This is a very simple and very amazing video by Jul & Mat for Ratatat’s Party With Children. I really can’t say much more about it. It has a certain perfection that I exceedingly enjoy; a common trait in Jul & Mat videos.

I’m a recent convert to Netflix. We’ve had it about 4 months now. It’s a bit of a blessing and a curse. A curse because there are better things to do than watching movies every night. A blessing because you get to see some gems on demand. I just finished watching The Art of the Steal, directed by Don Argott. The documentary tells the story of how the largest privately owned art collection (created and owned by Albert Barnes) was stolen by the city of Philadelphia and the Pew Charitable Trust. Watching the documentary I was amazed by how happy these money loving people were at doing the exact opposite of what Barnes put in his will for the Art that he owned. If you’re a Netflix person I highly recommend watching this, even if your not interested in art.

I’ve seen a lot of time lapse video. What sets this one apart are bright colored running suits, geese and a sweet catchy song. I’ve been slowly working on a catchy song mix to listen to as I paint the house and this is definitely on the list.

I saw this video on Gizmodo. On June 21, David Kassan streamed a live finger painting on an iPad. I’m not sure I like the idea of painting on an iPad, but it is pretty amazing. I would miss the real paint.

Just saw this video the other day and thought I’d share. The song is pretty good, but the video is a lot of fun.
You can check out the site here.

My pal JF sent me a link to these Diane Birch’s Valentino music videos at work. It’s a little more fun if you watch the top video first. The song is pretty good too.