Felix the Cat in "A Cat and a Kit" - ca. 1925

As a fan of silent cinema, as well as a lifelong affection for the iconic character Felix the Cat, this epic 'advert' has all the qualities that made the Otto-Messmer-animated Felix shorts so entertaining to this day. Don't expect a piano accompaniment thou, but that's not a problem as the animation aesthetics are THAT good.

Creative Review - Great New Music Videos

Creative Review - Great New Music Videos

There is certainly a lot of exciting ideas going on in the world of music videos. There should be something to please a lot of contemporary music palettes with such videos as Hold On, or the lyrical grit of Plan B's Ill Manor. The behind-the-scenes video of MIA's Bad Girls music video certainly gives the scoop behind the cultural trend of Iranian drifting. 

The Chase designs British comic stamps for Royal Mail | News | Design Week

The Chase designs British comic stamps for Royal Mail | News | Design Week

I love the idea behind these new stamps. It certainly gives a well-deserved retrospective to some of the great British comics of yesteryear, from the Dandy to 2000 AD. 

Americans Don't Have Time For Slow Websites [INFOGRAPHIC]

Americans Don't Have Time For Slow Websites [INFOGRAPHIC]

This entertaining info-graphic paints an interesting portrait into the use of the Internet in daily American life. Makes good food for thought for those that are making web sites. 

Bruce Springsteen - Wrecking Ball - October 2nd - PROSHOT

As much as I enjoyed hearing the recorded version of this title track from Bruce Springsteen's latest album, I can't help but admire this excellent live performance of that song from him several years ago. Those are some great vocals from the Boss.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Opening Titles on the Behance Network

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Opening Titles on the Behance Network

Regardless of your own view on David Fincher's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, revisiting the stunning opening title sequence has a lot of imagery to stimulate even the least imaginative creative with this elegantly macabre sequence.