Street Arts
Some of you may remember last years fantastic short animation Muto, created by Italian Street Artist Blu. The animation was heavily blogged and has had over 5 million views on Youtube.
We have just returned from a short break in the South of Italy where Blu has been working on a new project in collaboration with American artist David Ellis. The new animation was released online earlier this week and was painted as part of this years Fame Festival. The collaborative animation was created over the period of of week in an abandoned monastery just outside the southern Italian town of Grottaglie. Fantastic work, check it out below.
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- David Ellis Saints Flow Prints
Italian print-house Studio Cromie have just dropped two new prints from American based artist David Ellis. The print was created during the 2009 Fame Festival back in September. Both have been released as an edition of 25 and are two colour screenprint...
- Graffiti Stop Motion Video
Cool animation clip from Tant and Unga of the "broken fingaz crew" from Israel. They have obviously been inspired by the Blu and David Ellis Fame Festival Combo amination piece from last year {blogged here},but it's a fun piece none the less....
- Conor Harrington @ Fame Festival
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Street Arts
Blu and David Ellis Combo Animation
Some of you may remember last years fantastic short animation Muto, created by Italian Street Artist Blu. The animation was heavily blogged and has had over 5 million views on Youtube.
We have just returned from a short break in the South of Italy where Blu has been working on a new project in collaboration with American artist David Ellis. The new animation was released online earlier this week and was painted as part of this years Fame Festival. The collaborative animation was created over the period of of week in an abandoned monastery just outside the southern Italian town of Grottaglie. Fantastic work, check it out below.
- Countdown To Fame Festival 2010
Wow, it's September already and that can mean only one thing, the countdown has now begun for this years Fame Festival. Having had a blast at the festival last year we here at Hookedblog have already booked our flight for a return visit for Fame Festival...
- David Ellis Saints Flow Prints
Italian print-house Studio Cromie have just dropped two new prints from American based artist David Ellis. The print was created during the 2009 Fame Festival back in September. Both have been released as an edition of 25 and are two colour screenprint...
- Graffiti Stop Motion Video
Cool animation clip from Tant and Unga of the "broken fingaz crew" from Israel. They have obviously been inspired by the Blu and David Ellis Fame Festival Combo amination piece from last year {blogged here},but it's a fun piece none the less....
- Conor Harrington @ Fame Festival
Irish artist Conor Harrington is just back from his 9 day stay in Southern Italy, the location for this years Fame Festival. The Fame Festival is organized by Italian based print house Studio Chromie and is beginning to look like a fantastic show not...
- Pixar: 20 Years Of Animation
Heres one for all you animation fans out there. The Science Museum hosts an exhibition to commerate the 20th anniversary of PIXAR studios. Pixar has been making innovative movies such as Toy Story and The Incredibles for the last 20 years. Now you can...