Literally one of my favorite motion graphics pieces ever.
(Thanks, clnhrmn!)
Inspiration: Love is a Thread
directed by Nathan Salciccioli
for The Justice Conference

Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest
The original Donkey Kong Country was the first game that I actually anticipated. I was 9 at the time. Yes, I had played many games before, but I didn’t really know of their existence until they were in my hand after opening a Christmas or birthday present. But by 9, I had found sources of advance information– magazines at bookstores, the Toys-R-Us Thanksgiving Toy Book, etc. And when I saw Donkey Kong Country, my little world was rocked.
A new Donkey Kong game, after all these years? And Donkey Kong is the good guy? And 3D graphics? This can’t be real!
So I saved up my allowance money, and bought my first game. And it was worth it.
But for everything that DKC did well– the beautiful, colorful jungle worlds, the incredible soundtrack, the spot-on platforming mechanics– its legacy is the introduction of a little baseball-cap-wearing monkey by the name of Diddy Kong.
Portal: No Escape
So, apparently I’m a little late to this party (as viewer #6,803,193). For the uninitiated, this is a short film based on the game Portal. Apparently Universal Studios liked this so much that they’re giving director Dan Trachtenberg a shot at a full-length sci-fi feature film.
And if you haven’t gotten a chance to play Portal or the-somehow-even-better Portal 2, you should fix that.
Mumford and Sons: Roll Away Your Stone (live)
So… when are you guys coming to Atlanta?
Also, I expected more beards.
FINALLY, a level-headed view of FCP X. The flame war is just getting old.
Better days are ahead, Pixar fans…
(via SlashFilm)
Inspiration: “29 Ways to Stay Creative”
by TO-FU