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Red Riding Hood
March 20, 2009 8:30 am
Swedish graphic design student Tomas Nilsson, inspired by Röyksopps music video Remind Me, reinterprets the fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood. (Thanks, Nina Paley) |
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Haha, that was great. The “Remind Me” video style works surprisingly well on this story. The wolf hearing about LRRH’s grandma and thinking up with grandma’s Nutrition Facts is classic.
that’s awesome…who’s the song by?
That was great!!! I loved it when the wolf thought of the Nutritional Facts for grandma, too. lol
That’s was a really cool style to tell the tale of Riding Hood.
The song is “Sponsored by Destiny” by Slagsmålsklubben.
That’s cool. How did she think of that?
Well done.
SUPER-interesting!
I could not tear my eyes away… I really enjoyed this.
:)
Plus, this song rules!
So slickly done and strange. It’s a post-modern deconstruction of fairy tales – devoid of emotion or moral meaning. Lots of intertextual asides. Ceberbral, cool and a bit silly. The Brother’s Grimm would be like whuuuiiit?
that was very enjoyable!
Bonus laughs for random price tags on things
i like the video :)
it so funny ^^
because in Sweden, this is how we do EVERYTHING.
Looked like a Chris Ware comic.