Interview: Superfad Uncensored
[…] initial client brief? Did Durex say “Hey, Superfad, we’ve got condoms, make them hump,” and then let you run with the creative reigns? Or,…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
David O’Reilly: Please Say Something
[…] of art, and we’re glad to hoist it up and interview the man himself. Unlike Octocat (O’Reilly’s output under a teenage pseudonym), Please Say Something…
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Lauren Indovina • 16 years ago
Microsoft Sustainability
[…] still a lot of trickery and cheating that was required to make their actions match up with what was supposed to happening in the…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
From the Hoop: Supinfocom Delivers Again
[…] resonates is their consistent attention to detail through all aspects of production. There is an obvious thought and care given to every layer of…
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Matt Lambert • 16 years ago
Dvein: F5 Titles
[…] turbines, microscopes, lights, smoke, lamb rib cage, French bulldog… The speakers didn’t know what their answers would be used for, but they were the…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Optix Digital for Bontrust and Inlingua
[…] packed into the tiny space of the spot. The circling cameras and love-bird music set the perfect stage for what lay ahead at the…
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Staff • 16 years ago
David Ochs: “Who’s Hungry?”
[…] the CalArts Character Animation Producer’s Show 2009, and with good reason. While the sketchy animation style is well executed for a freshman student flying…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
Supinfocom: Cafe Serre
[…] Drink in the architectural details of the interior and the soft interplay of light on its various surfaces. Lovely. The camera work, while mostly…
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Justin Cone • 16 years ago
McBess Wood [NSFW]
[…] is about the best company to be in. The whole piece is visually beautiful in its reduced colour palette and soft shadows, and at…
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Mate Steinforth • 15 years ago
These Days and Finger Industries are ‘Friends of Glass’
[…] as spokes bottle, cheer bottle and vocalist (Sorry, couldn’t squeeze ‘bottle’ in there) for his own tune which spins the yarn of his own…
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Simon Robson • 15 years ago
Imaginary Forces Creates Machine Vision for Terminator Salvation
[…] graphical systems in order to make sense. Designers must be careful to balance complexity and readability, making sure that the relevant information is obvious…
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Justin Cone • 15 years ago
Supinfocom :: La Peste
[…] a town filled with dead corpses. The haunting look and feel of this piece sets a perfect mood for this disturbing allegory of demise…
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Staff • 15 years ago
Zwei Sterben by Marc Ruhl
[…] action characters in the first scene, and so on. The acting was pretty decent too, but the best part is the TWIST at the…
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Lilian Darmono • 15 years ago
Mainframe: Ministry of Sound/MSHK “Tomas” (NSFW)
[…] for this to work it would have to be shocking. I think it’s great that anyone who sees the animations and then reads TOMAS…
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Justin Cone • 15 years ago
Supinfocom: Great Glutton Island
[…] twist on a fisherman’s routine. In all the Supinfocom work we’ve seen, I’m impressed not only by the technical ability from these young filmmakers,…
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Staff • 15 years ago
Justin Weber/MAKE: “Juiced and Jazzed”
[…] Boop, as well as having the polish and excitement of 1940s cartoons, à la Bob Clampett and Tex Avery. I wanted fun, lively music…
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Staff • 15 years ago
Mass Animation: A Guest Rebuttal
[…] my points against Mass Animation, not everyone felt that spec-work competitions like Mass Animation are a bad thing. To help flesh out the other…
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Justin Cone • 15 years ago
Invisible Wars: Redefining Aid by James Bartley and Jake Graydon
[…] Design program, James Bartley and Jake Graydon have unveiled their final project in Invisible Wars: Redefining Aid. While the final website for the piece…
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Brandon Lori • 15 years ago
When Graphic Plays Beyond Narrative
[…] everything being made up of typographic fonts. They continued with Remind Me for Royksopp, subverting the graphic language of user manuals and info graphics…
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Mark Webster • 15 years ago
Going Deeper: Modest Mouse “Whale Song”
[…] got to listen to the EP right after it had been mastered and “Whale Song” immediately stood out to me. The description of the…
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Justin Cone • 15 years ago
Gravity: Pelephone “Music”
[…] viewers’ imaginations as they are by the characters. In the process, Gravity has created a fully realized “brand world” for Pelephone that’s equal parts…
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Justin Cone • 15 years ago
Board Summit: Day 2 Round-Up
[…] he spoke about a company before the individual and building a strong culture. He went on to say, regardless of platform changes, new media,…
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Matt Lambert • 15 years ago
Offline by Matthew Santoro
[…] me move forward. Everything is still up in the air as of right now. How did your process begin? Did you have a world…
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Jon Saunders • 15 years ago
We Were Monkey’s Land of Talk
[…] Davide Di Saro), construct a dreamlike landscape inhabited by Amazonian Queen, Antiope, for Land of Talk’s “It’s Okay.” Abstract, yet immersive; this piece evokes.…
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Matt Lambert • 15 years ago