Harden is an intrepid explorer and photographer and it looks like he is off on another adventure! He wears a little acorn cap (sculpted of polymer clay) and goggles. He has a tiny camera to capture all the amazing things he will see, maybe he might even see a human!

A school/pack of vicious, cross-bred Chihuahua and Piranha are unleashed upon a pristine Mountain Lake and quickly consume summer campers…

If I had a daughter, this would probably be her….

A wonderful short film about a delightfully dark girl on a train.

The USS Macon was one of the largest Zeppelins ever built, able to carry five F9C Sparrowhawk fighter planes within her hull which she could launch and retrieve while in flight.

A beautiful 6 minute film about a scarecrow, and an interesting video with airships and biplanes

[via 3liza.soup.io]

For those of you in the Orange County / Hollywood area anyway. I thought I’d post it all the same, especially since I wish I were there myself. Zdzislaw, was one of my favorite living artists until his passing, and is now simply one of my very favorite artists of all time.

“In a tribute to renown Polish artist Zdzislaw Beksinski directors Wes Craven, Tobe Hooper, Stuart Gordon, William Malone, and Mick Garris invite you to join them in a discussion on, “The Filmmakers vision-how art can shape and enrich cinema”. …

Weird, and definitely on the most interesting side of the wierd. I will have to see this film when it comes out.
Post, stolen from comic book artist and friend, Eric Adams.

The Purchase Brothers spent $500 to make these two episodes of thier Half-Life 2 inspired miniseries, “Escape from City 17″.
Reportedly, according to a discussion on the page at JoyStiq, much of the work in this film was covered in personal favors and people chipping in.
Still, to think that someone managed to pull all of this this together on $500, is a serious testament to the resourcefulness of the Purchase Brothers.

Info and additional info from Joystiq were found via Warren Ellis - who you should already have heard of.

Beth and I saw it a few days ago, and plan to see it again this coming week; This, not just because we are both big Gaiman fans, but because it was an incredible experience.
This is not one of these films you can just wait to see at home, even if you are one of those people who really hates sharing the theater with children, and here is why:
I have yet to see a 3-d version of any of the recent 3-d movies released on DVD. Even if it happens, …