An inspired take on 40s/50s B movie dream-imagery - a bit horror, a lot noir, cute miniatures, and Rihanna as very cute eye candy - from Kanye's new favourite collaborator Nabil Elderkin.

An inspired take on 40s/50s B movie dream-imagery - a bit horror, a lot noir, cute miniatures, and Rihanna as very cute eye candy - from Kanye's new favourite collaborator Nabil Elderkin. Nabil, after his 'data-mosh' Kanye video for <a href="http://www.partizan.com/partizan/v.php/nabil_kanye_west_welcome_to_heartbreak/">Welcome To Heartbreak</a>, and his fine video for the Kanye-produced <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2009/05/01/mr-hudson%e2%80%99s-there-will-be-tears-by-nabil/">Mr Hudson</a>, is on a roll. He's also recently directed an intensely well-designed vid for intense African rapper <a href="">K'naan's T.I.A</a>. By hooking up with some clever VFX folks - for Paranoid, the impressive team at Ghost Town Media - Nabil's taking his directing to a whole new level. The only downside here being that this isn't actually Kanye covering Black Sabbath.

Nabil, after his 'data-mosh' Kanye video for Welcome To Heartbreak, and his fine video for the Kanye-produced Mr Hudson, is on a roll. He's also recently directed an intensely well-designed vid for intense African rapper K'naan's T.I.A.

An inspired take on 40s/50s B movie dream-imagery - a bit horror, a lot noir, cute miniatures, and Rihanna as very cute eye candy - from Kanye's new favourite collaborator Nabil Elderkin. Nabil, after his 'data-mosh' Kanye video for <a href="http://www.partizan.com/partizan/v.php/nabil_kanye_west_welcome_to_heartbreak/">Welcome To Heartbreak</a>, and his fine video for the Kanye-produced <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2009/05/01/mr-hudson%e2%80%99s-there-will-be-tears-by-nabil/">Mr Hudson</a>, is on a roll. He's also recently directed an intensely well-designed vid for intense African rapper <a href="">K'naan's T.I.A</a>. By hooking up with some clever VFX folks - for Paranoid, the impressive team at Ghost Town Media - Nabil's taking his directing to a whole new level. The only downside here being that this isn't actually Kanye covering Black Sabbath.

By hooking up with some clever VFX folks - for Paranoid, the impressive team at Ghost Town Media - Nabil's taking his directing to a whole new level. The only downside here being that this isn't actually Kanye covering Black Sabbath.

An inspired take on 40s/50s B movie dream-imagery - a bit horror, a lot noir, cute miniatures, and Rihanna as very cute eye candy - from Kanye's new favourite collaborator Nabil Elderkin. Nabil, after his 'data-mosh' Kanye video for <a href="http://www.partizan.com/partizan/v.php/nabil_kanye_west_welcome_to_heartbreak/">Welcome To Heartbreak</a>, and his fine video for the Kanye-produced <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2009/05/01/mr-hudson%e2%80%99s-there-will-be-tears-by-nabil/">Mr Hudson</a>, is on a roll. He's also recently directed an intensely well-designed vid for intense African rapper <a href="">K'naan's T.I.A</a>. By hooking up with some clever VFX folks - for Paranoid, the impressive team at Ghost Town Media - Nabil's taking his directing to a whole new level. The only downside here being that this isn't actually Kanye covering Black Sabbath.