I had a fantastic time at MexiCali Live last night (3/20) – for those of you that haven’t been there before, it is a great venue, the room is lively, the sound is great, and the food looked so good that I was sorry I had eaten earlier.
The reason for my trek from Brooklyn to New Jersey..? MUSIC.
On the bill that night was a very good friend of mine, guitar player Mike Lawlor along with Mark Egan on bass and Karl Latham on drums..
Google Street View stop motion animation short made as a personal project by director Tom Jenkins.
Story: A lonely desk toy longs for escape from the dark confines of the office, so he takes a cross country road trip to the Pacific Coast in the only way he can – using a toy car and Google Maps Street View.
Without further ado;
Address is Approximate
I love stop action film when it’s done well, and Will Studd and Ed Patterson have taken things to a whole new level. Very cool stuff..
“Will Studd and Ed Patterson – directors at Sumo Science (and Aardman Animations) – have taken the stop-motion genre to another level with their latest filmic venture, ‘Gulp’ The World’s Largest (not longest) Stop Action Film.” – MB&F, A Parallel World
Hello everybody!
I’m very excited to (finally!) be in the final stages of the production of my new website.
A portrait of super stylist, Jess Zaino at the Bryant Park Hotel during Fashion Week in New York City. Mandatory Credit: Photo By M David Leeds
There’s a number of galleries that will be posted later today/this week – the blog is being relaunched as well!
There are lots of exciting changes – new categories (how to, must see, and You decide) – new features (prints and products available now, social sharing of photos and posts nice and easy, and much more)
I have to thank the gang at PhotoShelter and for their great products and service, this site would have been a lot more difficult to put together without them. If you’re a visual artist, I strongly suggest that you check them both out asap.
I’m still ironing out things here and there, but wanted to put it out there and, as always, I welcome feedback, suggestions or critiques. The more the merrier.