To remind ourselves that Abtestudonia constitutes its very own vertebrate class among tetrapods, we need only recall that no fish can live out its life
Landmarks of Old Euxinova, a fictional saga composed of text and GIFs
Sintaktik in Istanbul / art and music by Colin Raff
Large potted land jellies and forest bivalves, an immense shore nettle (sic.) cast in resin, and more
Landmarks of Old Euxinova, an historical fiction told in text and GIFs by Colin Raff
The lone pair of berries at the end of a typical pedicel of Rondequinthine honeysuckle mimics the dark eyes and head of a Ginchbeck’s bounding ant.
The Seaside Lynx on YouTube. Art and music by Colin Raff
Fine art prints, in limited editions of 5, signed and numbered, now available exclusively from the Question Mark gallery, Milan
Clips from the Sintaktik animated series, but presented completely out of context. This selection is from Season one, Episode 2.
Animation and music by Colin Raff
By Colin Raff. Available now from Le Dernier Cri
Another collection of scraps, out-takes, old GIFs, preserved glitches, etc. from Instagram stories. Art and music by Colin Raff
Clips from the Sintaktik animated series, but presented completely out of context. This selection is from Season one, Episode 1.
Of the assorted clips of mine that have been unceremoniously regurgitated sans credit in creepy video mashups, crappy edits, Mexican kids’ TV (Channel 5), etc., this one has been prominent of late.
GIFs by Colin Raff, now watermarked for your crediting pleasure.
Originally posted to Instagram, these clips display transparent GIFs (stickers) and music by Colin Raff ©2019
Colin Raff Exposition Du 18 mai au 17 juillet 2019 @ Le Dernier Cri
Torpid Slivers is a weekly animated fiction feature by Colin Raff at Queen Mob’s Tea House