From the people that brought you Kipple…

Mr Oizo’s back!

I’ve recently been overdosing on some Vic & Bob documentaries that I haven’t seen before. What a delightful pair of silly bastards.

Here’s the others:

• Vic Reeves fan club VHS
• Shooting Stars: The Inside Story
• Comedy Connections - Shooting Stars
• Also… I forgot how many classic moments there are in the first episode of Bang Bang, It’s Reeves & Mortimer

boohooboo:

drawnblog:

Here’s Quentin Blake demonstrating, step by step, how he makes the illustrations for his books.

It’s from this great page on his website, How I Draw, in which he describes the process a little more:

In the attempt to combine planning with an air of spontaneity I’ve employed various techniques of which the one I have found most successful, and have used for the last thirty years, makes use of a light box.

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What happens next is not tracing; in fact it’s important that I can’t see the rough drawing underneath too clearly, because when I draw I try to draw as if for the first time.

I’d love to have a full sized painting of this. UberKraaft’s a huge contributor to the squidgy, psychedelic cartoon art that I’m into at the moment.

thevicticiouscycle:

Will: Some of the cast from Sesame Street pissing around on set comes from a collection of backstage shots from film and TV.

3 Basses. Big Bottom must have been one of the most fun songs to write in the world. 

The original Muppet Show pitch tape.

I didn’t even know anyone did taster tapes back then.

Tanlines - All Of Me. Directed by Mighty Boosh’s Julian Barratt. I very much hope that Julian does an Ayoade. 

Fuck & Fall (in love) by The Scotty Pippens. Directed by Elwin Bes from production agency Caviar Amsterdam.