NOISE - A Dystopian Video Project

If the phones from which most already cannot be pried were to evolve into our anatomy, what would we become? Tweeting-texting-cyborgs? What if we were unable to interact on a personal or emotional level, except via text-based communication? If interpersonal communication was written in code, projected from our bodies like physical 'tweets' on behalf of our mind, would evolution would render our mouths useless? Would speech, expression, and touch become obsolete? When everything is shared, tweeted, followed, and clicked, do even the biggest moments simply get lost in a sea of inane vanity, noise, and triviality?

A video by Rebecca Hendin, Leyla Asif, Kat Groß. Claire Munro, Tu Qian, and Yishu Tan,
Central Saint Martins Masters Degree Student-Extraordinaires.

Copyright 2013

Nietzsche: The Man, The Mustache, The Snark

A portrait I made of Friedrich Nietzsche, complete with mustache and snarking.

Nietzsche, a forefather of wisdom and snark, is an inspiration for budding wisepeople and snarkers everywhere.

Zouch Magazine Artist Feature

Oh boy. Just seen this article by Meghan Clarkston in the Canadian-based Zouch Magazine about my art. It's mega-nice and I'm thusly mega-stoked. It's awesomely called 'Fondle My Imagination, Please...' and you can check it out HERE. Wicked.

On Our Terms: The Illustrations (Animation)

Animated video featuring illustrations I created for the Jon Stone Video production of Lower Than Atlantis band documentary 'On Our Terms,' for Island Records. 'On Our Terms' was released as a bonus DVD with Lower Than Atlantis's 2012 album 'Changing Tune.'

Illustrations/Animation: Rebecca Hendin, 2012.

Music: Lower Than Atlantis: 'Counting Sheep' from album 'Changing Tune' (Island Records - A division of Universal Music Operations Limited - 2012.)

Buy 'Changing Tune' / 'On Our Terms' from lowerthanatlantis.com or through all major music retailers.

On Our Terms: The Illustrations

This summer, I made a bunch of illustrations for Jone Stone's production of the Lower Than Atlantis band documentary 'On Our Terms.' It was released in autumn with their album 'Changing Tune,' on Island Records. As the wind blows and design goes, images were of course edited down for use. I've finally now got 'round to making a short animation to show all the illustrations, set to some of the band's music, which I'll put up in the next post. For the moment, some stills of the illustrations: