Did you ever asked yourself what procrastination mean to you?

Well here some answers in a short film made by Johnny Kelly.  Johnny lives and works in London, UK.

Procrastination is An investigative and exploratory hands-on gloves-off study into the practice of putting things ‘off”. Sometimes the only way to get something done is to do two dozen other things first.

Check Johnny’s website, were you find more interesting animations.

Enjoy this moment…

Procrastination from Johnny Kelly on Vimeo.

Story, Animation, Direction: Johnny Kelly
Voice Over: Bryan Quinn
Sound Supervision: Mike Wyeld
Foley Artist: Sue Harding
Foley Engineer: John Mark
Foley recorded at Fonic Studios, London

Patrik Jandak did it again.  He send to me his latest work and ‘Secrets of the farm girl’ catch-ed my moment!

Who is Patrik Jandak?  A friend photographer, an artist, …

This is what he wrote about himself:

Born in Malacky, Slovak part of former Czechoslovakia in 1977.
Year after I finished my studies in London UK, I have became official photographer to President of Slovakia for more than 3.5 years and worked for President Rudolf Schuster and Ivan Gasparovic.
In 2002 I had my first solo Exhibition “Memories of London” in MM Gallery Piestany in Slovakia. In 2003 my photos took part in collective exhibition in Vatican “The Holy Father in Slovakia, three visits of John Paul II”. In 2004 my first photographic book “Focused on President” have been published in Slovakia. In 2005 my second book ” Pictures from England” was published in Bratislava. In 2006 my work took part in collective exhibition during The Contact Month of Photography in Toronto.I am specializing in B&W analog photography and colored B&W prints.

Enjoy this moment with me …

Don’t forget to check his website…

As we all know, or not know, Doom is touring in Europe coming weeks.

Finally he is coming.   I discovered Doom 8 years ago and really enjoy listening his music.  He catched my moment several times.

He s coming to Belgium too.  Alex Deforce from On Point Tv made the artwork for the show in Brussels.

Who is Alex Deforce? 

He is a friend , an artist, a blogger, a dj,  …

A description of himself , taken from his Myspace page:

a.k.a. =lloyd= pointdexter, holdin’ it down at www.on-point.be

Filling my days with drawing, interviewing, dj’ing, reading, promoting (co-organised Locoflows Festival in 2005) and perfectioning my coffeetechniques (mind you, there’s different methods to a style!)

An unhealthy coffee addiction resulting in periods of insomnia, which in time combined with an uncompromising just-let-me-do-my-thing attitude gave birth to a trademark style.

Faces marked by the tension of modern day life, balancing on the tipping point between the grime of the city and the frivolous facade of metropolis.
Warm in their darkness, refined in their dirtiness.

We looooove Alex and his art! And the ‘On Point’  moments …

Oh and don’t forget to check his artwork!

Nour El Ghoumari is a Moroccan photographer.  Nour was born in the ancient Moroccan capital Taza nestled between the Riff and the High Atlas some 120 km east of Fez.

Nour El Ghoumari’s empathetic images are considered by many critics and enthusiasts to rank among the finest photography today. His work has been the discussed in leading photographic magazines and books, a selection of which were reproduced in The World’s Greatest Black and White Photographers, 2007. Since 1996 he has been exhibiting widely from London to Japan, from the Ukraine to Dubai – and every year in Morocco. He has won numerous international awards including the Gold Medal for Best Portrait in the Arab world for two consecutive years.

“Capturing the essence of a street scene is like trying to bottle lightning: an intuitive grasp of the moment has to be coupled with emotional poise and deft technique. The successful street photographer has to capture the tempo of the street, the spontaneous eruption of beauty and meaning glimpsed in a child’s eyes or an old man’s defiant gaze. Blink and it is gone – forever.” – Nour

His images speak for themselves: they are imbued both with pain and understanding. He extracts them at shutter speed from the flow of the mundane, the everyday. Blink and they are gone!

Enjoy this moment with me and one of my favourite photographers. 

Don’t forget to check Nour’s website.

Plastique Monkey is Yuka Yamaguchi’s art blog.  You definitely has to visit her page, what she is doing is so nice.

I was born in kobe, japan and am now living in saskatoon, canada. for the last couple of years, i’ve been telling people i’m an artist. i’m self-taught. i draw with color pencils and make useless toys for adult children.

I use this blog to show my work and entertain myself. you can browse through my drawings on my gallery page. you can buy some of my originals, as well as prints and postcards, from my online shop. 

A preview of my favourite of her favourite drawings.

We looooove Plastique Monkey.

All I can see

There you are

New heartbeat

Vanishing Point by Takuya Hosogane , another view on motion graphics.

Music by Cubesato.

We looooooove it!

Vanishing Point from Bonsajo on Vimeo.

2010 by Bastien Roger, if 2010 is as good as this video we will be really happy.

Check his website and discover more about him and his work.

We loooooove it!

2010 from www.bastienroger.com on Vimeo.

I found this, not another short movie, that touched me in a way; Cracker Bag by Glendyn Ivin.

Eddie spends her pocket money obsessively hoarding fireworks and carefully planning for cracker night. When it finally it arrives, Eddie and her family head to the local football oval. In the frosty air Eddie lights the fuse of her first cracker and experiences a pivotal moment, one of the seemingly small experiences of childhood, that affects us for the rest of our lives.

Set in the 1980s, Cracker Bag is a gentle suburban observation which subtly reflects a disenchanting prelude to the coming of age.

Winner of the Palme D’Or – Short Film Cannes Film Festival 2003

Directed by Glendyn Ivin, Produced by Jane Liscombe, Director of Photography Greig Fraser, Edited by JAck Hutchings

Check also Exitfilms, the production company who made this happen.

Beautiful moment…

Cracker Bag from Glendyn Ivin on Vimeo.

‘Garuda’ is an animated short film about a young boy in India chasing after his dream. Animated at Les Gobelins in Paris by Nicolas ATHANE, Meryl FRANCK, Alexis LIDDELL, Andres SALAFF, Maïlys VALLADE .

We loooove it!

Garuda from Andres Salaff on Vimeo.

A little preview, From my ‘lonely winter’ series ‘ I m a momentcatcher’ @ Art’N'Bloom.

Every moment has his own story. We all have those moments.  Especially in the winter, where we miss the summer.  The rest is silence…

Enjoy your moments!

Don’t forget to check SupAfly , a collective of 7 fly ladies.