Large potted land jellies and forest bivalves, an immense shore nettle (sic.) cast in resin, and more
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.
For full image, text and context visit issue #21 of the Bath House Journal: https://dev.bhjournal.net/issue-21/
Animation and music by Colin Raff
The multimedia performance “Om jag säger Om” (Donnez le si / If I Say If) celebrates the surreal and poetic work of the French writer and musician Boris Vian, who would be 100 this year. In the project, music collective Ca va jaser collaborates with composer Leif Jordansson and animator Colin Raff.
Colin Raff Exposition Du 18 mai au 17 juillet 2019 @ Le Dernier Cri
Go Ovenbaked is a very #rare fiction book by Russell Bennetts, Judson Hamilton and Colin Raff (art and animation by Colin Raff)
Torpid Slivers is a weekly animated fiction feature by Colin Raff at Queen Mob’s Tea House
Torpid Slivers is a weekly animated fiction feature by Colin Raff at Queen Mob’s Tea House.
The large and intricately furrowed tongue caresses the mouth-plates of the upper jaw, extracting the desired nourishment from the thread-like fringes.
Learning facial expressions in their grammatical context is vital to avoiding confusion and inaccuracy while dying
This sequence of photocopied collage-art pieces began as a single reproduced image, posted anonymously in 1979 at divers locations not limited to Pomona, Budapest, and Düsseldorf.
The salamander rose, positioned itself on its back legs, and gesticulated in an ordered fashion, at times synchronizing with the shadow’s movements.
The Walter/Folkard Anomaly appears on the 76th page of two known copies of Mother Goose’s Nursery Rhymes (1919)