Posted on December 3, 2008 9:13 AM
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We interrupt our
regularly scheduled weekly programming (Brandon from
Offworld is taking the week off from Boing Boing tv duties) to bring you a short, sweet, retro-tastic little video from
Bill Barminski, one of our favorite filmmakers and multimedia artists. This piece is a music video for his music side project, the SubAtomic Nixons.
Direct MP4 download here (Duration:00:01:32). You can view
previous BBtv episodes featuring his work right here.
Posted on November 27, 2008 9:20 AM
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Today, the
Boing Boing tv crew takes the day off for time with family, friends, and food. We revisit one of our favorite good-vibe animation episodes, a lovely video from Bill Barminski. Perhaps you missed it? Do watch now.
Butterflies, wah-wah pedals, and one-eyed yeti, ahoy! The Boing Boing tv crew is proud to return to the work of one of our favorite multi-media savants, Bill Barminski of Walter Robot Studios. The filmmaker, composer, illustrator and animator shares this new video work, a hypnotic flight of fancy for his music project, the Subatomic Nixons. Enjoy the "Hazy Day," and happy weekend, everyone. Special thanks to Barminski and Christopher Louie, and all of the Walter Robot team. Here are previous BBtv episodes featuring their work.
Posted on November 11, 2008 9:58 AM
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Walter Robot, aka Bill Barminski and Christopher Louie, produced this video for
Gnarls Barkley's new track "Mystery Man."
Here are previous Boing Boing tv episodes featuring Barminski's work.
Posted on October 17, 2008 10:47 AM
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Butterflies, wah-wah pedals, and one-eyed yeti, ahoy! The
Boing Boing tv crew is proud to return to the work of one of our favorite multi-media savants, Bill Barminski of
Walter Robot Studios. The filmmaker, composer, illustrator and animator shares this new video work, a hypnotic flight of fancy for his music project, the Subatomic Nixons. Enjoy the "Hazy Day," and happy weekend, everyone. Special thanks to Barminski and Christopher Louie, and all of the
Walter Robot team. Here are
previous BBtv episodes featuring their work.
Posted on August 29, 2008 10:53 AM
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The
Boing Boing tv crew continues their hard-earned snooze in the sands of a swingers' resort on the south shore of Mars today, but we're revisiting the best of the show while we slack off in outer space.
(Robot! Bring me another red Rover martini.) Today, we feature the work of animator, filmmaker, and music video director Bill Barminski, a longtime Boing Boing fave.
Above, "Drive In," a soothing ambient work I like to watch before bedtime.
Another beloved Barminksi joint is below,
S.E.X.Y. R.O.B.O.T.: Pinker Tones music video by Walter Robot.
Here's a link to all of the BBtv episodes which have featured Barminski's work.
My favorite appears in the second half of this BBtv episode: the "Fuji Apple" animated short from Barminski's production team Walter Robot, with music by Boards of Canada (song: Roygbiv, from "Music has the Right to Children.") I could just watch that over and over again, and I often do.
Today on
Boing Boing tv, a music video for the
Pinker Tones song "S.E.X.Y. R.O.B.O.T." produced by
Bill Barminski's "
Walter Robot" studio. The whole album ("Wild Animals") is great:
Amazon link,
iTunes.
Previous BBtv episodes featuring Walter Robot Studios and Bill Barminski:
Bill Barminski animation: "Drive-In"
Mark makes a mini amp / Funky cowboy (BBtv's 50th!)
Roachbot / Walter Robot
Today on
Boing Boing tv, ambient animation from the prolific artist and filmmaker
Bill Barminski.
Drive-In is part of an ongoing series of immersive experiments by
Barminski that re-create childhood memories of night skies, thunderstorms, and fireflies, as he remembers them.
Link to previous BBtv episodes featuring Barminksi -- and coming soon on BBtv, interviews with the artist about the technical and creative process behind his work.
Music in this episode by Residential Sails.
Posted on January 10, 2008 9:42 PM
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Today on Boing Boing tv, another exclusive interview with Aloysius, the hoboist great-grandpappy of illustrator
Adam "Ape Lad" Koford. The elder Koford shares never-before-known knowledge with us about what it was like to live
la vida hobo while he developed that
famous comic strip about cats. Previous BBtv episodes featuring
Ape Lad and Aloysius are
here,
here, and
here.
Next, we feature some floating, mobile, hobo homes, in Walterrobot's short film Moon Avenue Box Man.
Continue reading
Ape Lad: Hobo Life.
Posted on January 8, 2008 11:01 PM
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Now that we've properly memorialized
Falco with his own product code, it's time for the ultimate monument to his iconic talent. Via
monochrom, BBtv takes you to the Falco... stairs?
Sean Bonner makes a cameo to weigh in on the Falco... lamppost. Then, we proudly premiere the Falco Memorial Haz Mat Dancers. Er, actually it's a retro-style short video by
Walterrobot entitled "Fuji Apples." Music in the Walter Robot short from
Boards of Canada (song:
Roygbiv, from "
Music has the Right to Children.")
Previously on BBtv: Bar Codes for Falco
Posted on December 12, 2007 11:00 PM
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W00t, here's the 50th episode of
Boing Boing tv! Mark makes a tiny amplifier for an electric guitar, then proceeds to shred. Next, a short film by
Walter Robot (Bill Barminski and Christopher Louie) in which an urban cowboy funks out.
Posted on December 11, 2007 11:00 PM
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BBtv and
BB Gadgets sent internet funnyman
Dave Hill to
Blip Fest, a multimedia music festival celebrating music made from vintage video game consoles and computers.
Mr. Hill was in a fightin' mood. Next, a short video from
Walter Robot.
(special thanks to Jesse Thorn and Joel Johnson!).
Previously on Boing Boing: Dave Hill is a very funny guy.
Posted on November 27, 2007 7:21 AM
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Roaches are gross. Robots are good. But -- cockroch-controlled robots? Roboticist
Garnet Hertz made one, and we visit him and his
roachbot today. Then, a short film from
Walter Robot (aka:
Bill Barminski and Christopher Louie) about a broken hearted 'bot who ends up having a different kind of close encounter.
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