia Blanc, Chad Colby, Justin Fines, Jonathon Gorman, Gareth O’Brien, Kyle Mowat, Martina Stiftinger, Anabella Zubillaga Colorist: Jose Fuentes, Seth Ricart & Co. Music & Sound Design: Antfood

3/ onward internet – sander van dijk

the internet is cool. right.

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Traceloops draws to Shigeto's "Pulse." See more of @traceloops' work here: http://www.traceloops.com Find Shigeto's Intermission EP in The Ghostly Store: http://www.theghostlystore.com/products/shigeto-intermission

4/ pulse - traceloops x shigeto

a favorite song + a favorite artist. the perfect video.

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it seems like it's been forever since i last wrote here. it has, actually. i've been busy with my summer job and trying to be creative in other aspects of my life. i'm more confident now. i'm more confident in my life and actions as a creative. it almost feels like i know what i want to do and grow to be in the future. it's crazy. i'm turning 17 in 2 months and even though i always say i don't know what i want to be, i do know what i want to be. i am who i want to be. i think for me, that's really powerful.

good evening.

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h0me

A day to myself at home. . blog - commoncomfort.com instagram - instagram.com/commoncomfort twitter - twitter.com/commoncomfort tumblr - jamstains.tumblr.com

i made a little thing because i haven't made one in a little.

happy wednesday

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what's going on

what's goin' on guys? i've come here to say that we have T-minus 2 days left until the end of the school year. do you know how good that feels? that feels pretty great. 

i've been taking some weird photos lately. like cool weird? alex says that they're cool weird. that means that they really are cool weird. that's good. i love flash now. to kinda celebrate these photographs, i made some weird collages.

1. got a new shirt from my dear friend that says "matriarchy now!" i love it. you can buy one (and look at all of her cool projects) here. 
2. i painted my nails like i always do when i choose to do them once in a millennium 
3. a cool water-chemical stain that i found today waiting for the bus
4. my kefir yogurt ice cream with rainbow sprinkles that i had for dinner last night
5. a brownie cake with very sad decorating by me (for my friend's chinese teacher)

and because it's been awhile, here are some links that i've found from the last 12 days.

1/ all of the pretty colors

2/ this awesome wallpaper (yes, real paper that goes on walls)

3/ buy all of the patches!!

4/ OK.

5/ what are you talking about?

happy hump day, everyone

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color switch

john zabawa, cereal mag, liam stevens, manjit thapp, reidar pritzel, natalie tan, kanghee kim, flavie roux, sigmar polke, erik madigan heck,  natalie tan

every couple of months, i make a new folder of images. i would sort of describe it as a mood board folder: there are images from pretty much everything that i visit. blog posts, illustrators' portfolios, tumblr, cargo, etc. i link this folder to my screen saver, so every time i leave my computer i come back to these images floating and folding on my screen. it's like a moving inspiration board... sorta. 

colors are nice. i've been drawn to more pale colors recently. i like the way they complement more vivid colors. composition is nice too. i've always been drawn to simple shapes. 

the pictures and illustrations complement each other. they work together to create a new thing and are great pieces of art because of that. i think that all good art is like that. it can be associated to other pieces and other artists regardless of style or medium. 

i like art like that. 

happy friday

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blanca

fresh pasta with carbonara 

garbanzo soup with raspberry salt

apple with shaved macadamia 

glass shrimp with kohlrabi 

sweet potato chips with buttermilk 

agnolotti with lapsang souchong tea

sunchoke and cardamom cake with cacao 

fresh stracciatella with asparagus

this is what we ate at blanca for mother's day.

have a great weekend.

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dear mom,

Thank you for everything. Apologies for the re-upload. 〰 Photograph - Arcade Fire . blog - commoncomfort.com instagram - instagram.com/commoncomfort twitter - twitter.com/commoncomfort tumblr - jamstains.tumblr.com

thank you for everything.

enjoy your mothers and sundays everyone.

