The Magnificent Itch: Tuggerah Lakes Estuary

PUBLISHED by Justin Cone

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Lovely stylized CG inspired by the illustrations of Charley Harper in this PSA for Tuggerah Lakes Estuary from The Magnificent Itch.

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Justin Cone

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Together with Carlos El Asmar, Justin co-founded Motionographer, F5 and The Motion Awards. He currently lives in Austin, Texas with is wife, son and fluffball of a dog. Before taking on Motionographer full-time, Justin worked in various capacities at Psyop, NBC-Universal, Apple, Adobe and SCAD.
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8 Comments

joe

what a ugly crap.

Ryan Matias

Charley Harper must be turning over in his grave.

mario

indeed very awfully done. animation and look feels amateurish / childish and has no resemble to Charley Harper`s works.

Steve O

It appears some people mistake ‘inspired’ for ‘exactly the same as’. They also must have insider knowledge of timelines, budgets, client input, etc.

Nice work, I like the subtle painted look.

mario

but I see absolutely no resemblance at all. you could as well state that it was inspired by edward hopper, paul gustave doré or bob ross. and deadlines are a very sad excuse for this low level style…

Steve O

Your eyes Mario…

Deadlines, in the real world, have an effect. If you want to do twice as many hours as you’re paid for in the name of ‘art’, carry on.

Vladimir Tomin

Man don’t get me wrong but this is not the right attitude for a guy who was featured on Motionographer. All people here are dealing with crazy deadlines, and I’m sure most of people here are working way more hours they were originally paid for (I know I do). Not to mention tons of personal projects. It just … those two statements (“I don’t have enough time” and “if I had more money I could do better job”) are classic signs of amateur loser. I refuse to believe you’re loser, so stop acting like one. If you think Joe, Ryan and Mario are wrong, it is their right to be wrong, no need to get offensive and search for excuses. Justin Cone thinks you’re good enough. This means something.

Steve O

Vladimir, this is not my video, I was merely commenting on a friend’s work. I understand the industry, thanks. Not being an amateur or a loser, I get paid for my own work.

I should know better than to comment on the internet.

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