Atoms For Peace || Before Your Very Eyes

"Thom Yorke’s Atoms For Peace recently put out a new animated video for Before Your Very Eyes off their debut album, Amok. Check out the surreal, animated clip below."

The History of Typography || Animated Short

"Canadian designer and animator Ben Barrett-Forrest has created a stop-motion animation charting the history of typography, from its invention in the mid-15th century by German goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg through to the current day, where anyone can create and share their own typeface. According to Barrett-Forrest, the 5-minute video took 140 hours of work and almost two and a half thousand photographs to create, pulling information from publications like Thinking in Type by Ellen Lupton and Just My Type by Simon Garfield. Watch it below."

Dinner For Deux || A Short Film with Dane Reynolds & Craig Anderson

Long after the Quiksilver Pro France event waiting period finishes, the air gets a bit cooler and the lineups a little emptier. Follow along as Dane Reynolds and Craig Anderson go on an adventure through France, from the Pyrenees mountains to the waves of Hossegor and beyond.

A Portrait of Brian Anderson

"'Weird haircuts, dying your hair, ripping your clothes. Skaters were just different. They didn't want a suit, and they didn't want a uniform. It goes back to being your own coach and not having to answer to anybody,' says pro skateboarder Brian Anderson in this new video portrait from VICE. 'To me it's very deep, but I would never let anybody know that because it sounds cheesy, but to me, yeah, skateboarding's my life. It allowed me to be a creative person.' Directed by Jon Humphries, the 8-minute film documents Brian Anderson's life in Brooklyn, painting at his studio space and skating the local spots, as well as visiting his 83-year-old mum out in Connecticut and reminiscing with some funny stories. Watch below." 

Ray-Ban || Clubmasters Illusion

Awesome optical illusion showing off Ray-Ban Clubmasters. Check it below!

TITAN || Paper Sculpture

"Titan is the name given to a seven-foot-tall sculpture designed by French artist, Thomas Voillaume. It was first modelled using 3D software and then printed out onto 145 sheets of A4 paper. The paper was treated with resin to increase its strength, while the figure was filled with expanding foam to help it stand upright. Voillaume then grouted and sanded the sculpture, applying comic book art to act as Titan’s skin. Watch the sculpture take form in the video below."

TITAN, Paper Sculpture from Thomas Voillaume on Vimeo.

Mercedes-Benz || Silver Slipstreams

"To promote their A45 AMG, Mercedes produced a video that pits man against machine placing the new Benz in a race with extreme downhill longboard champion, Decio Lourenco. Behind the wheel is racecar driver, Robbi Smith, and the two duel it out on the Franschhoek Pass in South Africa."