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my office

where i sleep and throw my clothes and sometimes watch a movie

i killed my plants

where i make stuff

where i keep the messy stuff

where R2D2 lives

where the only pictures i have with my friends are

where i keep a picture of them

where projects die and are born

where clips that don't actually work are #aesthetic

where i keep artwork from first grade

there's just a random donut on my desk

people always ask me what my workspace is like.

it's my room.

it's my creative space #PEACHYS

i live here, i work here, i sleep here. it's my space. there's a lot of art and design magazines and stuff. my mom printed out some of my own photographs so i could, you know, get some inspiration from myself or something. i look back on my 2006 self (aka that painting from the first grade) for sources of creativity. real casual.

my room is a balance of myself. there's a lot of graphic prints and minimalist stuff, but there's also an R2D2 on my pillow, a tardis on my desk, and pictures of planets in my closet. i'm very discreet with my inner nerd, but there are hints of it everywhere.

there are usually more plants in my space. i killed most of them. what a shame.

there are cracks on my wall. some are new, some are old. our building is shifting and the wall closest to my bed looks like it's about to fall apart. it adds character. yeah.

i have a whole turntable space on my credenza. the flash didn't really reflect well on it, so i deleted all the pictures. it's there though. 

i think comfort fuels my creativity + motivation + productivity.

this is common comfort...

too much?

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let's be creative

an image by tim schutsky + other unknown sources

i look at a lot of stuff on the internet. i like looking at art (in all of its forms) a lot. 

i'm constantly inspired. i've recently found a few "things" that i've really, really enjoyed + i've been motivated by. here: 

Chaz Bundick and his creative partner Brendan Nakahara design a t-shirt for Yours Truly and talk about their design process at Yes Press studios in Berkeley. Win the t-shirt featured in this video, and check out Chaz's immersive, week-long feature, on the newly re-launched Yours Truly http://yourstru.ly/stories/toroymoi Whether it’s design or visual art or music, Chaz Bundick wants to make things that are approachable, then relatable, then, maybe, useful, or at the very least not so complicated that it becomes intimidating. To him, design is a puzzle – there’s what it looks like, and there’s why it looks like that. He compares his feeling when he’s making art to the feeling he has when working through a puzzle. “It makes me feel present, if anything. It makes me feel like I’m actually doing something, getting something done,” he says. “To turn your brain off for a second and take a break from craziness – ‘Got to feed the dog.’ ‘Got to get gas.’ ‘Got to get food.’”

1/ from sketch to screen

the other day i stumbled upon yours truly, a unit dedicated to telling the stories of artists (and more specifically, musicians). i found this piece they did on chaz bundick, an artist / producer / creative. i just loved everything about this.

image by bea policarpio

2/ the crossroads of should and must

i've loved elle for awhile now. i talked about the difference between "should" and "must", but i'm pretty sure you'd much prefer her explanation over mine. she just gets it. 

This is the introduction shown during our 2015 tour!

3/ ok gO!

you all know that okgo is my favorite band. this is also my favorite concert opening. i get chills every time i watch it (also like post-concert sadness). it just makes me want to make something awesome.

images by yours truly

4/ wet

don't wanna be your girl. creative processes + art + music + everything that happens in-between. this is the story of wet (the band, if you didn't know).

On a dry lakebed in Nevada, a group of friends build the first scale model of the solar system with complete planetary orbits: a true illustration of our place in the universe. A film by Wylie Overstreet and Alex Gorosh alexgorosh.com wylieoverstreet.com Feel like supporting more films like this?

4/ our solar system

a group of friends recreated the solar system in real proportion because they wanted to. i just found this whole things insane/cool/beautiful/wonderful/thought-provoking. there's a new perspective that i had formed. 

night

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okay so

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i kind of don't know what to say. 

i've been resting my body a lot. i've been eating well. i'm learning in school. i'm trying to take photos every day. i'm reading. i'm waking up at six o'clock every morning, except on the weekends. i walk home every day at around five. i read the news sometimes. i write sometimes. i'm listening to new music every day. i do my homework. i like to look for new shoes even though i don't need them. i smile. i go out with my friends. i brush my teeth twice a day. i play piano every monday and get out of school 15 minutes early on fridays. i try to walk more because it's nice out. 

i'm doing well. 

i feel like i don't keep up with writing here enough. i know, i know, i'm sorry. but i'm going to change that within the next couple of weeks. i have stuff in store to share, but i'm not exactly quite sure what it's going to be yet. #coolcontentcomingsoon. promise. i'm hoping to get some videos out pretty soon... i just haven't gotten around to it because you know, school and projects and all that fun stuff. but i promise that cool things are underway. 

so i turn this question to you all: what kind of content would you like? more recipes (which would be in summertime)? more film stuff? graphics? art? life stuff? writing? do tell. (seriously, i'd really like to know). 

i'll leave you with "cool things that i've found in the last 22 days" things. haven't done one of these in awhile. 

1/ floating record? could you imagine this in your bedroom? yes? yes.

