EyeballNYC: BioShock

 EyeballNYC recently completed a :60 spot for an upcoming Xbox 360 title that’s been getting a lot of buzz, BioShock. With this project, EyeballNYC shows… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

The Kingdom Main Titles

 The movie’s getting lukewarm reviews, but the opening credits for The Kingdom function as an effective prologue to the film. I hate to beat a… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Play-Doh Passion

 The new Bravia spot for Sony by Passion Pictures is online now and is just wonderful. They used 40 stop-motion animators in New York City… Read more
Bran Dougherty-Johnson • 17 years ago

Motion Theory for NYC Tourism

 This new spot from Motion Theory designed to promote the The Big Apple has been making the rounds, but it’s with a little hesitation that… 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

Takashi Murakami

 If you’re in the LA area any time between now and February 11th, you might want to check out the Takashi Murakami show. Murakami is… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

MassMarket/Psyop for Infiniti

 I think it was back around the summer of 2005 when Psyop first posted a three-spot series for Infiniti in which cars motored through majestically… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Michal Levy: One

 Michal Levy’s latest jazz animation “One” pulls out all the stops to create an enchanting journey through color, form and visual rhythm. The result beautifully… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Matt Lavoy

 While his work focuses more on compositing, particle generation and vfx supervision than most of the folks we talk about here on Motionographer, LA-based Matt… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Blur Does Marvel

 Blur does many things well, but high-end cinematic CG has always been their hallmark. They’ve put those powers to use recently for a series of… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

National Television for Fair & Square

 National Television channeled modernist aesthetics of yesteryear in “Dots” and “Pattern,” two new spots for British lending agency Fair & Square. “Dots” really does it… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Favorite Color Launches

 You may remember not long ago, we posted the personal site of ex-Digital Kitchen designer Lindsay Daniels, who at that time was still getting things… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Quadroplastic

 In today’s world of motion graphics where it’s more about bling than design, it’s nice just to come across something that’s all about the simplicity.… Read more
James Wignall • 17 years ago

Trembled Blossoms

 Starring a denuded Eve-like figure, Trembled Blossoms is another attempt for a high-end fashion company to capture the power of moving pixels. I’m not sure… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Jot

 Originally created in the mid-60s, “Jot” was an animated series presented by none other than the Southern Baptist’s Radio & Television Commission. Production ran until… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Word Up, World

 Word Up, World is an fun, eclectic new film by JJ Walker. It’s a series of six vignettes addressing serious problems in the world, but… Read more
Bran Dougherty-Johnson • 17 years ago

A Doggy Bag from Supinfocom

 [flv:http://motionographermedia.com/supinfocom/doggybag.flv 468 374] Three students from France’s Supinfocom school—Guillaume Cassuto, Thomas Moine and Sylvain Perlot—have produced another fine CG short in their school’s tradition of… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago

Inspire 08: April 18th

 Inspire 08 is coming up on April 18th, and it looks like this year’s going to be even better than last year. Here’s an abbreviated… Read more
Justin Cone • 17 years ago