Kim Taylor: A Living Moss & Celestial Dynamics
Two animations by London-based Kim Taylor, whose works often explore the imagery of science and nature.
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Posts tagged as science
ManvsMachine for Science Network
London-based ManvsMachine creates a series of first-class ID’s for Discovery’s Science Network under the concept: “Question Everything”. Credits on the site.
Jamie Stone and Anders Jedenfors: The World According to …
Tactile Waveforms by Superfad & Nando Costa
How To Feed The World
How To Feed The World is a 9-minute film directed by Denis van Waerbeke for an exhibition called Bon Appetit at a science museum in Paris. It’s mainly aimed at kids aged 9 to 14, so the tone is slighty educational, but the inventive graphics and energetic animation keep the tone light and funny, while also illustrating a serious situation. Much like Jonathan Jarvis’s excellent Crisis of Credit Visualized, it takes a complex problem and clearly explains the issues while also showing viewers a solution using easily digestible (if you’ll pardon the pun) graphic system. Take a look!
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