The View Out The 55 (5:00)
55mm.mpg - 150 meg

Mathematically manipulated textures shot with a Micro-Nikkor 55mm AI-S.

Soundtrack by Knights of Timbre

Uranium (5:00)
uranium.mpg - 150 mpeg

Soundtrack by Knights of Timbre

Daughters Remix (1:46)
daughters-remix.mpg - 54 meg

Remixed songs from Daughters 2010 s/t release. Footage is from the recording sessions.

Cameraman: Mikey Knives

Black Pus - Flower Devour (5:44)
black-pus-flower-devour.mpg - 173 meg

Black Pus

Cameraman: Mikey Knives

Wire (8:00)
wire-sm.mpg - 246 meg

Soundtrack: Weasel Walter

Thanks to the RCS/RI for the loan of the PDP-8, Symbolics / Connection Machine Interface Board, Core Stack, and 3B2/300 Motherboard.

Ylla's World (5:00)
yllas-world.mpg - 148 meg

Soundtrack: Knights of Timbre

Based on image data from the NASA/JPL/University of Arizona HiRISE project.

Monkey Man (1:54)
monkey-man-large.mpg - 88 meg

Animation for Melt-Banana's cover version of the ska standard "Monkey Man" originally by Toots and the Maytals. (7" available from Fork In Hand Records)

Crawling Colors (5:00)
crawling-colors.mpg - 149 meg

This was first shown at the 2009 Floating World Animation Fest in Portland OR.

Soundtrack by the United Space Rock Coalition (David Lifrieri, Frank Difficult, Alec Redfearn, Matt McLaren, Jason McGill, Josh Kretzman)

Othern Lights (5:10)
othern-large.mpg - 82 meg

Music by Mudboy.

The foreground spikey black coral thing is a bunch of overlapping spirals that are spreading at different rates, done in postscript. The background started out as an experiment in simulating a choppy water surface, done in C.

The Thin Wax Line (7:49)
wax-line-large.mpg - 247 meg

The legendary piece of Bee propoganda. The original Bee title is "Education on Humans (and examples from camera)" but it is more widely known as "The Thin Wax Line".

Soundtrack by Irene Moon with assistance from Christopher Cprek, Katy Wizard, and Yellow Crystal Star.

Like A White Bat in a Box, Dead Matters Go On (3:32)
white-bat-large.mpg - 33 meg

Spastic, sparse typographic animation for the Melt-Banana song of the same name.

Contact: dave@cca.org
Home: www.cca.org

Everything here was done in C and hand-coded postscript. No interactive software was used except vi and bash. All processing was done on "obsolete" gear various companies & universities had thrown away. (This photo is misleading. That CM cabinet actually houses my cluster of Sun E4000's and a small Origin-2000. Alas.)