2/ my favorite little video (i found last week). it's not really about pizza

3/ this pair of very minimalist earrings that i adore

4/ a really intriguing short film on "fangirls"

5/ a steve patch

6/ i forgot about this piece + have been listening it for the past week

7/ my favorite human being doing my favorite human things

have a lovely saturday, everyone.

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i'm so happy

We spent the past week in California visiting friends of all sorts. We love California. (We also went to LA, but I didn't film at all for some reason)... 〰 Cavity - Shigeto . blog - commoncomfort.com instagram - instagram.com/commoncomfort twitter - twitter.com/commoncomfort tumblr - jamstains.tumblr.com

i'm home. the past few days of spring break have been the most relaxed. there was a moment when i actually thought that it was summertime.

i'm happy. i'm so happy, and being so is one of the most askdfklj feelings. it's hard to explain, but i'm sure you've felt this way before. when i'm happy, i get creative. i've made so many little things (including a 'california' video!!!) in the past week alone. 

i even made a little playlist about it. cool. 

enjoy your spring everyone. i'll hear from you soon. promise.

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on film

still from 2001: a space odyssey. my favorite film.

i've spent a lot of time watching films in the past few days. short films, long films, films of my own, i've been watching them. we're on this weird road-trip-not-road-trip trip in california right now, so i've queued a list of little films for the rides. 

i love film (i'm talking about motion pictures here, but i love actual film also). i love the ability to tell a story without words. i hope by now you know that i like to understand things visually, so it shouldn't be surprising when i say that i love movies. 

i wanted to share some of my favorite films that i've found and that i'm currently watching during our car rides. some of them are weird, some inspiring, some cool, some beautiful, but all incredible. they are all worth watching, promise.

i love film. 

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As we rapidly slip into a purely digital age it's nice to remember where it all started and why it is so great. Thank you so much for all the amazing comments, posts and shares. -- -- Created By - Robert Marshall Email - robert@roundonefilms.co.uk www.roundonefilms.co.uk

1/ the sound of film . robert marshall

the sounds that often are missed when we replace film with digital media.

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Graphic and visual artist Michael Cina has been working closely with record label Ghostly International since 2007, creating stunning album art for emerging and established musicians. With help from a VSCO Artist Initiative™ grant, Cina has selected 100 album covers and accompanying concept art to appear in his new book, A Century of Artifice. Purchase Book: http://www.theghostlystore.com/collections/goods/products/michael-cina-a-century-of-artifice Director / Cinematographer / Editor: Brett Carlson Music: Pulse & Gently performed by Shigeto

2/ michael cina – a century of artifice . VSCO

a short film on the life of one of my favorite graphic designers.

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Video Directed by Thibaut Grevet Produced by Frenzy Paris Commissioner : Pierre Le Ny (Labelgum) Producer : Julie Mathieu Line Producer : Elsa Rodach DOP : Axel Cosnefroy Editor: Maxime Pozzi-Garcia Stylist : Amelie Pichard SAGE Style : Etudes Studio Post Production : Mikros Image Supervision Tournage et Flame Artist: Flore Mounier Flame Artist  Jao M'changama Superviseur VFX: Guillaume Ho Animateur: Mickael Nauzin Stagiaire VFX: Gilles Gadjigo  Génaraliste VFX: Yannick Emeneya VFX producer: Charlotte Brisebarre Head of Creative and Motion Graphics Dpt: Julien Vallet Généraliste VFX: Guillaume Parra Cofrad Mannequin: Astrid Lemoine   A million Thanxxx to all the team @ Villa Noailles & The town of Hyeres  Jean-Pierre Blanc, Marion Betous, Magalie Guerin, Franca Leguennec and Jymmy Raphan   (p) & (c) 2016 Green United Music DEBUT ALBUM OUT ON 11.03.2016 - Pre-order https://sage.lnk.to/iTunesalbum LIVE AT La Cigale, Paris on 22.03.2016 Infos and Tickets: https://sage.lnk.to/La-Cigale_22-03-2... FOLLOW SAGE Facebook - https://sage.lnk.to/facebookYT Twitter - https://sage.lnk.to/twitterYT Instagram - https://sage.lnk.to/instagramYT Tour - https://sage.lnk.to/songkickYT

3/ august in paris . sage

an eccentric music video with lots of legs and no faces.

