HIKEA nominated for a Webby
HIKEA was nominated for a Webby, so if you're feeling generous, please help it win by voting here: https://vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/2017/film-video/general-film/weird until April 20.
On the prowl again
By popular demand, I'm freelancing now - cause it's nice to be a vegabond. I suppose I'll try to keep this up to date: http://wnotw.co/3998
Getting High View Counts
HIKEA, my latest web series, launched this month, getting a buncha press and hitting 2 million views on YouTube after a week.
See the project page here, or visit gethikea.com for more.
Spring, already?
Where did the time go? Not much new to report work wise, but I've been nurturing a few side projects that will come out this summer. Here's an analog selfie I made with the help of Flipbookit for your enjoyment.
Live from WKNY
They like capturing your image when you work at W+K New York. Here's some of my recent ones.
West Bound and Up.
Missed out on the coldness this year by absconding to San Francisco for work. Also made a small excursion to SXSW where I met a cookie hungry friend.
Autumn Changes 'N Stuff
Status Update, I'm now a professional freelancer. All your copywriting needs, or creative direction, or art direction or stop-motion animation direction. You get it.
But to commemorate my prior employment at BBDO New York, I made a little going away video, check it:
To find out my current availability, I'm also on that Working Not Working site, and my link is: http://workingnotworking.com/hunterfine.
October Happenings
Had a pretty busy October 2014.
A few of my paintings were in an art show called "The War of Art" in Soho, NYC. They were from my Pwning MoMA series: http://pwningmoma.tumblr.com/
Also my graphic novel, Nerd Pimp, made a second appearance at New York Comic Con, and we sold out all of our copies! (nerdpimpbook.com)
Oh, that one time
Here's that time I made a guest appearance on Vh1 Classic's That Metal Show.
A significant picture
Here's a shot from the time I travelled across the country for two weeks with Werner Herzog when we were shooting a documentary. We're just chatting about sunglasses in Salt Lake City here.