roy v simonds

You might remember this touching 80′s animated children’s show:

The show revolved around the adventures of Denver, a dinosaur who was released from his dino egg by a group of multiracial modern California teens — Jeremy, Mario, Shades, Wally and Casey, along with tagalong older sister Heather. The kids taught Denver the finer points of skateboarding and other pastimes while protecting him from concert promoter Morton Fizzback who wanted to use the dinosaur to make money.

from wikipedia.

But I don’t remember the musical intro theme song rocking quite this hard.

It sounds like the volume is cranked to 11 and the bass dial has been broken off entirely in a quest to rock the party like it’s 1989.

That bassline is ridic. Instant house party classic. I can’t wait to hear a remix of this.

So to whoever darkjudges0 is : THANK YOU! For having no regard for audio quality.

I’m reminded of Disco Inferno’s poor mix resulting in such an accidental attack of audio awesomeness.

It’s Friday and that’s a Follow Friday on Twitter.

http://twitter.com/tofusquirrel

Elizabeth Siegel aka TofuSquirrel is an illustrator of all creatures weird and wonderful.

She has a whole kingdom of larval mutant beasts on her site for you to see.

http://twitter.com/chrispiascik

Chris Piascik “a graphic designer/artist residing in Cambridge, MA” !

He’s updating his site with sketches, doodles and drawing pretty consistently.

http://twitter.com/mattsaintg

Matt StGelais ‘s got design & photography along with

3D experiments in his Flickr stream.

http://twitter.com/sarafinadesign

Sarafina Design crafts “‘wearable wools’, handcrafted wool jewelry”

and all kids of woolen art.

My favorite is the Koi Pond!

Now go check them out!

Quad screen design mayhem

A shot from Cut and Paste Boston Digital Design Tournament!

Kind of like a no holds barred grudge match, but for design geeks, with Wacom Tablets.

I had the honor of participating in it as a judge for the Motion Design competition.

I just recently discovered this painter through Gawker.

I love her work. I find it so beautiful in it’s intricacies and gestural abandon.

Her use of chaos and form is very inspirational. Evocative of accidents and calligraphy all at once.

I love it

Now if I only had $900 to spare!