Our brand new film for Nature Video is now online. See it here.
It was made for Macmillan’s Nature magazine with support from the World Gold Council.
It is called Tiny Treasure: The Future of Nano Gold – and is for hardcore nano gold fans, casual nano gold fans and people who traditionally depise nano gold alike.
This is the first Wetherspoons weÔÇÖve committed a Scorism in. These buffalo wings are really very nice, too. They used to come with an amazing hot sauce – but when sauce tastes that nice it is probably deadly I suppose.
But bring the sauce back. Stop motion animators live slow and die fast.
Dog & Rabbit’s Magpies, Addictive TV will be doing their unique and wonderful thing at Rich Mix, Bethnal Green, on Thursday 26th February – along with trip-hop originator Howie B and Kizzie Crawford. Tickets are ┬ú10 in advance and you can find out more at www.richmix.org.uk (flyer by Monkey.)
Our lunch became a crime scene when some good ol’ boys in a pickup truck stole some peas. The police were called and a medium speed car chase ensued. We caught most of it on camera. It all turned out nicely and no charges were pressed.
Happy New Year from Dog & Rabbit & Mole.
Singing Spanish pink sensation, Retamero Lopez, sings for you. It’s a classic and he just made it classicer.
Merry Christmas from everyone at Dog & Rabbit.
Sang by Squirrel and animated by Otter.
Christmas special time!
We review a stop motion Christmas meal with the help of a holy man.
Brand new Scorism.
The Bountiful Cow on Eagle Street. WC1.
They do the most brilliant steaks in here. We chose ‘Prime rib beef hash’, though – which was damn nice.
It ain’t cheap but it is damn nice, and those two things are linked I expect. You get an egg on the top as well, which we chucked in the air.
Scorism (stop motioning your lunch and marking it out of ten) continues. Watch it here.
The White Hart has been a pub since 1216 (the year, not the time.) It adds pressure to the occasion knowing that people have been stop-motioning their lunches here for the best part of a millennium.
Tom Jennings (Tortoise) has got his Nose Show up at Soho Radio on Great Windmill Street.
The concept is, “making faces on things with the addition of a nose”.
Go and have a look if you don’t believe me (Dog).