Simkó-Várnagy Mihály creates an entire music track with his electric cello by looping the music he makes. There are some similarities between his cello technique and percussive acoustic guitar, although because electric cellos lack the hollow body of classical guitars and cellos, the majority of the tapping takes place on the strings. For more videos of this incredible cellist, visit his YouTube channel.
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The Shinjuku Effect by Riyaan Wiener
Riyaan Wiener is an artist, musician and photographer from Cape Town, South Africa who calls his signature art style the Shinjuku Effect. Intent on exploring every creative realm, Riyaan has undertaken graffiti mural projects for companies like MXit and has created designs for tattoos, t-shirts, fliers and posters. Composing designs with graffiti and graphic elements, [...]
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African Animals Getting Drunk From Fermenting Marula Fruit
A scene from “Animals are Beautiful People” that shows African animals getting drunk after eating fermenting marula fruit, the fruit used to make the alcoholic drink, Amarula. The film was made in 1974 and starred an all-animal cast of wild African animals. Shot in and around South Africa, the movie went straight to cinema and [...]