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Archive for November, 2010

See No Evil Christmas Special


See No Evil Christmas Special, 7pm Tues 7th December, The City Arts & Music Project (Old Street). An evening with I Love Dust and Pic Pic & Andre PLUS music from Matt Lord (Bugs in the Attic). Put it in your diary!

Thursday, November 25th, 2010 | Comments Off

Autodesk Assistance Program

If you are a student or an out-of-work professional and want to keep yourself current with the latest Autodesk products, please check out the Autodesk Assistance Program. Software licenses, free training, and more! This program is extended through January 31st 2011. (Thanks Cory Mogk!)

Wednesday, November 24th, 2010 | Comments Off

D&AD Juries Announced


D&AD Juries Announced. Also, don’t forget that the 10% early discount for entries end on Nov 29!

Wednesday, November 24th, 2010 | Comments Off

Kim Dulaney


Kim Dulaney is back with her first update in over three years, and it is quite a massive update at that, with almost 50 new projects on display. She is one of the most talented artists in our industry and her work has only grown more sophisticated over the years.

Much of the work shown was completed during her stay at Psyop, where she was a fulltime designer. Kim is currently lending her talents to all who need it as a freelancer working out of New York.

Also, as if her design work wasn’t daunting enough, Kim has also begun her own line of beautiful jewelery and fashion wear under the name Fortune, which she currently sells on Etsy.

Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010 | 25 Comments »

Nathan Love: NBC Peacock Thanksgiving


Happy Thanksgiving from Nathan Love and NBC! In collaboration with NBC Artworks, the studio, once again, resurrects their feathered friend, but this time, for a fun, holiday greeting. I was able to catch up with Creative Director and founder of Nathan Love, Joe Burrascano, where he elaborates:

“We found ourselves with a week of downtime and decided to have some more fun with the NBC Peacock. He’s quick to render, and with Thanksgiving coming up, we couldn’t resist. After giving the team a few hours to brainstorm on their own, Ryan, Anca and I sat down and conceived the story in about 10 minutes. The rest was 5 focused days of hard work and lots of laughs. In the end, it was all worth it – especially when working with the musical genius that is Drew Skinner. I always love seeing how his sound design pulls it together in the end. This time our feathered friend is wishing the world a very Happy Turkey Day, and we hope there’s many more to come.”

Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010 | 4 Comments »