TDC Title Design is still open for entries!

Erica Gorochow explores The Fundamental Elements of Design. (Thanks, Bran!)

Goose by Dor Shamir, Shai Halfon and Oryan Medina.

Killer tricks in these titles for the Lockwood Skateboard Team, by Cyril Izarn.

POKE & illustrator/animator Tim Ruffle present Firefox add-ons.

Characters for the Sid Lee Collective interactive project “Globologos,” by Martin Allais and Stephane Poirier.

BLR’s trailer for Keloid looks promising. And a bit terrifying.

Check out this flexible AMOLED tablet concept from Samsung (Via mashable.com.)

Tokyoplastic re-imagines a classic fairytale setup for the Whistler Film Festival and agency Dare.

You can’t really go wrong when you have the artwork of Chris Silas Neal, the awesome Gareth O’Brien animating and the sound of Antfood, and this piece lives to prove that: Kate Spade “Navy”, part of the “Year of Color” collaborations.

Wanda has launched its new website.

New studio Tendril shares their Fischinger-inspired logo exploration with us. Sound by John Black of CypherAudio.

A very gorgeous PSA by Elastic.

A killer tribute to the film Drive, from Paris-based duo Tom Haugomat & Bruno Mangyoko.

Latest from Psyop: FedEx — Enchanted Forest.

Anton Nenashev Showreel 2012.

Next week, Tuesday December 6! This could be your last chance to see the legendary Airside and Mr Bingo. Free entry, prizes and music provided by Hear No Evil PLUS Fred Deakin DJ set!

AENY’s last meeting of the year will be on December 1 at 6:45 @ PS 41. Special guests: Jeremy Cox of Imaginary Forces and Ryan Koo from No Film School. Full details here.

La Verdad, directed by Juan Delcan and commissioned by Chilevision, is a few months old but well worth going back to. It is a soulful exploration of the many truths embedded in the human psyche. (A subtitled version can be seen on the Nola Pictures vimeo page.)

Celebrate three years of NYC Mograph Meetups on Nov. 30 at 8 pm @ Mary O’s.

National Television imagines a greater Rube construct for Syfy

Simon Clowes + Prologue created this beautiful, Maurice Binder inspired, title sequence for X-Men: First Class. (more insight here via Forget the Film, Watch the Titles)

Address Is Approximate … by Tom Jenkins (The Theory).

Found this rather inspiring. By South Korean entity Studio Shelter

Monarchy of Roses, an amazing collaboration between the Red Hot Chili Peppers, illustrator Raymond Pettibon and director Marc Klasfeld.