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Table For Two? – Breakfast Interrupted
BSS | Breakfast Interrupted Forget everything you know about breakfast. Advertising is so much better when it is visually appealing and innovative, not airbrushed to oblivion and formulaic, but when it is truly aesthetically pleasing and steps away from the norm
Beauty Is Here – The City Limits
Timelapse – The City Limits You are looking at the cities of Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, Manhattan and Chicago from late 2010 into 2011. The film ‘The City Limits’ was made by Quebec City “motion photographer” Dominic Boudreault. He calls himself a motion photographer because he attempts to show the beauty and speed of the world
Space Cupid – Crater Face
Would you like to hear a love story? One about moon pimples? That’s crazy because that’s exactly what we have for you today. Crater Face is the story of a benevolent spaceman and the love of two moon pimples. The short was made by Skyler Page as a second year film project. More: Skyler Page
Fit for the Times – Dried Up
Dried Up The short-film is the story of an old man’s seemingly witless daily labour to save his town from drought despite of the disapproval of others. The storytelling, art and photography are compelling. This fictional landscape in the midst of drought is similar to films we may have seen about life in the old [...]
CreativeVANITY in Australia
CreativeVANITY travels to the land down under to get a feel for the culture, and atmosphere of the two beautiful cities, Sydney and Melbourne
Feel-Good Tonight Oct. 20
We end the day just as we started it. We revisit the artist from our morning feel-good, DJ Okawari and a track from his first album release, Diorama. The track is Evening Comes
Feel-Good II Oct. 20
Our second feel-good today comes from Martin Solveig, the same French DJ and producer you saw earlier in that lengthy video. The track is similarly as bigheaded as the video, but an ego boost to you surely can’t do much harm could it?
Fully Featured – Ready 2 Go
Right, so, forgive us as we indulge ourselves (and you along with us) here but we couldn’t resist linking you to this (seriously, we tried to resist it). Music videos are normally about the same length as the tracks they are set to
Feel-Good I Oct. 20
Good morning. We have beautiful music for you thing morning. It is not the type to make you sit up and buzz, bursting with energy. Our track is a bit more subtle than that. This morning, we hope to set you at ease
A Public Face – Metal Head
GETXOPHOTO Mentalgassi Berlin street art collective Mentalgassi brought a bit of personality to the streets of Getxo. As part of Getxophoto, a photography festival and exhibition, Mentalgassi executed a few works in public spaces throughout the city. Each work re-imagined the form, identity and purpose of objects existing in the public realm
Pray It’s a Dream – 5:46 am
5:46 am Sound and imagery combine to form a tranquil nightmare, and this nightmare is pleasing to the eyes too. The Parisian cityscape submerged under one meter of water. Paris art studio, ArtefactoryLab’s Olivier Campagne and film director Vivien Balzi bring this hypothetical world to life. The familiar city streets and public spaces of Paris, abandoned and flooded
Feel-Good II Oct. 18
Yes, it is time for more music. For our second feel-good today P.SUS from Pittsburgh takes us skyward on a journey through sound. The track is Kumori, released on his album, Daydream
Idiotape on Videotape
Idiotape, our morning feel-good, is back on CreativeVANITY with a recorded in studio session. The session was recorded for a Korean internet brand and their On Stage series. The track is 0805 from the EP release of the same name
Feel-Good I Oct. 18
Good morning to you. Are you good and awake yet? This morning CreativeVANITY is ready to inject you with energy. From internationally recognized, Korean born electronic rock group Idiotape
In the Limelight – Stop Motion Has Its Day In The Sun
Stop-motion animation has grown significantly in popularity in recent years. It has been around for quite a while in clay animation, paper animation, and model animation. It has been used to animate inanimate objects, to create dynamic and textural cartoon worlds that operate under familiar laws of physics and expectations of reality