by The Denver Egotist / June 3, 2020 /
With the streets overflowing in people over the last several days, this video feels like a stark contrast. But somehow, the feeling it portrays is the same. The piece was directed and filmed by freelance shooter Josh Berendes — who juxtaposes the elegant and graceful movements of dancers with an apocalyptic world to create an unnerving feeling. It is beauty in a mad word.
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by The Denver Egotist / June 3, 2020 /
This show live-streamed this past weekend and features a lot of Colorado-based bands, along with those those just love our incredible state and want to support those who work in our music scene. You can still donate to the cause here. Funds raised will support musicians and industry workers in Colorado. Breckenridge Brewery will match, dollar for dollar, for the first $50[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / June 3, 2020 /
Tis the season for yard work and higher water bills. To tout Rachio's answer to this problem — smart lawncare and sprinkler products created for each yard’s soil makeup and sun exposure to require less water and less maintenance — Fact & Fiction [Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / May 15, 2020 /
Artist Todd Alcott made a vintage pain reliever ad out of Pink Floyd's lyrics. Buy it as a poster — along with other songs reimagined as hard back and comic book covers — on his Etsy store.
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by The Denver Egotist / May 12, 2020 /
All animations were captured in-camera using card stock and transparency sheets. Scanimation, also known as barrier-grid animation, kinegrams or picket fence animation, is an optical illusion that originated in the 1890s. To make the base image for the scanimations several frames of video were combined into one interlaced image, which was then printed on card stock. A transparent bar mask was printed next, placed on top of the interlaced image and moved back and forth to create the illusion o[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / May 6, 2020 /
Why, yes, that works rather well.
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by The Denver Egotist / May 6, 2020 /
Tokyo digital artist and director Kota Yamaji explains the weirdness you're about to enjoy:
Year 21XX, NEO TOKYO
The story begins at an old theater, a night before it closes down.
That night, when the manager was preparing and cleaning his theater for the close down, he found an old can of film at the basement. The manager was curious of what’s inside the film, so he set the film in an old fashioned projector and started playing it.
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by The Denver Egotist / April 28, 2020 /
The concept for the music video emerged spontaneously after J.Views shared an Instagram post of himself playing a thumb harp and prompted his worldwide followers to add musical layers to the loop. The performances were filmed independently (primarily through iPhone video recordings) from the safety and comfort of lockdown.
Spearheaded by The-Artery’s Managing Director and Executive Producer Deborah Sullivan, Editor Michael Elliot, along with Flame Artists Asaf Yeger and Aarif Attarw[Read More]
