Sebastian’s Voodoo is a film by Joaquin Baldwin of Pixel Nitrate about a voodoo doll that “must find the courage to save his friends from being pinned to death.”
It’s a fantastically animated short with a surprising amount of emotion, and has won countless awards, so it’s definitely worth enjoying for a few minutes:
(Be sure to visit Pixel Nitrate if you’d like to view or download the movie in a number of different formats, including 720p high definition.)
Bourbon is a short film by Adam Woodworth about “a couple of small time gangsters, their plan to hit it big, and how it all came crashing down”.
It won the Best Short Film award at the 2007 Plymouth Independent Film Festival, was nominated for Best Cinematography and Best Crime Short at the 2007 Hollywood Digital Video Festival, and was an official selection at the 2007 Ruff Cutz Indie Film Conference of Boston.
Below is the film in its entirety, but be sure to visit the Bourbon site as well for more information about this great piece of cinema:
To “recognize significant achievement in various categories of Threadless participation”, Threadless created the Bestee awards.
Award winners received a significant amount of cash, a hand crafted, ridiculously oversized Bestee The Elephant trophy, and eternal fame, so check out their choices to see if you agree.
Threadless is going to be hosting a Pinewood Derby race called the Threadlemanss 48 Heures Derby, and it’s your chance to speed your way to a stylish victory.
Anyone can design and submit a car, and then the Threadless staff will race them on May 16-17.
First through Fourth place will each receive Threadless gift certificate, and [...]
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