Minilogue - Animals from ljudbilden on Vimeo.

There are some terrific making-of videos at Shy The Sun's website, in case you were planning to make anything as awesome as their stuff. I could watch their films all day.

This is just perfect. A bunch of mad Russian graphics from 1912 or so. I'm so glad I happened to do a Google image search of "Russian death."

Well I think this is tremendous: David O'Reilly is the guy who made Octocat, a classic. And he is on to bigger and better things.

SCINTILLATION from Xavier Chassaing on Vimeo.

Yes there are more episodes of Trixie and the Treetrunks available here. Long live Miss Pussycat! 

And don't let another holiday pass by without sharing North Pole Nutrias with your family. I never miss a chance.

There hasn't been much to pique my interest lately... until this.

Good ol' EnglishRussia blog wins again.

Also, I need to plug the new release from my friend Lineland. It is super wonderful and will help you get through February with pleasant memories.

Here is Anouk Ricard for you. Yep. 

This is just a spectacular article, written by a regular ol' punter like you and me, except he worked with the Coen brothers on The Big Lebowski. If you have ever loved a Coen brothers movie, or formed a mental image of southern California, you should take fifteen minutes and check it out.

The rest of the website is pretty fine too.

This site has some images of Diebenkorn paintings to go with the article.

This site has lots of uproarious movie quotes in one convenient place. Frau Blücher?