I know i’ve been absent from real posts other than snaps or buffaviews, but to show you i’m not that stagnant on finding neat things around the web, here’s a simply awesome claymation zombie movie.
If you never thought clay could look so graphic, think again.
It all started with a kiss, and you could tell the number was going to be hot. THe amazingly talented Mia Michael took the best of Twitch’s funk and the chemistry between the two dancers to create the perfect routine. While this contemporary piece wasn’t very technical and there weren’t a lot of lifts, there was a prop: a door which took a lot of abuse from the two dancers.
Alright, so i slacked last week, and haven’t been watching So You Think You Can Dance as serious as I could be, but I’m a busy boy. I think its a little odd that buffalogeek is a more faithful subscriber than I, but then again, Mrs. Geek is a choreographer and Chris is very (cough) cultured.
I was about to attribute the best number to Twitch and Comfort. Comfort was brought back after Jessica’s injury; she proved her second chance when she nailed a Hip-Hop number with Twitch. Then Geek tweets me and says I had better pick the pas de deux ( say: pa de do), which I had not seen yet. So i watch it on Red Lasso and I agree: Will and Katie performed the most complex, most powerful, most amazing number of the season.
I’m not an expert on dance, and especially not modern ballet, but I can appreciate the intense difficulty of the choreography. Perhaps Mrs. Geek could comment on the incredible talent of Desmond Richardson and his partner; from what I read, he’s one of the best in the world.
And since I had already clipped it, here’s the runner up best number: Twitch and Comforts Hip-Hop number to Chris Brown’s “Forever.” Choreographed by Dave Scott, this piece shows why Twich and Comfort are the best two Hip-Hop dancers of the season and why Twitch is a heavy contender for the win.
While Twitch is my personal favorite, Thursday night sealed my vote for the winner: Will. He has the training, he has the love of the audience, and he has the emotion to take the competition. I think the girls are great: Katie is awesome, and I’ll miss Kherington, but this season, it’s a guy’s battle.
I’m so in love with Scranto. Having him come up this weekend has settled everything in my head; all the fears and worries have shot out the window… John is the guy I’ve been waiting for.
Muto is a wall painting animation by BLU, a graffiti artist/master/wonder/extraordinaire… you have to see this, you have to show this to your friends; proof that street art can be an amazing thing.
Brian Flynn has been doing amazing things with the Super 7 line, with Stomp being my all-time favorite, and a new colorway is due to drop Saturday, July 25th, at the Super7 store (and at your favorite vinyl distributor). $50 bucks gets you a clear red vinyl Mammoth Kaiju, pissed to hell and spayed in metallic green, black, and gold. Do it.
Jessica and Will took the cake last night with their performance to “Alone,” a lyrical Jazz number choreographed by Mandy Moore (no not that Mandy Moore). Almost wanted to give it to Twitch with the bed routine, but Will was made to dance, and it shows with every number. Jessica is great, but I feel like she could be holding Will back a bit.
There is just something awesome about Pantone®, and when you slap some coated love on a set of espresso cups, you have definite win. W2 products has a nice selection of other Pantone® items for sale, like full size mugs and even laptop bags. A little pricey (the set of 4 esspresso cups is £29.52), but hey, is anything Pantone® cheap?
Tubes were fail yesterday so I’m bring you your videyo today. And its totally worth it.
Classixx just released a video for one of my favorite party songs “Cold Act Ill,” but the footage is anything but new. Check out the old school skateboarding and let the summertimes roll.
I’m watching So You Think You can Dance. I’m not so into it that I’ll vote or get into any huge discussion about it, but I love the choreography. And as far as any blogging goes, I plan to keep it at a weekly post of my favorite routine from Wednesday. So expect it.
Yesterday’s “couple to beat” was Mark K. and Chelsie H. (found out after I clipped the show that that’s how you spell her name, stupid white girls). They danced a hip hop routine choreographed by Tabitha and Napoleon, and damn it moved me. “Bleeding Love” is a safe commercial beat that gets overplayed on the radio without even a thought, however Mark and Chelsie brought it to life as they portrayed the struggle of a workaholic and the pain it causes your loved one.
Oh Hai! I'm Nate, the guy napping in the photo above. The handsome guy staring at you is John, he's mah bear and I love him to death. Only hitch is he lives in Maryland, while I live in the sometimes beautiful, always exciting, city of Buffalo, NY. Being nerds as we are, we connect daily through IM, Twitter, dirty picture messages, and the once a month (or so) flights for some bonafied lovin. This is my blog. Read it. Cheers.
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