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An animation by Spreckley... completely different and didnt even seem as though it was by the same guy. All the same its a nice song and it makes me happy...hope you like :)
Thought study (remix) from sam spreckley on Vimeo.
Was at the Aberdeen Gallery last week and came accross a really interesting video by a guy called Sam Spreckley. Actually love his videos after watching a few on vimeo. The start of the video kinda reminds me of the ring where youd watch that creepy video and get a phonecall afterwards telling you you'd die 7 days later. I love the editing and how eery the video is.... I was pretty speechless after seeing it for the first time but I feel so inspired to actually do some work... He's definately become a favourite of mine.