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Arcade Fire - The Wilderness Downtown

Arcade Fire continues to push interactive videos with their newest Google Chrome experiment: The Wilderness Downtown. Its an interactive film by Chris Milk featuring “We Used To Wait” all built in HTML5.

The Wilderness Machine
A postcard is created by an analog signal: you. This site takes that postcard and converts it to digital. The Wilderness Machine brings it back to analog. Look for it on tour with the band in North America. If you’re lucky enough to get someone’s postcard from it, plant it. A tree will grow out of it.

Play it yourself here.

[thanks Andy.]

Rolling Roadshow Tour Posters by Olly Moss

2010 ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE / LEVIS ROLLING ROADSHOW TOUR

These silkscreen posters done by Olly Moss are for the 2010 Alamo Drafthouse / Levis Rolling Roadshow Tour.They are showing Dirty Harry this Saturday at Washington Square Park.

View all screenings and tour dates on RollingRoadShow.com.

[via Underwire.]

Odosketch

Pretty nice sketch program made by Odopod. They have some nice brush effects and functionality that lets you embed your own sketch. My eye is nothing compared to what others have done. Take a look for yourself on Odosketch.

[thanks Maribel.]

Inception Timeline Infographic

Well designed infographic that makes my head spin. Going to go home and make my totem now.

[thanks Vidur.]

The Bent Hands by Giha Woo and Shingoeun

A well designed clock with a single spiralling arm to indicate the time in different countries around the world. Designed by Giha Woo and Shingoeun. [via Need Input!.]

How to Make a Daft Punk Helmet in 17 Months

27-year old prop maker, Harrison Krix, has spent the last 17 months perfecting this Daft Punk helmet. The process involved sculpting, resin casting, chroming and vacuum forming and much more. See a thorough documentation of how it was built on his site. And check out Volpin Props Flickr page for more photos.

[thanks Jacob.]

Anthony Lister Surreal Comics

NYC based Anthony Lister does some amazing work. Described as ‘looking back at his childhood through the fog of the realities learned of society.‘ His distorted comics are show how childhood no longer has the same pure Saturday morning gleam. Read an interview with Anthony on Fecal Face. And view all his work here.

Larry Kagan Objects & Shadows

Larry Kagan is a NY based sculptor who uses steel, light and cast shadow as a creative medium.
Check out all his work here. [via The SF Egotist.]

ACDC Projection Mapping on Rochester Castle

More from ACDC and Iron Man 2. This time it comes in the form of projection mapping the Rochester Castle.

The front facade of the Great Keep at Rochester Castle, was brought to life using the latest in 3D animation techniques. This onslaught of the senses, saw the castle confront it’s ultimate challenge. Warping, morphing, spewing and collapsing before the audiences eyes. Let there be rock!

[via Sleeper > The Denver Egotist.]

Two Banksy Pieces Spotted in SF?

SFist posted today that two Banksy pieces were spotted in San Francisco: one in the Mission, one in Chinatown. Banksy would never admit it, but Spots Unknown thinks it is in fact his work. He could be in town promoting his doc, Exit Through The Gift Shop:

View the article on SFist and Spots Unknown. [thanks Fred.]