I’m Still Here With Joaquin Phoenix: From Victimage to Transcendence
November 10, 2013I’m Still Here depicts Joaquin Phoenix’s journey from victimage to transcendence and how he duped the entire mainstream media.
I’m Still Here depicts Joaquin Phoenix’s journey from victimage to transcendence and how he duped the entire mainstream media.
This is a stop-motion animation that explores the dreams of a toy Ninja Turtle until the dream is abruptly ended by his unexpected death.
Carl killing his mother permanently ended his castration anxiety which symbolizes some of the extreme actions people take to overcome fears
There are a lot of parallels between the Brothers Quay movie, Street of Crocodiles, and Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas.
Submerged In Technology is a short art video depicting the chaos of navigating life in the Internet Age in a consumerist culture.
Objectification of women’s bodies in advertising not only harms women, it also harms men’s ability to connect with women in healthily.
New Media Art revolves around technology, participation, and collaboration as highlighted by Mark Tribe in his new book, New Media Art.
Dallas Professional Photographers Association keynote speaker for June 13, 2013, was the award-winning wedding photographer Hiram Trillo.
The Valley View Center Mall and the Sanger-Harris mosaic by Brenda J. Stube were sadly demolished a couple years after I photographed them.
Barefoot Heart is about Elva Treviño Hart’s life as a Mexican-American migrant farmworker during the ’50s and ’60s as a young woman.
These are driving around Dallas time-lapse videos that I made on good and bad weather days that include other cities around the DFW Metroplex.
Cindy Sherman, A Retrospective At The Dallas Museum of Art was incredible photography exhibit that surveyed her greatest works.
“Life’s better when we’re connected” ad campaign by Bank of America is a new creative campaign with some great touching commercials.
John Hersey recounted the suffering and survival of six Japanese individuals of the atomic bomb in his book Hiroshima.
Urban Exploration of the abandoned White Rock Trail and Toscana apartments in Dallas was creepy and haunting and I got some eerie photos.
This abandoned dance studio in Lake Highlands, Dallas was a cool location to urban explore because of the large mirrors and colorful walls.
American Airlines rebranding successfully modernized their famous logo into one that moves them forward without forgetting the past.
This Sunset timelapse over the awesome Dallas skyline was filmed from the Trinity River levee on a clear beautiful evening.
The Devil In The White City by Erik Larson is a historical account of the 1893 World’s Fair and the US’s first serial killer, H.H. Holmes.
Brand loyalty is very sensitive to product changes like the time when Marker’s Mark learned that changes can backfire when not done properly.