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A Little Dim with Rough Edges: Tattooed Guy Still Shines
"A Little Dim with Rough Edges: Tattooed Guy Still Shines." Yes indeedy, this tattooed guy doesn't look none too bright, but the rough dude still shines very sexy, sexy!!
Stunning photographs and a great photo-gallery are included. Have a little peek and enjoy yourself!! "A Little Dim with Rough Edges: Tattooed Guy Still Shines." Yes indeedy, this tattooed guy doesn't look none too bright, but the roug... more -
Sam Taylor-Wood: A Portrayal of Moments with Crying Men
Sam Taylor-Wood is an English experimental photographer and filmmaker. "Crying Men" is her treatise about sadness. It has very recently been "discovered" in the United States and is attracting considerable attention.
Her series of photographs in "Crying Men" attempts to capture an unusual liminal space, the moment between the real and the unreal, the imitation and the authentic. By her deliberate use of celebrity actors as models, the viewer is led to wonder whether and to what degree their tears of sadness (and therefore their emotions) are genuine.
This article presents great photographs, a photo-gallery of all the "Crying Men" portraits and three videos. The videos include a video-slideshow of the "Crying Men" photographs and Taylor-Wood's short avant-garde film, "Pieta", which stars Robert Downey, Jr. Sam Taylor-Wood is an English experimental photographer and filmmaker. "Crying Men" is her treatise about sadness. It has very recen... more -
Sex in the Lower East Side: The 100 Lovers of Jesus Reynolds
The 100 Lovers of Jesus Reynolds (2004 Official Selection of The Sundance Film Festival) is a short film shot on a shoestring budget, but marked with a sense of gritty, tenacious elegance. This acclaimed film presents a droll and very humorous, but also bittersweet portrait of an East Village girl's many, many sexual affairs and escapades. Photographs, a video of this acclaimed film, music audio and a wonderful photo-gallery are included. The 100 Lovers of Jesus Reynolds (2004 Official Selection of The Sundance Film Festival) is a short film shot on a shoestring budget, ... more
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The flamboyant mustache: Salvador Dalí on “What’s My Line?”
In 1952, the goofy surrealist artist Salvador Dali made a hilarious, comedic appearance as a contestant on the then very popular television game show, "What's My Line?"
This piece presents stunning photographs, the very humorous video of Dali's wackiness on the "What's My Line?" show, a music video that pays tribute to Dali's surreal paintings, (surreal) music audio and a wonderful photo-gallery of his paintings.
It's all great fun!! In 1952, the goofy surrealist artist Salvador Dali made a hilarious, comedic appearance as a contestant on the then very popular telev... more -
Obama’s win: A huge, decisive step toward his nomination
Barack Obama won a resounding 14-point victory over Clinton in North Carolina on Tuesday, while losing by less than 2-points in Indiana. "We now know who the Democratic nominee is going to be...it's Obama," NBC's Tim Russert declared on television late last night.
The article includes a number of wonderful photographs, videos of Barack Obama's North Carolina victory speech and of Tim Russert's television report, music audio and an amazing photo-gallery. Barack Obama won a resounding 14-point victory over Clinton in North Carolina on Tuesday, while losing by less than 2-points in Indian... more -
Robert Downey, Jr: The Iron Man returns from the Dark Side
This article is a tribute to Robert Downey Jr, and to his successful battle to return from the self-destructive dark edge. It includes a number of wonderful photographs, two music videos ("I Want Love" and "Smile" from "Chaplin"), two Sam Taylor-Wood experimental films in which Downey appears ("Pieta" and "Men Crying"), and the official "Iron Main" trailer. In addition, the article presents music audio and an outstanding photo-gallery.
Please have a look and enjoy yourselves!! This article is a tribute to Robert Downey Jr, and to his successful battle to return from the self-destructive dark edge. It include... more -
ANIMORPHATION
I made this whole thing.. start to finish. all by myself. can I have a glass of milk and cookies now? from:Lucas James Xavier Kolasa
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ANIMorphATION
This is a movie made by me, Lucas James Xavier Kolasa.
I made 21 ink drawings, 13 oil paintings, and 15 environmentally correct sculptures.
THen I wrote and created a musical score that I syncronized to the video. I also made the video including all the special effects.
It was a one person project.
Me being that person.
If I only count working hours.. I would say it was easily 1500 hours of work.
However, the first sculpture was made 2 years ago,, and the final work was done just a couple weeks ago.
I hope you have the time to click on and view it.., and share with your friends.
and please add me as a friend.
from:LJXK
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Time Machine: 1860 French song unearthed, first human recording
They say that her voice still sounds sweet and smoky after 147 years, the song floating in the air as if the young lady's walking out of a fog to serenade her audience. "Au Clair de la Lune," in 10 seconds, 11 notes. They've found the first human voice recording ever made, nearly 20 years before Thomas Edison invented the phonograph. But maybe the young lady's warbling doesn't really sound as "sweet and smoky" as they say it does. Take a listen for yourself and you decide!!
Photographs and the short (somewhat painful) music audio are included. They say that her voice still sounds sweet and smoky after 147 years, the song floating in the air as if the young lady's walking out ... more -
*~* some music video thing i made
i made the music and video for this..
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MEGA-MORPH ... new age entertainment
I made many environmentally correct sculptures.. then I wrote music and made it, attatched it to this video I made all of the sculptures.. morphing into one another.
