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July 29, 2011 Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared by This Is It. Never be creative again!!!! Comments July 28, 2011 Estudio Ronda, from Argentina, brings back some love for 2D with their piece, taste it. Comments July 27, 2011 Love that wave rendering…The Mill does their take on skate video meets stylized design, for Pantech. Comments July 26, 2011 Designer and director James Levy updates his online portfolio. Comments July 22, 2011 Thanks to Jon Berkowitz for tipping us off to this very ridiculous and very NSFW piece for HIV awareness. Comments July 21, 2011 Beautiful 2011 graduation project on title sequence history by Synple (aka Jurjen Versteeg). More on the concept & process at Watch the Titles. Comments July 20, 2011 More Kinect/FaceTracker code experiments in the Chase No Face music video for Bell. Visuals by Zach Lieberman, Francisco Zamorano, Andy Wallace and Michelle Calabro. Comments Nice informational piece about sht! (NSFW) For the Gates Foundation by Loaded Pictures. Comments July 19, 2011 Cake is now open! Comments Creative Applications reviews Björk and Scott Snibbe’s experimental music album meets iPad app, Biophilia. Comments Daniel Savage creates Gif Shop, a nifty animated-gif creator for your iPhone. Have at it. Comments C++ openFrameworks magic from the Found Collective in collaboration with MSA Visuals. Comments July 18, 2011 Mr. Hyde’s Philippe Grammaticopoulos directs a quirky PSA, Inpes Ondes Mobiles. Brilliant sound design by Dîner au Motel. Comments July 17, 2011 2011 Emmy Nominations for Outstanding Main Title Design on ArtOfTheTitle.com. Full credits page here (work in progress). Comments July 15, 2011 Sehsucht: MTV Close and Caring. Comments A new date for your diary: Tuesday, August 2! See No Evil presents an evening with Treat Studios of Blinkink fame. Music from Hear No Evil and prizes to be won! Comments July 14, 2011 Blacklist’s Cisma creates live-action infographics in Recess. Comments Allegro Non Troppo* by Bruno Bozzetto (1976). “A cross between Fantasia and Yellow Submarine with a touch of Fellini.” Via La Boca. Updated: HQ youTube version Comments Brand New School and famed graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister team up for EDP. Comments Harvard Natural Sciences: Pendulum Waves. Read more here. Comments Tuesday McGowan updates with new work. Comments New MK12 summer reel. Comments July 13, 2011 Fantastic b&w cell animation for Umbro — Blackout. By Buck. Comments Andreas Pohl launches a new site with some awesome projects. Comments July 12, 2011 Nerd alert! Anyone making the trek to Vancouver this year? Preview the tools that will make it down the software pipeline years from now at Siggraph 2011. Comments

Archive for June, 2010

Mark Zibert & Gary Thomas (Crush) for Sapporo

By Matt Lambert

Co-directed by Mark Zibert (Sons and Daughters) and Gary Thomas (Crush), “Legendary Biru” is beautifully detailed two-minute film. Shot on location over a month in Guangzhou, China, it is a linear journey though Japan’s rich cultural heritage that reveals the brewing process behind Sapporo beer.

This film follows the success of Crush’s collaboration with Marco Brambilla on his Civilization piece for the Standard Hotel in NYC.

Credits:

Friday, June 4th, 2010 | 2 Comments »

DMALA Meet-up: June 15 7PM

By Justin Cone

DMALA Meet-up: Tuesday June 15, 7PM

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 | 1 Comment »

Euguenio Recuenco & Premiere heure for Chivas

By Matt Lambert

Euguenio Recuenco & Squaw/Premiere heure for Chivas

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 | Comments Off

Television Is A Drug by Beth Fulton

By Bran Dougherty-Johnson

Television Is A Drug by Beth Fulton

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 | Comments Off

Multi-talented Kenji Yamashita launches a new site.

By Greg Herman

Multi-talented Kenji Yamashita launches his site and showcases his skills as a designer, compositor, and 2d / 3d animator.

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 | 7 Comments »

The Hardest Jigsaw by Eric Anderson

By Bran Dougherty-Johnson

The Hardest Jigsaw by Eric Anderson

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 | 1 Comment »

PepperMellon for The Guardian and The Observer “World Cup”

By Brandon Lori

As an appetizer to the hotly anticipated World Cup, Argentinean studio, PepperMellon, has jockeyed their way to front-lines and served up a playful treat to whet the appetites of commercial-goers and sport fans alike. With help from Wieden + Kennedy (London) and Stink, the studio has looked to character based animation in a cheerful and carefree advert made to raise awareness for The Guardian and Observer’s involvement in the upcoming sporting event.

Through a kaleidoscope of shots, the spot shows how —no matter where you are— the world can freely enjoy the footballing action of the event. With every changing scene, characters are depicted to be gleefully reacting to a World Cup moment that ripples across all cross-media platforms. The spot has a cute look. Like so many of the PepperMellon’s work, it finds a color palette that’s bright and welcoming, but not too pushy. In testimony to the music, the distinctively British tune is a perky, footballing hym that sings the praises of the event and mirrors the fun-for-sun’s-sake mood of the piece, which will leave you humming the foot-tapping ditty non-stop.

For a behind-the-curtain look at how the spot came together, see here.

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 | 8 Comments »




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