A very fascinating series of shorts made by David Firth, creator of Salad Fingers and Burnt Face Man, supposedly inspired in some dreams he had.
Unsurprisingly, these shorts follow a rather nonsensical storytelling, randomly jumping from one thing to another through scenes; but the way in which David depict those scenes always manages to be something quite fascinating to behold, filled with lots of surreal situations and imagery.
The last two shorts in particular were beautifully nightmarish, with a rather visceral feel which manages to be both repulsive yet oddly captivating.
Hope the Sock series continues. Its unpredictable beauty and horror is perhaps one of the most creative online shows I have ever seen.
Unsurprisingly, these shorts follow a rather nonsensical storytelling, randomly jumping from one thing to another through scenes; but the way in which David depict those scenes always manages to be something quite fascinating to behold, filled with lots of surreal situations and imagery.
The last two shorts in particular were beautifully nightmarish, with a rather visceral feel which manages to be both repulsive yet oddly captivating.
Hope the Sock series continues. Its unpredictable beauty and horror is perhaps one of the most creative online shows I have ever seen.