-- I actually recycled a lot of the material from the trash with my own hands.
-- things like cardboard, paint, etc.
Unfortunately, I do not own money.. -- So you can see .. it says the name ABROSOFT on the screen.. becaue they let me borrow their program. It still took me many hours to figure it all out etc.
Then entire project is over 1000 hours of pure work all jammed into less than 4 minutes. From recycling materials.. to making the sculptures.. this is a collection of work that was started 2 years ago. -- Then after that was complete,, I started making the music.. and then working with the technology programs to link it all together.-- So.. each sculpture takes so long to make.. and all..-- it is esaily over 1000 hours of work. *~*It is kewl though.. i don't mind. The new ones won't take as long to do,, now that I have done it once... but still.. there is no way to make the sculptures faster than I already do.- In the begining,, it was like 100 hours plus.. but now.. I am really much faster at it.-- so.. experience is the key.
So thanks to the companies that let me borrow some technology.
-- See when you don't have money.. you have to borrow things..
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sucks.. sometimes.
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but let's not focus on that.
World Peace.. that is the goal.
from:Lucas James Xavier Kolasa I made many environmentally correct sculptures.. then I wrote music and made it, attatched it to this video I made all of the sculptur... more -
Faith in Texas: A Gratitude for Barack Obama
"Faith in Texas: A Gratitude for Obama." Huge crowds continue to show for Barack Obama's campaign appearances all over Texas. In Dallas yesterday,17,000 supporters crowded into the city's Reunion Arena, eagerly cheering Obama's speech, fired up about his themes of hope, change and unity.
This article includes photographs, a photo-gallery and a music video. "Faith in Texas: A Gratitude for Obama." Huge crowds continue to show for Barack Obama's campaign appearances all over Texas. In Dal... more -
Audio - visual transmission
Testing... testing... 1...2... testing... This is Lucas. Earth.. do you read me? testing Audi Visual Transmission.
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Photo of the Day: Jesus-No-Hands
"Photo of the Day: Jesus-No-Hands." This is a beautiful, colorful photograph presented for you in stunning high-resolution. The photograph is accompanied by an extremely touching music audio entitled "Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet." "Photo of the Day: Jesus-No-Hands." This is a beautiful, colorful photograph presented for you in stunning high-resolution. The phot... more
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Way to Blue
"Way to Blue" is sung by Nick Drake (1948-1974), an English singer who failed to find a wide audience during his lifetime. However, interest in Drake's work has grown steadily, to the extent that he now ranks among the most influential English singers of the last 50 years.
Heath Ledger (1979-208) was preoccupied with Drake's life and music. Shortly before his death in January, Ledger made a video to accompany Drake's song "Black Eyed Dog", in which Ledger was pictured drowning in his own bathtub.
Poignant, tender photographs, music videos and a moving photo-gallery express the emotional essence of both Drake and Ledger. "Way to Blue" is sung by Nick Drake (1948-1974), an English singer who failed to find a wide audience during his lifetime. However, i... more -
Obama’s Heroic Crusade: Tuesday’s Going to Be Super!!
Four extraordinary women put on the best campaign rally in the last 20 years of presidential politics. At the preeminent UCLA event, Michelle Obama, Caroline Kennedy, Oprah Winfrey and Maria Shriver defined a moment in history, giving a huge boost to Obama's polls.
Wonderful Photographs, videos (including the music video "Yes We Can") and a photo-gallery are included. Vote today!! Four extraordinary women put on the best campaign rally in the last 20 years of presidential politics. At the preeminent UCLA event, ... more -
UCLA Obama Rally: Maria Shriver Endorses Barack Obama
In a very dramatic moment at UCLA, California First Lady Maria Shriver stepped out onto a stage that had already seen its share of celebrities, including Oprah Winfrey and Stevie Wonder, and announced that she was endorsing Barack Obama. This article presents photographs, videos of the speeches by Oprah Winfrey and Maria Shriver, the celebrity music video "Yes We Can" and a wonderful photo-gallery (with music audio: Josh Groban singing You Raise Me Up). In a very dramatic moment at UCLA, California First Lady Maria Shriver stepped out onto a stage that had already seen its share of cel... more
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Popcorn Superhet Receiver: An Orchestral Work by Jonny Greenwood
When a composer adopts a personal language, an entire aspect of the film experience is liberated. So it is with "There Will Be Blood," which has an unearthly, beautiful score by the young English composer Jonny Greenwood. "Popcorn Superhet Receiver" is orchestral music that is at once terrifying and enrapturing.
Photographs, the music audio of "Popcorn Superhex Receiver" and a video are included. When a composer adopts a personal language, an entire aspect of the film experience is liberated. So it is with "There Will Be Blood,... more -
Photo of the Day: My Sleeping Parisian Beauty
"Photo of the Day: My Sleeping Parisian Beauty." Yes, my very, very sexy sleeping Parisian beauty. This is an elegantly stunning, sensual photograph, presented in high-resolution. The tastefully sultry photograph is accompanied by music audio: Kris Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge singing the tender, but sad, "Help Me Make It Through The Night." Enjoy! "Photo of the Day: My Sleeping Parisian Beauty." Yes, my very, very sexy sleeping Parisian beauty. This is an elegantly stunning, se... more
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