Thirty seconds that teach more about comic timing than most film courses.
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Month: July 2026
In Defence of the Ugly Poster
Brutalist layouts are loud because the information needs to be.
Chiptune Is Having Its Best Year Yet
Game Boy trackers are selling out, and new artists are the reason.
Tears of Steel and the Joy of Visibly Homemade VFX
Blender’s sci-fi short wears its seams proudly, and that is the point.
The Thrift Flip Economy Is Bigger Than You Think
Second-hand jackets, hand-painted and resold in an afternoon.
Cosmos Laundromat and the Art of the Weird Pilot
A gloomy sheep, a strange salesman and twelve minutes of open cinema.
Pixel Walls: A Tour of the Webcore Revival
Tiled backgrounds, under-construction GIFs and hit counters, reimagined.
The Lighting Designer Behind Your Favourite Strobe Moment
Cues, haze and why the best light shows are mostly darkness.
Loop Study: One Flower, Endless Remixes
We gave a five-second CC0 clip to six visual artists. Here is what came back.
Basement Show Report: Sweat, Strobes and a Broken Fog Machine
A 120-capacity room held about 300 people and nobody complained.