That’s what my nephew Benjamin says to cut me down. Even a small boy knows that “virtual” means “not really,” and that if something is real on the computer, it might be fake otherwise. Despite his clear-headed pragmatism, I’m still quite thrilled to have been listed in Wikipedia.
The new Negativland DVD “Our Favorite Things” is at the printer’s. This package, which contains a DVD with many animated bits featured at this site (including the super-secret “Aluminum or Glass” – the subject of many posts back in April) also contains a CD featuring the smooth stylings of the “180-G’s,” an R&B cover band […]
That’s even more people looking at Cat-Heads! If you would like to see this for yourself, you can. CHT is at this link on YouTube.com. Yes, more Cat-Head Theatre is planned. Yes, I am finishing “Aluminum or Glass” before that happens. Yes, unfortunately, I have to work for a living as well.
This is what is taking so long. 10,000 beard hairs should move from the air resistance associated with acceleration.
I think I have a harder time drawing men than women. These two turned out better than the average, I thought.
No, it’s not at all what you think. It’s not what anyone thinks. No one can get a handle on this film – it’s like a combination of cheap Mexican and Chinese comedies, but it’s really only the trailer for it. Another live-action short – surreal, but actually funny. Coming Soon. Photo by Michelle McMillan.
The number right now, as of 12:51 AM on 20 January 2007: 1,006,129. That’s a lot of people watching cat heads. I’m stunned, delighted, and deeply humbled that so many people would bother. If you’re reading this and you’re one of them, my thanks to you for clicking.
A new live action short! Kevin Sherman stars as the creepy father in this brief tale of a talking biscuit. Not based on any kind of true story, this film feels, nevertheless, like a lot of our dreams. Mine anyway. The film also stars Brandon Lee as the distressed kid, and features the inimitable biscuit […]
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