The video isn't that impressive...

But the window into the creative process is.

Video, but not video

I just though I'd share this bit of loveliness

I little glass in your eye

via Put this On. A fashion blog run by one of Ira's NPR comrades.

Not a word

How much can you say, by not saying anything?

Symmetry from Everynone on Vimeo.

from everynone via Swissmiss

I love when beauty comes together

Like when lovely illustration crashes into elegant design and the result is this lovely animated music video

I'm digging

this got in my eye (via Drawn).

Anybody know who did the song? it sounds a little like the Unicorns.

Claudio Salas Reel from Claudio Salas on Vimeo.

THURSDAY is better than FRIDAY

Via the Drawn blog

Thursday from Matthias Hoegg on Vimeo.

Now why doesn't a thing like this go viral?

Typhoid Mary

So everyone knows, this video is awful and yet you can't turn away

Everyone is debating about whether or not it is "good" and I say that is the wrong question. The right question is that if this is a viral video, and we have an epidemic. Who is patient zero? How did this spread so quickly. Once major networks get a hold of it, it's understandable, but to get there it has to reach a critical mass. It spread across several channels, they infected enough key carriers to get this video to hit your inbox, probably somewhere last week.

I wish it was JUST about content, but it is also about delivery systems.

P.S. Most news reports say that the family paid the label $2,000 to make this song and video. I am calling B.S. as the owner of a small production company, a cursory breakdown tells me that even to do this music video poorly, they spent at least $10,000 to break even, (I could do a detailed budget if you are interested) but I am sure the company wanted to make money and I guess that they charged them closer to $15,000, but that is purely speculation on my part.

Knock out!

Well, I didn't expect that