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What's it like to use one sense to do the work of another? "Can You Read My Lips?" is an immersive short about lip-reading based on the essay "Seeing at the Speed of Sound" by Rachel Kolb who narrates and stars in the piece. Produced by Little Moving Pictures Director - David Terry Fine Producer - Jeremy Summer Editor - Nathan Petty Writers - Rachel Kolb, David Terry Fine, Ryan Bubalo, Brenna Farrell Director of Photography - Tyler McPherron Additional Camera - David Terry Fine, Bradley Tangonan Associate Producers - Amy Dempsey, Brenna Farrell Gaffers - Eric Blum, Luke Seerveld, Alan Steinheimer, Bradley Tangonan Sound Recordist - Renso Landa Makeup- Laura Chall Casting - Chris Morrell Colorist - Ayumi Ashley Sound Mixer - Joaby Deal Additional Sounds - Panda Bear Title Consultant - Joe Kayser Title Animation - Noe Chavez Good Vibes - Diana Rothery, Mimi Cave Featuring: -- Erin Fong -- Tiffany Sainz -- Karen Wang -- Peter Willhoite -- Forrest Day -- TJ Kearney -- Erica Kelly -- Karen Berniker -- Dave Levine -- Daniel Davies -- Ranbir Sanghera -- Clementine Costanza -- Oskar Costanza -- Jamie Rose Miller -- Christian Plummer -- Ayumi Ashley -- Matt Notaro -- Talya Fisher -- Brandon Kazen-Maddox -- Nicole Schneider -- Francis Phiri -- Brittany Dike -- Chris Desouza -- Obhi Hazarika -- Molly Linden -- David Terry Fine -- Jeremy Summer Special Thanks - -- Beau Lewis -- Debbie Sterling -- Andrew Textor -- Steph Textor -- Mimi Cave -- Devin Whetstone -- Garret DeLorm -- Gus Horwith -- Jamie Rennar -- Tommy Herbst -- Kai Schneider -- Cassie Rosenbrock -- Jane Whitney -- Chris Morrell -- Teresa Jattridge -- Melissa Keith -- Brady Woolery -- Alicia Roca -- Leslie Valentino -- MTZHF -- Josh Harris / Trick Dog -- David Peter -- Dakota McCoy -- Catherine Laporte-Oshiro -- Phil Yao -- Taylor Wilson -- Kiley Hunkler -- Spencer Lenfield -- Rachel Woodlee

4/ can you read my lips? . little moving pictures

i come back to this video a lot– it explores the difficulty of lip-reading in a world of hearing.

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Opening titles for the 2015 Semi-Permanent design conferences. www.semipermanent.com Titles by Raoul Marks www.raoulmarks.com Art of the Title interview: http://www.artofthetitle.com/title/semi-permanent-sydney-2015/ Making of here!: https://vimeo.com/129091592 A surreal trip. An allegory for the creative process and growth of an individual. From birth, to individuation, to criticality and finally to finding ones own creative space. Or, if preferred, just some fun times floating through the void. CREDITS Designed and Produced by Raoul Marks Titles kindly supported by Maxon www.maxon.net Iceland photography kindly provided by Jake Sargeant www.mn8studio.com Music and SFX arranged by Raoul Marks Additional artwork by Stanley Donwood & Noah Taylor

5/ opening titles to semi-permanent design conferences . marx

a really beautiful opening title to a conference (?). cool. here are the behind the scenes.

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There was something peaceful about how empty and vast Greenland was. I felt like I was on another planet. Shot a few clips on my pocket camera while I was shooting with Jack and Finn for a film about climate change. Music: By Me Camera: RX100 IV & A7S II

6/ greenland . tim kellner

tim + travel films = awesomeness.

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Animation for The School of Life based on a short piece of writing by Alain de Botton. Co-directed by Lara Lee & Hannah Jacobs Narration by Anna Martine Big help on sound design from Kerry Leatham http://theschooloflife.com http://laralee.kr http://hellohannahjacobs.com

7/ the uses of envy . lara lee

bold, graphic animations with a bold narrative.

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Casey Neistat is a fellow Youtube creator. His work and his ethos have been great inspiration for us over the last couple of years. We spent some time with him in the summer at his studio in New York to record this little film. This is Words of Wisdom with Casey Neistat SPREAD THE LOVE! Our Website: http://www.jacksgap.com Our Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/JacksGap Our SoundCloud: http//www.soundcloud.com/jacksgapsounds Jack's Twitter: http://twitter.com/JacksHarries Jack''s Instagram: http://instagram.com/JackHarries Finn's Twitter: http://twitter.com/FinnHarries Finn's Instagram: http://instagram.com/FinnHarries

8/ casey neistat, words of wisdom . jack harries

casey neistat's words of wisdom. what's better than that?

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have a great thursday, everyone.

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