I feel like I’m really late in posting my April video diary since it’s the 10th but here we are. I quite like how this one came together and I think it works well with the song. I’ve already got some good stuff on my phone for May. Stay tuned.
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Richard Kendall, his team, and 93 cameras created this amazing video. They used some fog, light painting, and bullet time and made something pretty incredible right here.
From the video’s Vimeo page:
After 3 months shooting on location with the bullet time rig around China, it’s great tobe back in the studio experimenting.
Splice Boys: Tom Brandon, Richard Kendall and Crew,
- 96 camera rig, 30s sequential exposure.
- A lot of running around with lights.
- Also combining manual and pulsing strobe flash.
- All real in camera imaging.
Wonderwall
I’m glad that I’m still working on these monthly video diaries. Unlike the others, this one was shot with my Canon 60D as well as my G2X phone. Since I’m not married to the phone as my main camera, I’ll shoot with whatever I have in my hands at the time. I like the variety. It’s also nice to look back and remember what I did, who was there, and make it into something new each month.
February Video Diary
Here’s the monthly February video diary I’ve shot with my phone. I like doing these. It’s a fun experiment so far and I’m not planning to stop any time soon.



One of Wokay’s Top 6 Awesome Online HTML5 Tools is Jay Weeks’ Sketchy Structures drawing tool, which I used for the stormtrooper drawings above. They were each done on the first try and the only thing done in Photoshop was cropping the images so we don’t see a ton of empty white space. I can’t say enough how much I love this drawing tool and I’m sure I’ll be using it again in the near future.
New Etsy Shop!

I finally launched my Etsy shop today! There are only a handful of collages right now but I hope to expand and add more in the near future. Check it out here, tell your friends, and buy something! Please!
One of my favorite things about Bravo’s Work of Art show is Simon de Pury. He’s always so encouraging to the artists and his accent is just awesome. You have to giggle when he would say “Hello Sucklord!” to toy artist/Star Wars freak Sucklord. I’d love to have an alarm clock of him yelling “Be bold! Be inspired! Be amazing today!”
Donuts by Emily Eveleth
Today’s art blogging brings us these amazing large paintings of donuts lit dramatically. What’s not to like? I like how they go from being sad, like this one that looks like it’s dying

or this one that looks sort of sexual, abstract, and meaty. Most of all, I like the formal tone and seriousness of these paintings. They’re characters and have personality. The compositions and size of the actual painting makes for a lot of it. They wouldn’t be quite as good or have the same impact if they were 2×3 feet pieces.

Great stuff. To see more, check out Emily Eveleth’s site here.
Waiting to Cross
I shot this video on my phone between June and now. I figured it was time to edit something together from what I had and this happened. The Radiohead song just sort of fit the length and things matched up quite nice. I think I’ll be doing more and more of this as time goes on.




