Mindbogglingly gorgeous Ghibli illustrations.
Source: http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?id=4873996&from_sid=789931855
John Patrick Lowrie and I couldn’t find a good picture of Hermes before our session at PAX - in-game he mostly looked like a gassy blur. But I just stumbled on this marketing image which would have filled the bill nicely…
An advert for Infograme’s Tin Tin On The Moon title for Amiga, Amstrad, Atari ST, Spectrum and others.
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Title: “Sunset Overdrive E3 Mural”
Release Date: June 2013
Client: SA Studios/Insomniac Games/Microsoft
Primary Duties: Director, Camera, EditorThis is a video I shot and cut for marketing company SA Studios for Insomniac/Microsoft’s new X-Box One game “Sunset Overdrive.” It’s behind the scenes of a mural painting for the game at Meltdown Comics. The mural was produced as part of a scavenger hunt timed with the announcement of the game at E3.
I shot this with my Canon T3i and a GoPro for the time-lapse. It was a lot of fun to work with the street artists and the guys at SA Studios.
Just completed one of those weekends where I become obsessed with an album I haven’t listened to in a long time. This weekend, it was Maiden’s Somewhere in Time, including the crazy B-sides (Juanita, That Girl, Sheriff of Huddersfield, all so great…) It was the first “big change” for the Maiden guitar sound, hard for some to swallow at the time. But as one of the first Maiden albums I heard, it still sounds definitive to me, and listening to it put me right in the mental time machine.
