Have you ever wondered what your happens to your toys when you aren’t around? Tom Jenkins, Director of London film & video production company The Theory, has created a very interesting personal project called Address Approximate. This sweet stop motion animation features a lonely desk toy who longs for escape from the dark confines of the office, so he takes a cross country road trip to the Pacific Coast in the only way he can – using a toy car and Google Maps Street View. It also has a brief cameo of the monstrous PEECOL, VOLV. Watch and enjoy the ride, then go check out behind the scene pics on The Theory’s Facebook page.

Address Is Approximate from The Theory on Vimeo.

Pre-production Animatic for Address Is Approximate from The Theory on Vimeo.

Rock out to Mastadon‘s new mind-warping nightmare of a video directed by low brow bad ass Tim Biskup. “Bone Dry Valley” is Mastadons’ first single on their new album, The Hunter. Reaching a rarely seen dark corner of  Biskup’s imagination this dream project is his first video work in 6 years. He had this to say about it…

“It’s basically about waking up to find yourself being chased by death and having to reckon with dying and what that actually means to you. It’s a life/death metaphor where the girl in the video goes from hunted to hunter. There’s a whole lot more going on metaphorically, and the symbolism goes very deep and is very specific, but I’ll leave the rest up to interpretation.” -Tim Biskup

via loudwire, via BoingBoing

Every year, Miami’s Wynwood Arts District takes its place as the street art capital of the world during Art Basel week. And every year the top names in aerosol art storm the neighborhood to rework the walls with fresh paint provided by MONTANA COLORS. Scope out the sights and sounds of the spray paint action documented in MTN’s massive graffiti fortress at the Kohn Compound. These revitalized walls showcase the international talents of Apex, Axis, Chor Boogie, Destroy All Design, Esteria, Haste, Jase, Kofie, Neonski, Pastime and Vogue.

Be on the look out January 26 for MONTANA COLOR’s new design in FatCap Series 3.

MTN COLORS ART BASEL 2011 from MTN COLORS USA on Vimeo.

The creativity never ceases for Army Of Snipers founder Arron “Angry Woebots” Martin as he continues to bust out more amazing custom works, life size art toys and monstrous murals in the new year.

His latest breed of rare customs have reinvented the Specimen by Jermaine Rogers, a Reach Bear by Reach, a 16-inch version of Mori Chack’s classic Gloomy Bear and a one-of-a-kind Sam Flores Wiger.

Arron’s recent travels include a killer mural he painted along side Lamour Supreme for Art Whino during Art Basel in Miami. The famed 2Tone Dunny designer’s most recent stop was in Manila at Vinyl On Vinyl, where he teamed with DIKO on another ferocious mural. He also documented an artistic attack on the upcoming 4-foot Giant Panda King.

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