Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Saturday, June 29, 2013

Nine Inch Nails Came Back Haunted Video Directed by David Lynch

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I love Trent Reznor and Nine Nails, so I was rather happy when I heard he has continued with the group. I also love the work of David Lynch. This is what happens when two of the most creative people in the world get together.

Nine Inch Nails released their new David Lynch directed music video for “Came Back Haunted,” a single from their upcoming album Hesitation Marks (releasing on September 3, 2013). You can download the new track or pre-order the upcoming album from iTunes and the Nine Inch Nails website.

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Video of Malleus Printing & Designing the Mudhoney Berlin Poster

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Details from Malleus about the new video they released on the printing of tonight's Mudhoney poster for Berlin:

Silkscreening is a mistery.
Lots of people look at our prints asking why they should have a value.
Why they’re special.
What’s behind them.
And why we’re always tired.
And especially… why we’re so muscular and strong…
There’s a reason and an answer for every question.
But talking about things is very difficult and sometimes boring.
So we decided it was time to film the complete (or at least the almost complete) working that there’s around a poster.
And we choose the last one we’ve realized, the print for the gig of Mudhoney in Berlin tonight.
This is the result, hope You’ll enjoy both the video and audio (the song is Leequame from Zolle,  last band in our small Supernatural Cat label)!!!

 And don’t forget the Mudhoney posters (regular and variant editions) will be on sale tomorrow on our webstore!!!

 Watch the video


Saturday, April 13, 2013

Psy Gentleman Video Watch Gangnam Style

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South Korean singer Psy is back after teaching the world how to do it Gangnam Style with a new video titled Gentleman. While is does not even come close to the classic Afghan Whigs song that I love, the video is pretty funny. Really wish Psy would go to North Korea and kick Kim Jong Un ass with his thighs to end all the dumbshit.

Enjoy have a great weekend


Saturday, December 15, 2012

Prints On Wood talks art with Lola video

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Prints On Wood sat down with fine art artist Lola and discuss the aspects of her work. Lola feels we need harmony, lyrics, and a visual escape from reality, because reality has become somewhat of a nightmare. War, genocide, hunger, death, disaster, political disappointment. She paints to start a positive dialog amongst strangers. And she paints because it is her most precious gift in life. Loa sings through her brushes the way a song might touch your heart and knock you off your feet so that you might feel for one moment and forget how the media desensitizes you and holds you in its grips with fear tactics.

Check out the video

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Jack White Limited Edition Poster, “I’m Shakin’” Video Premiere & 7 Inch Vinyl Pre-Order

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Directed by Dori Oskowitz, the video for Jack White’s cover of the Little Willie John classic “I’m Shakin’” premieres today, October 10th at 9AM PT/12PM ET/5PM BST at www.jackwhiteiii.com.

Additionally, the 7″ vinyl single of “I’m Shakin’,” featuring the exclusive non-album B-side “Blues on Two Trees,” will be available for pre-order on October 16th and official on sale October 30th. Pictured above are the regular 7″ sleeve (left) and the tour sleeve (right).

 To commemorate the video and single release, Jack and Third Man Records are giving away a limited edition poster designed by Miles Johnson. Be sure to follow @thirdmanrecords on twitter to find out where you can get your copy.

Monday, September 10, 2012

Great Video of Screen Printers in Los Angeles

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In this episode of Subculture Club, Thrash Lab take you to the studio, the warehouse, the party, the home and the private office space of some of the most influential screen printers in Los Angeles, California. You have seen their posters, their t-shirts and their prints all over your city. Now get an intimate look into the art, the inspirations and the business behind screen printing.

Artist in the video:
Seizer One
Hit and Run Crew
Andrew Holder
Two Rabbits
Family Industries
Grow Your Own Media

Monday, August 13, 2012

Clint Wilson’s Coldplay Poster PROCESS VIDEO and…Van Halen Houston Poster

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Artists Clint Wilson and Tessa Morrison created this awesome COLDPLAY print, commissioned by the Toyota Center in Houston, at the Nakatomi Print labs!  First, Clint and Tessa assembled a Glass Tile Mosaic, photographed it, and printed it as a 3 color hand-pulled silk-screen poster! They made this awesome little video to show the process- about 4 minutes through they start printing, and you can see the inner workings of the Nakatomi Print Labs!

The poster measures 18×24, and is signed and numbered by the artists in an edition of 125, with only 50 available for sale!




Clint was also commissioned by the Toyota Center to produce this print for the VAN HALEN show there!

 This poster is 18×24 and is signed and numbered by Clint in an edition of 100, with only 40 available. (The rest went to the venue and the band).
These prints are in hand for immediate shipment, and can be found RIGHT HERE in the CLINT WILSON section of the Nakatomi store!


Saturday, August 11, 2012

Jeff Soto The Black Keys France Poster Process Video

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Brian Ewing posted this the other day and either I forgot about it or never saw it before now. But none the less its a great video of Jeff Soto's creative process for The Black Keys' 2012 France gig posters. Filmed in January 2012.

www.jeffsoto.com
www.potatostamp.com


Wednesday, May 23, 2012

The Afghan Whigs Perform “I’m Her Slave” on Jimmy Fallon Video

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I can't even begin to tell you how much I love The Afghan Whigs and the music of Greg Dulli. So I was just ecstatic when I heard they were getting back together and touring this year.

 You can download their new single "See And Don't See" from their website. Originally recorded in 1970 by Marie "Queenie" Lyons, the band's version of "See And Don't See" is the first new recording in over five years from the recently reunited group.

 The Afghan Whigs were on the Jimmy Fallon show tonight and stuck around to play a web exclusive bonus song, "I'm Her Slave"! The band just announced their first show in 13 years, which will happen tomorrow the 23rd at the Bowery Ballroom -- be sure to catch them live if you can! And if you can't, enjoy this wonderful performance as they tear the roof off.




Monday, February 13, 2012

Just Like Being There GigPoster Documentary Movie accepted into SxSW 2012 see the new trailer

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For almost the past year director Scout Shannon and producer Johanna Goldstein have been crisscrossing the country shooting their film Just Like Being There. It has now been accepted and will debut at South by Southwest in Austin in March.

In the gig poster community, artists such as Daniel Danger and Jay Ryan prove that creating this artwork is a way of life, more than just a career. These artists are at the forefront of an expansion of the gig poster genre. MONDO's reinvigoration of "the film poster as an art form," and Gallery 1988's theme based exhibits are only two ways in which this artwork is reaching a greater public. In a community with strong roots, dating back to the 1960s, this expansion is controversial- refreshing to some, sacrilegious to others.

Visit the the movie webpage at www.justlikebeingtheremovie.com

New Trailer for the film

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Facebook artist David Choe endures New York media blitz see how he did it in animation

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David Choe — the graffiti artist who stands to make more than US$200 million from the Facebook IPO after choosing stock options over cash when asked to paint a mural in the company's first offices — was in New York City this week to meet with the media. He sat down with such heavyweights as Howard Stern, Barbara Walters on ABC's Nightline — and of course ... Next Media Animation.

Choe quickly became disillusioned by the mainstream press, passing up offers to speak with the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. He instead chose to meet exclusively with staff at NMA's New York office. Not trusting anyone else to tell his story, David collaborated with us on this animation about his time spent in the city.

Ever the affable renegade, Choe says he'll disappear for the next few months to stay out of the sudden and intense spotlight. But should something happen to him per chance, NMA will be sure to report on it.



Behind the scenes video with Barbara Walters talking about happiness and the Dalai Llama .

Friday, February 3, 2012

How do they do that ? Strathmore Paper from GFSmith

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I love those shows on Discovery and other channels like Modern Marvels but how often do you get to see how some nice art paper gets made. Independent British paper company GFSmith is known across the globe for its worldwide distribution of premium print and design materials. Working closely with several world-renowned mills, the company uses innovative techniques to produce some of the most uniquely colored and textured papers on the market. This video offers an inside look at at the production process for a number of specialty finishing techniques, including lithography, thermography, engraving, foil blocking and embossing.

GFSmith x Strathmore from GFSmith on Vimeo.

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Debut of Puscifer's David Lynch inspired video for Telling Ghosts

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You guys know the drill by now. Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan and his buddies lost in the dusty expanses of Arizona, drunk on the wine sourced from his vineyard, making a hazy racket like David Lynch wrestling with a scorpion. Puscifer's new video for "Telling Ghosts" truly lives up to Maynard's promise to SPIN that the new stuff was like "Twin Peaks in the desert": painfully noir, blue-tinted, full of vintage Airstream campers, bleeding with bleary shots of the moving road... Hmmm, actually it's more Lost Highway in the desert, but close enough. If you have never listened to or seen Puscifer you really should.

Friday, January 13, 2012

Ron English's Cathy Cowgirl Comes to Life! Video

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Artist Ron English teamed up with General Idea to produce the ‘Cathy Cowgirl’ music video. Produced for Ron’s music collective The Electric Illuminati, one of his main characters is the star of the video.

“In November of 2011, artist, prankster and “popaganda” pioneer, Ron English, approached us with the idea of collaborating on a music video based on his character, Cathy Cowgirl. We humbly accepted the challenge.

We based the visuals on the song, “Cathy Cowgirl” by Ron’s music collective, The Electric Illuminati. Over the course of 2 crazy fun days, we filmed Ron’s miniature sets and countless characters in his workshop in Beacon NY. Characters to be animated, were digitally modeled in 3d, footage was treated and cleaned up and after a whirlwind post-production schedule of just 3 weeks, the picture was finished.”

Thursday, January 12, 2012

How Montana makes those wonderful Spray Paint Cans

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Primarily serving as the street artist’s primary tool within the sprawling urban jungles, the spray can is as ubiquitous as the acrylic artwork it produces. Germany-based Montana Cans present a glimpse into their mesmerizing process of how such aerosol cans are birthed; from inception in the lab to subsequent production.

Birth of a Spraycan from Montana Cans on Vimeo.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

The Antics Roadshow - 2011 - Banksy (full documentary) watch it

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For those of you who aren’t located in the UK, you probably were not lucky enough to see Banksy’s one hour TV special, The Antics Roadshow, which aired on Channel 4 over the weekend. Titled as a pun on the Antiques Roadshow, a long-running British television show, Banksy explores the “history of behaving badly in public, from anarchists and activists to attention seeking eccentrics” including many interviews and re-enactments with the actual protagonists. Some language may be offensive.

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