TOTAL LEE BLOG IS MOVING

Aug 10, 2009 | Posted by Total Lee

HAY GUIZE! TOTAL LEE BLOG is making a switch from Blogger to Tumblr. Why? I don't know man, I am just goin' with the flow. Any other questions or suggestions? Please leave comments. Otherwise, you can still access TOTAL LEE BLOG via brad kim dot com.Thanks for caring!

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Some Treetuggin' Music

Jul 22, 2009 | Posted by Total Lee


Diego Stocco is a LA-based composer slash "music designer" and he's really into sounds of nature. In this video, Stocco works out some cool beats and notes from a tree, using Pro Tools, a modified stethoscope, a microphone and a string bow. 

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3D Projection of Buildings on Buildings

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Brace yourselves, this is called 3-d video mapping. A dutch digital art group known as NuFormer Digital Media made these video projections possible, which were custom made to fit the specific dimensions of actual buildings.

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MTV's everlasting pursuit of mediocre stupidity disguised as comedy continues

Jul 14, 2009 | Posted by Total Lee
Earlier today, I got this e-mail via NYU Journalism career service. Whoever made this pitch over at MTV genius lab must have confused "funny" and "crazy" with the word "shitty." Timely as it may be, I think some things are not meant to be made into reality television and this is one of them.

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animated light graffiti of a little piano player

Jul 13, 2009 | Posted by Total Lee


This is an animated light graffiti of a little piano player performing with San Diego skyline in the background. The guy used a green LED keychain light to draw each movement over the piano keys, with 20-30 second exposure time per frame.

*via Ryan Cashman's vimeo page

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NYC's Bohemian Theme Park Gone Broke

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While it takes no neighborhood survey to see the sad, sad sight of burst bubble that is Williamsburg's waterfront development, NY Magazine ran a lengthy feature on the staggering reality of Brooklyn's much-hyped real estate biz.

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NYC Spring 2007

Jul 10, 2009 | Posted by Total Lee

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