The Burning Alchemist

I first saw this at Spike and Mike's Festival of Animation at the Museum of Modern Art in La Jolla, CA.  And it's been happily burned into my memory ever since. (yes, I do know that I'm a sick puppy)

A delightful escape into the spirit.

Renfey captures a spiritual movemnt in her music so well that I had to post this.

Especially as it speaks so well to me about getting the mind out of the way of the voice of the spirit so you can hear the truth and not what you want to hear.

"Are you a hippie, a swinger, or just a dirty shirtc**ker?" Simpsons Burning Man, en Français.

Simpsons Family Burning Man from Aung T on Vimeo.

There will be the rare few of my close friends who truly understand why this song resonates so strongly with me, for the rest of you I'll just have to leave you wondering, for this is truly a case of "for those who understand, no explanation is needed, and for those who need an explanation, none is possible"

So just sit back and enjoy

Here's a great example of an artists skill in drawing.  A animated capture of an artist drawing a woman ... from the inside out.

http://fcmx.net/vec/get.swf?i=003702

A long time ago, in a childhood far, far away, a boy got hooked on the comedy songs of Tom Leher. Now you can easily blame his parents for exposing him to this egregious example of psychological abuse, but they knew not how much it would warp his developing mind and twist his sense of humor.

But enough about me, allow me to share with you one of the more famous songs by the illustrious Tom Lehrer, comedian and abuser of the public psyche. Creator of such immortal songs as "the Masochism Tango" and "Silent E" (as seen on "the Electric Company" children's TV series).

The Elements
http://www.privatehand.com/flash/elements.html

More information about Tom Lehrer

If you like what you heard, check out Tom Lehrer's music on Amazon.com

For more information about "The Electric Company"
http://www.sesameworkshop.org/tec/
http://www.tv.com/electric-company/show/2402/summary.html

This is just silly, but you have to give him a hand for his skill with his hands.

I found this video to be a delightful escape into pure artistic fantasy and the realms of wonder.

Enjoy

I've had this book marked for a long time, and now I've finally drug it out to share.

Crazy Frog: "Axel F"

http://www.atomfilms.com/film/axel_crazy_frog.jsp