Fantastical work from Lobo pops right out

Check out this Lobo work for The Ebeling Group. The pop-up images are composited beautifully into the hand-held, sun-flared footage. Not much else can be said, just a gorgeous compositing job.
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April 2, 2013
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Tonight! Join us for See No Evil’s 4th birthday celebrations with talks from the amazing Richard Hogg, and BAFTA winner Mikey Please!
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March 29, 2013
NYC heavy-hitter Christopher Palazzo is back on the scene with a new site and grip of top notch projects.
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March 27, 2013
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March 26, 2013 Check out the impressive new reel by Brice Linane – the 3D wunderkind behind much of Buck’s output from the last few years March 25, 2013
March 21, 2013 Don’t we love looping animated GIFs? Well, check out this cool festival made just for them! May 31 from 9:00pm to 10:30 The Incredibly Short Film Festival in Sydney.
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Ultra-violent and possibly NSFW, this first-person POV music video for Biting Elbows’ “Bad Motherfucker” has racked up 5 million views in less than 3 days. Directed by Ilya Naishuller (Great Guns) as a follow up to “Insane Office Escape.” March 20, 2013 Join us for See No Evil’s 4th birthday celebrations with talks from the amazing Richard Hogg, and BAFTA winner Mikey Please!
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March 19, 2013
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March 15, 2013 London duo Louis & McCourt create a futuristic Anime music video for Mat Zo & Porter Robinson’s “Easy”.
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March 13, 2013
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March 7, 2013 It’s not secret that I am a huge fan of 90 Degrees West. Based in St Louis, this groups of creatives has been producing consistently strong, intelligent and whimsical work. Here’s another great “piece that even an industry full of adults with ADHD can sit through.” See full credits and context article here. February 25, 2013
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February 20, 2013
February 18, 2013 Marco Iozzi has just posted an update of his latest work in visual effects design, look development, traditional photography and digital environments. Spectacular as always, including environment work for the recently posted God Of War trailer.
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February 17, 2013 Cheerful and abstract with loads and loads of particles. New personal work form Joost Korngold (aka Renascent). And family project since the audio is done by his brothers. February 14, 2013
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February 12, 2013 SCAD’s Professor Michael Betancourt has penned the first (that I know of) comprehensive history of motion graphics: The History of Motion Graphics: From Avant-Garde to Industry in the United States. February 11, 2013
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Check out this Lobo work for The Ebeling Group. The pop-up images are composited beautifully into the hand-held, sun-flared footage. Not much else can be said, just a gorgeous compositing job.
Mark Okon did some interesting work while interning with W+K Tokyo Lab this past summer. The following are introductory pieces for an eight-part series that is airing on NHK in Japan.
Episode 5 (My personal favorite)
Episode 4
Episode 3
Episode 2
For discussion on the work, check out this mograph.net thread.
Thanks to Seth for the tip!
Defend your Christmas dinner from attacking sprouts!
Director Koichiro Tsujikawa has outdone himself with “Fit Song” for Cornelius. It’s a mesmerizing manipulation of everyday objects that has me completely baffled about its making. I’m going to try finding out a little more about the process behind the piece, but for now, check out this article on Heavy Backpack for a nice catalog of Koichiro’s recent work.
Big thanks to Eric Edwards for the tip.
Okay, we’ve all seen several videos of robots wandering around urban landscapes, but this Sony spot from Fuel directed by Sydney Film Company‘s Josh Baker actually has a fairly nice concept behind it. Fuel’s Ben Kovar is the artist behind the robot design, blending an AIBO-ish likability with an industrial era melancholy that works really well for the spot’s message.
V&A and Playstation ® teamed up with United Visual Artists and onepointsix to present Volume, an interactive audio/visual installation. The colors are stunning and the interaction with the viewers is fascinating. This really pushes the definition of what exactly motion graphics is and how it can be used…and if you don’t buy that, at least it’s real purdy to look at…
Download the hi-res video here (72.2mb)