Combo Post

 Apologies for my near absence from Motionographer over the past week. I’ve been working like mad on a couple projects for school, and I haven’t… Read more
Justin Cone • 18 years ago

Non-Native Species / PikaPika

 Stardust: Non-Native Species Promoting California Cleanup Day, Stardust was recetly called upon to produced a :30 spot entitled “Non-Native Species”. The character CigEgret makes it’s… Read more
Onur Aksoy • 18 years ago

Interview: Lobo Does Dupont

 A series of mood boards (PDF) The whole set of mood boards in one go Animatic, showing influences from Maeda and Vasarely (QT 6) An… Read more
Justin Cone • 18 years ago

this is network

 network is an interesting new idea from seasoned producer Alex Dervin, who started with Imaginary Forces 10 years ago and was an integral part of… Read more
Justin Cone • 18 years ago

Perception: More Than Meets the Eye

 One of Perception’s early concepts Playing with 3D space Another early concept using scale to create visual interest Animation test, experimenting with pacing and camera… Read more
Justin Cone • 18 years ago

Move over Cee-Lo

 I recently saw a new music video on the latest edition of Stash for the hip-hop group Subtle, directed by the uber-talented SSSR of passion… Read more
Tread • 18 years ago

BNS Jeep, Part Two

 Check out the second piece in Brand New School’s campaign for Jeep. A lot of times a project this large is tough to keep consistent… Read more
Justin Cone • 18 years ago

Just a Friendly Reminder

 Just want to remind everybody of a few ground rules that have always been in place at Motionographer. Most of this stuff is on the… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Chris Smith is Dooey Decibel

 Chris Smith is a freelance animator based out of New York. He has a slick array of work which includes the music video “Nothing Like… Read more
Jon Saunders • 17 years ago

VH1 Rock Honors

 New from Ugly Pictures, the creators of Battle of the Album Covers, comes a hard-pumpin set of promo spots for the 2007 VH1 Rock Honors… Read more
Eric Edwards • 17 years ago

Eli Guerron is Osito

 Eli Guerron’s montage is more technical than most of the work we post on Motionographer, but it’s wicked polished and infused with a solid design… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

PES for Pivot

 I can’t seem to get away from stop-motion. The latest from Anonymous Content’s PES for Pivot is full of his characteristic charm—a subtle playfulness that… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Len Lye

 Sorry for the lack of posts from me lately. I’m in the middle of a week-long road trip from Savannah to San Francisco, and it… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Eatdrink: The Cat State

 One thing I learned to appreciate at Offf in Barcelona was the importance of creating simply for the sake of creating. When we let go… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Interview: Troika Design Group

 Talk to enough seasoned west coast mographers and you’re bound to hear Troika come up in conversation more than once. In addition to fostering a… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Mokme

 Mokme is the site of NYC based freelance animating extraordinare Carl Mok. Mok has had lead roles in some fantastic projects that have been produced… Read more
Jon Saunders • 17 years ago

Infinite OZ “Tin Man”

 Fallon, B-Reel and nine artists from around the world collaborated to create a mesmerizing mini-site for Sci-Fi’s new mini-series “Tin Man.” Inspired by the Zoomquilt… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

EyeballNYC: Microsoft Sync

 EyeballNYC recently finished a print and broadcast campaign for Microsoft Sync, a new voice-activated technology available in some new American cars. The series includes three… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Benjamin Goldman: New York Divided

 I’m not sure how old this project is, but a reader recently shared with me a Benjamin Goldman-directed visual essay, “New York Divided; Slavery and… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Psyop: Adidas “Together”

 I know Motionographer seems like a Psyop love-fest sometimes, but when one studio creates so much diverse, beautiful, intelligent work, they’re going to get a… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Book Review: Uncredited

 As soon as I heard about Uncredited, a new book on the history and current state of film title design, I bought it. It came… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago