YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

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Interesting effects - the images looked like emperors from old Roman coins. I do like the interesting music you make - it compliments the videos very effectively, adding another dimension to an already very enjoyable experience of some impressive visual artwork. Thank you.

newsinternational 5 years ago 2

i think he has a headeache

snipnflip 5 years ago

i didnt like it

elenadri 5 years ago

beautiful

zoltanpepper 5 years ago

cool

PiratesIgloo 5 years ago

your so talented

latinchic738 5 years ago

totally cool...

ubuv 5 years ago

nice work with the flow..

fazmananiac 5 years ago

cool music

mattsaltcube 5 years ago

Great stop motion again

JackoShow 5 years ago

reminds me on this sin city style frank miller used to draw! pretty awsome!

dichtdran 5 years ago

So what's the band(is this the same GarageBand like in nuber 3) and where I can see more of the band?

NotSlyPee 5 years ago

GarageBand is a multitrack sound recording program for use with Apple computers. The beat is from a library of loops that comes with the program. I plugged a guitar into my computer and recorded two separate tracks onto the master track.

SeanBoke 5 years ago

GarageBand is a computer program. It is used for multitrack recording. I used this program to record this short piece of music.

SeanBoke 5 years ago

Garageband is NOT a real band. It is a program that comes installed on Mac computers. It's basically like fruity loops but with much more versatility.

silencecallsthestorm 5 years ago

Very good experiment. Need some kind of history to make some stonger sense. Is it pages falling down one over another time and time again?

Thiago1950 5 years ago

True dat, Nathanfx2006. Still, the art is awesome. Can't say no to that. lol I'm subscribing to you. Yay!

zuruzuru 5 years ago

pretty cool but kinda boring

Superdart 5 years ago

You should enter the Turner prize...your concept is very original. Its nice to see this on you tube. Much better than the urbane vid offering i looked at before yours, Mouse in Bush...a real stinker

val11690 5 years ago

not bad

JeeprzCreepers56 5 years ago

Kool, my Dude and I recognized the GarageBand! MacAttack!

Obfuskate7 5 years ago

You know what. i just watched the 3rd sketch but thing and loved it but this one wasnt as impressive ive got to say. great art and everything but i just saw it for images being computer streched and repeated for a while. soz it dint inspire me but gd work all the same.

Nathanfx2006 5 years ago

AWSOME:P

GAM3RFREAK 5 years ago

awsome!

GAM3RFREAK 5 years ago

i love how the faces look like splotches in a paper that just happen to resemble faces. great work.

drpepperncheese 5 years ago

looks like snake :D

CrayonEater 5 years ago

Tidus955555

btampa 5 years ago

you should stencil those. immortalize them somewhere.

theflorist09 5 years ago

"The original footage (a self-portrait while spinning with a borrowed Pixelvision PXL-2000 camera) was transfered from Pixelvision audio tape onto VHS, then rotoscoped from a TV screen onto paper and then photocopied. The pages were scanned, and then assembled in iMovie.

The ticky-ticky soundtrack was compiled in GarageBand. "

WAHH?

saucy05 5 years ago

a Pixelvision camera is a low-quality camera that records on audio tapes. the audio tape he recorded was of the camera spinning around a self portrait, which was made into a VHS tape. he put pieces of paper on the tv screen and copied each image from the tape on to the paper, which he photocopied, scanned into a computer, and pieced together into a movie with a song he made in the program "GarageBand". It's a really innovative way to do things, and it works really well.

bandoftheland 5 years ago

lol i don't think i still got it. let me try, k he used a video camera to record images using an audio tape, weird never knew it was possible. then he converted the tape to a vhs and copied it on a paper which he photocopied and made it in to a movie.

saucy05 5 years ago

yeah, that's what he did. i'm not sure exactly how Pixelvision records, but i'm guessing it uses a special kind of audio tape. Pixelvision was originally made as a children's toy, but a lot of underground film makers have started to use it because of the strange effect it gives.

bandoftheland 5 years ago

You are correct, sir. PixelVision cameras use(d) normal audio cassette tapes, but they spun them really fast and recorded audio and pixelated video to them. If I can find it, I might post the original PixelVision footage.

SeanBoke 5 years ago