It was 364 days ago that I first wrote in this blog of mine and posted the 2007 Comic Con Trailer, which later got featured on Youtube's front page (don't ask me how- to this day it's a mystery). But as i pack my bags and get ready to go to San Diego, I look back at what an awesome year it's been for the film, and although it's coming along slower than i had originally hoped, I'm pretty sure the extra care and loving that i'm giving the film will be reflected. So In the meantime, be patient with me if you can, enjoy the tasty nuggets of information as i release them and be sure to say hi if you're at Comic Con! I'll be carrying some Vinyl Frontier postcards for everybody to enjoy. Keep an eye out for a new website coming soon as well as a new extended trailer featuring never before seen footage.

Oh before I forget, a while back I had the distinct pleasure to chat with Paola Antonelli, Design and Architecture Curator for the MOMA here in NY. She basically oversaw the acquisition of several Kidrobot toys into the permanent collection, so i wanted to talk to her and see what she thinks about the movement and more importantly whether she thinks vinyl is art for the masses or just a toy.

Ok off to San Diego!!!

Tags: comic con, Production update, Paola Antonelli, MOMA

This is vol.10 of "The Vinyl Frontier" Spotlight, taking a brief look into the world of an artist featured in the upcoming documentary by Daniel Zana. This week we take a look at Bill McMullen, the creator of the AD-AT, Shuttlemax, and Dunnynaut. Hear Bill talk about his influences, the ideas behind his art, and what makes him create.

music by The Dandelion Council

Tags: spotlight, Bill McMullen, ad-at, shuttlemax

This is vol.9 of "The Vinyl Frontier" Spotlight, taking a brief look into the world of an artist featured in the upcoming documentary by Daniel Zana. This week we take a look at Jamungo, the creators of the Bud & Nade, Sqube, and Sqwert. Hear from Ferg and Van Beater about their ideas behind the toys they produce. More to come in later installments on:

The Vinyl Frontier

music by Lionel Cohen of DNA Productions

Tags: spotlight, jamungo, Bud, nade, sqube