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Epic Stop Motion Street Art Video…

AJ — Thu, 27 May 2010 16:05:34 +0000

I highly recommend a re-tweet/ facebook like on this amazing video from Blu and David Ellis. Who needs that Bruckheimer money when you got a brain and a bucket of paint. Inspirational is an understatement. Cover the World in paint.

Dream L& still up.

AJ — Thu, 27 May 2010 16:00:23 +0000

It’s still on, and it’s going. B Gallery in KCMO muh truckers. Get you some art in your life and bring out the purses. Your house is looking pretty broke, hook yourself up.

Inspiration: Drew Bachrach

AJ — Wed, 26 May 2010 02:40:23 +0000

Drew is one of the most creative and insightful minds artistically in our community since Arlo Eisenberg. Drew brought about a style and renaissance within the community that made you sit up and notice. His style is without a doubt unique to him and him alone. Not afraid to stray from the convention of trick, trick, trick, timed out to a soundtrack, Drew took filming and editing to the level of art form. If you aren’t familiar with Drew’s work with Life + and Daily Bread then you need to ask One Magazine for a look back pronto.

Destructive Introduction…

AJ — Thu, 20 May 2010 21:13:23 +0000

I think this is one of the cooler ideas I have seen in a long time. Thanks to Erok for forwarding us the link. If you come across things that you think should be blogged about don’t hesitate to email us for a shout out. adam@youhatetoloveit.com

Inspiration: Beau Cottington

AJ — Thu, 20 May 2010 17:48:45 +0000

Today we kick off our campaign to look into some of the most influential sections to date in rollerblading. Over the course of the next few months we will take a look into some of the greatest rollerblading parts of all time and how they influenced not only rollerblading, but also myself and our scene. Our first look is at Abdiel Colberg and Domonic Sagona’s part from Beau Cottington’s ‘Concentration’

When I was a freshman in college this VHS masterpiece came across my desk and replaced all other tapes in my collection. It stayed in my VCR for 6 straight months and became my bible. I studied it every lunch break as I ate turkey sandwiches and doritos. The thing that stood out was Beau’s attention to filming and the use of artistic cutaways from skating. This was a revolution in the early days of skate videos where everything was shaky-cam and party shots. All the sections are masterpieces, but this section has always stood out as my favorite. You can see the residual influence in many parts of KFC 2; Collective Consciousness.

Throughout the years Beau has been an influence not only to our scene in Kansas, but scenes and aspiring videographers worldwide. For more videos from Beau and the original hi-res version of ‘Concentration’ you can check out his video page here.

concentration from Beau Cottington on Vimeo.

KFC Dark Side of the Moon Part1 from Adam Johnson on Vimeo.

KFC Dark Side of the Moon Part2 from Adam Johnson on Vimeo.

Lomography Contest Winners

AJ — Thu, 13 May 2010 02:47:43 +0000

Hey there, the winners of the Lomography contest go as follows:

Twitter Contest:

Molly Harrington

Facebook Contest:

Rachell Helling

Photo Contest:

Jonathan Spainhour

Please email us at adam@youhatetoloveit.com to claim your prize. Thanks. Winning photo below.

Brampton Comp 4….

AJ — Thu, 13 May 2010 02:18:29 +0000

Brampton Comp Promo. from Adam Johnson on Vimeo.

Street Artist Urethane and Vibralux Denim are proud sponsors of the Brampton Comp in Toronto.

Stik Figa and D/Will drop ‘Whutupwidit’

AJ — Wed, 12 May 2010 00:55:36 +0000

Stik Figa and D/Will release their first single off of ‘Alive and Well’ Stik and I will be shooting the music video for this over the weekend and be on the lookout for it here and across the blogosphere in the coming weeks. Download the joint here.

Bfree Wheatpaste Advertisement…

AJ — Fri, 07 May 2010 02:09:54 +0000

Bfree came to Kansas City to shoot his first ever print ad and then some crazy goon decided to put up 2 giant wheatpastes of it at the spot. Thug life. Congrats Bfree, the ad turned out sick.

Bfree Wheatpaste from Street Artist Urethane on Vimeo.

Kid Cudi- Pursuit of Happiness (blader version)

AJ — Fri, 07 May 2010 00:59:31 +0000

Pursuit Of Happiness from Nick Brazinsky on Vimeo.

Cruising around Chicago never looked so fun. Source: Fruitboot.com