Hexstatic creates quirky and danceable electro music and video together as a unified work.
Salvador
Timber (with Cold Cut)
Bass Invader
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Chase Me
Archive for the ‘Animation’ Category
Four by Hexstatic
Tuesday, June 24th, 2008
Futurama: The Beast with a Billion Backs
Thursday, June 12th, 2008The official trailer from the forthcoming second direct-to-DVD movie!
Futurama: The Game
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
Schoolhouse Rock: Multiplication
Saturday, May 31st, 2008My Hero Zero
Three is a Magic Number
• Elementary, My Dear (2s)
• The Four-Legged Zoo
• Ready or Not, Here I Come (5s)
• I Got Six
• Lucky Seven Sampson
• Figure Eight
• Naughty Number Nine
• The Good Eleven
• Little Twelvetoes
Machinima Music Videos
Thursday, May 8th, 2008Machinima is using game graphics engine technology to create cinematic experiences. One popular application of Machinima techniques is to make music videos.
(Some of the lyrics may be NSFW, depending on where you W.)
The Future Soon
Song by Jonathan Coulton.
The Internet is For Porn
Song from the off-Broadway play Avenue Q. To see the original stage performance click here.
Code Monkey
Another great song from Coulton.
Hormones
Friday, July 27th, 2007Sometimes I wish I could have gotten through those 10 years in 3 minutes. This is worth watching twice, once just for him and once just for her.
Read A Book!
Sunday, July 15th, 2007
Hi, Bingo.
Monday, January 29th, 2007I love surrealism. I’ve gone ahead an created a category for it here, and I’ll share favorite examples as I run across them.
I find it quite interesting that animation is a second career for Chris Landreth, who won Oscars for his animated shorts Bingo and Ryan. Here are those and his first short, The End, ordered by release date.
The End
Bingo
Ryan (Part 1)
Ryan (Part 2)
Le Grand Content
Tuesday, January 16th, 2007Free association is fun!
High quality QuickTime version here.
Le Grand Content examines the omnipresent Powerpoint-culture in search for its philosophical potential. Intersections and diagrams are assembled to form a grand ‘association-chain-massacre’. which challenges itself to answer all questions of the universe and some more. Of course, it totally fails this assignment, but in its failure it still manages to produce some magical nuance and shades between the great topics death, cable tv, emotions and hamsters.
Tip of the hat to Viridia.
The Third Dimension is Real!
Monday, January 1st, 2007May 2007 will see the release of Flatland: The Movie [trailer], based on Edwin A. Abbott’s imaginative 1884 work Flatland.
Download a PDF of the original work via Google Books.
