Monday, 19 July 2010

Guess what!?























This isn't a depressing post about my feelings, instead it's a super happy, no longer hungover, amazing review of Saturday night! Just to rub it in :P (I also got a placement today which has cheered me up!)

Right. Where to start. Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez. Ha. Honestly...it was one of the best events I have been to. And that says something. For yous who don't know what I'm talking about, I had free tickets to the Creators Project. Tom Wood and Dario also managed to get some plus 1s so it was a good, bloody crowd of us. It was at Victoria house in London and the day consisted of lots of arty installations, etc and a sweet party at the night. I really can't be bothered to go in depth about what it was because I'd be here for ages but if you're interested check out the Creators Project site.

So when we got there in the day we were greeted by an electronic, percussion machine/sculpture called Felix's machine in the reception. It was playing some 'melodic genius robot music' as Dario likes to describe it. It sounded like an upbeat, hiphop version of explosions to me but I LOVED IT. First impressions. Good start. As we went around the maze-like venue even more you could just 'feel' it was going to be a crazy night.

The first thing we did was watch Spike Jonzes new film, I'm Here. In short, it's a love story between two robots. I loved the concept and how it was filmed but it made me a little sad, in a good way of course, but made me wish a robot would give me his body. (that sounds weird if you haven't seen the movie!) I also went into this room after watching it and had to answer 3 questions about the film which I really hope don't get put in the documentary because I was all awkward on camera!

The rest of the venue was filled with other fun installations, I'm sorry I really can't go in to depth I would be here forever but there was an indoor forest, a pyramid that scanned your face and projected a live 3d version of it in somewhere crazy like Beijing or something, a free photobooth oh and FREE DRINKS. All night. I don't think Dario could quite believe it when he went up to the bar and asked for 12 black bulls or whatever and they were like, sure, here you go. Amaaazzinnnggg. Also, Peaches, Marc Ronson, Kele from Bloc Party, Tinchy Stryder.

Another highlight, because the night was sponsored by Intel they had laptops around where people could go on the Creators site etc. These were positioned near the bar and next to the queue for the photobooth. I had the genius idea of directing every laptop to chat roulette. I'm sure you can imagine the fun in that. Wanking Iranian men greeted by a sweet crowd of partying people.

Right. That's all your getting. Check both of these videos out. Peace and love. Thankyou Creators for a sick, sick night. I heart Carlton Banks. Haa!




Sunday, 18 July 2010

Creators Project

huuuuuunnnnnnngggggggggooooooooovvvvvvvvvveeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

I cannot believe it was free drinks all night and they didn't run out.

A better update to come when I feel better.

:)

Monday, 12 July 2010

shocking

Gutted Dad

Petrol in a diesel. waa waaaah

Transatlanticism

I haven't blogged anything good for a while. In fact, I haven't blogged ANYTHING in a while. But today I remembered something that got me inspired many years ago. And it made me happy again. On Saturday I shall be attending the Creators Project and I'm rather lookin forward to it now, especially when I'm going with 3 of my favourite friends. I'm looking forward to Onedotzero, United Visual Artists, Kele from Bloc Party and Spike Jonze!

Spike Jonze got me thinking about my favourite skate film he helped produce: Super Champion Funzone. I know he's made other amazing skate vids but the reason why I love SCFZ is because it makes you want to live! It's so inspirational and the Fourstar team are sick. It's the reason why I love the Gonz so much. I've watched it over and over but then I kind of forgot it and forgot how it changed my life. So I'm gonna dig it out and watch it and fall in love with it all over again. And if you HAVE seen it and don't rate it, well then you're just heartless.

THIS SONG FROM IT MAKES ME HAPPY

Monday, 28 June 2010

Why can't life be as perfect as this?























*sigh*

Goodbye.

So I passed my degree with a better grade than I thought I might get. I am happy about that and celebrations were fun. But now it's time to say goodbye to 3 years of my life at Falmouth and coincidently a 3 and a bit year relationship. I have never liked goodbyes, especially when they could have been prevented. Even worse when you still love that person or place. It is agonising to accept that their love (or lack of it) couldn't prevent the terrible way things turned out and it is even harder to not be bitter about it when you did all you could to make it work. I only wished that the upper didn't have to conclude with a downer, so I could look forward to the future with someone to share it with.

If only I could let go as easily as you did.

Fifty people, One question

Fifty People, One Question: London from Fifty People, One Question on Vimeo.




Fifty People, One Question: Brooklyn from Fifty People, One Question on Vimeo.

Thursday, 24 June 2010

Spike Jonze...legend.

Monday, 21 June 2010

photoshoot

One of the photos Tim Sinclair kindly sent me from the Grafik shoot whilst I was on placement at Music. I'm the short one on the right. :)

WOW. The end, the beginning.

Sorry for the lack of interesting posts, I have been very busy coming to the end of my three years at Falmouth. Managed to get all the work done and today is the big day....RESULTS! eeek! Not that the grade actually matters, I'm just on the lookout for exciting companies to work for now. Time to be a proper adult.

Brief freedom has been nice. Lots of driving, sun, BBQs, world cup watching, crabbing, kayaking and poor boat rowing. Emailing cvs hasn't been as fun. My website will hopefully be redesigned and updated as soon as I have the time and patience for Dreamweaver, so you will be able to see some fresh new work from moi. Also, If you fancy seeing the Falmouth Graphic Design degree show, it is open to the public tomorrow for 2 whole weeks.