A Darling Blog

Tuesday 15 March 2011

"We'll tiptoe to the sun and do thangs I know you'll like..."

SHOT, DIRECTED & EDITED BY DR WOO ART FOR LIGHTUP FILM

DAN CATHART, JESSE BOYKINS III, SINORICE MOSS, CHRIS TURNER, MeLo-X, MC JOSHUA KISSI, TRAE HARRIS, AKEEMA ZANE, LYFE SILVA, JERRICA WHITLOCK

Prototype 3010, a short film.

In a time where life is often guided by misconception and tainted love its hard to truly find someone who is there for you for all the right reasons. No matter how you deliver your heart to a person, you still have to wait for them to open it up. I came up with this concept to inspire honesty. I’ve learned through life, communication is everything when you’re in a relationship. Take these visuals as an example of how something could be if there is no truth between two parties. She/He is your prototype and could be so much more if you allow it. Never Take The Love Of Your Believer For Granted. Much Thanks to Andre 3000 - Jesse Boykins III

Download Song : Prototype2010 ft MeLo-X &Trae Harris

NAACP Image Award winning Actress, photographer and filmmaker Esther Anderson created the blueprint of this film in 1973 as a kaleidoscope portrait of Bob Marley and the Wailers in Jamaica. shooting intimate scenes with a prototype Sony video camera, Esther carefully constructs the union between Reggae and Rasta that launches the international career of the Wailers. Writing songs with Bob Marley and creating the image for the band, Esther's original vision created a radical change of perception and consciousness both musically and socially around the world. Now, in collaboration with architect and filmmaker Gian Godoy, Esther revisits the making of the legend in modern Jamaica.

Screening will take place on March 19th at the BFI.

Visit here for ticket info.

Help Japan

My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and families of this devastating tragedy.

James White of Signalnoise created this apt poster.

Its currently on sale an all profits will be donated to help with the relief efforts in Japan.

via doobybrain

I've become an instant fan of Minneapolis based illustrator, David Schwen. I love how he is able to take today's most relevant pop-culture topics (or classic throwback references) and turning them into humorous images or typography.