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World Builder from Bruce Branit on Vimeo.

A strange man builds a world using holographic tools for the woman he loves.

This award winning short was created by filmmaker Bruce Branit, widely known as the co-creator of ’405′. World Builder was shot in a single day followed by about 2 years of post production. Branit is the owner of Branit VFX based in Kansas City.

Check out more world builder action on Facebook here.

_Rob

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Painting of my Gram and Pap

Finally finished this thing!

These are my grandparents on my mother’s side. I hung out a good bit with them when I was little, and they were two of the most selfless people I’ve ever known. I’ve called these paintings Baucis and Philemon, based on the Greek legend, telling of the generosity of the couple. I hope you guys dig, feel free to give me any crits in the comments!

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Acrylic on wood.
For my Gram’s body, I used a stock photo by the talented Kechake-stock. Thanks!

_Rob

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Wow, this guy only uses a razor as his medium. He call himself Poster Boy, check out his video.

Here is a link to his Flickr feed, which is pretty awesome.
http://flickr.com/photos/26296445@N05/

Muey props Poster Boy, wherever you are.

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A while back my roommates and I decided to put together our own Entourage poster. I called up an amazing photographer I know, Amy Tronolone, and she helped us out.

On the left is the original, and the right is us. I’m the one in the middle (yes, I did have hair at one point in my life).

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I found some old family photos the other day, and felt the urge to get some of them down on paper. Yes, the kid in the lower left with glasses that could see Jupiter is me with my bro. The top pic is my mother (left) and grandmother. And last is my grandfather. Some of these may find their way into some finished pieces of mine, we’ll see…

My mother and grandmother
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My Grandparents on my father's side

This was one of those pieces that seemed to take on a mind of its own, and “paint itself” if you will. This rarely ever happens to me when I work, so it was quite fulfilling.
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