The Experiment
beautiful short animation created for the adobe ‘see what’s possible‘ contest produced by ‘The Action Cats’. The animation consist of live action elements mixed with stop motion and stills shot on a light table. via CGtalk
beautiful short animation created for the adobe ‘see what’s possible‘ contest produced by ‘The Action Cats’. The animation consist of live action elements mixed with stop motion and stills shot on a light table. via CGtalk
Brand New School continues to impress … check out three of their latest spots :
Cellular South : “What if everything you did on your cellphone suddenly took over your apartment?”
Ritz : “…blink-of-an-eye vignettes of fantastical Ritz-induced fun.”
American Express : “This first spot showcasing Pinkberry is just one of a two part campaign. Stay tuned for our second spot starring Music Direct.”
(thnx Rob!)
Great spot for UK gov’s free adult Math & English courses.
The Age of Persuasion
Hosted by Terry O’Reilly.
Promo for Stefan Sagmeister‘s new book : Things I have learned in my life so far. ” The book is comprised of 15 unbound signatures. Music courtesy of Eric Nyffeler and Esau” (via Cpluv).
Viral campaign for Mike Myer’s latest movie The Love Guru; Guru Pitka’s four laws of happiness, as outlined in his book “If you’re happy and you know it, think again.” Hilarious.
Lots of new characters and illustrations up by super talented, T.O based artist and illustrator Stephen Crowhurst: hellohello.name, who will be speaking at FITC Toronto next month.
Check out some of the amazing work by Toronto based Cypher Audio lately: Panda Panther’s MTV Tres, Cartoon Network re-design with Shilo, Opening for the World Cyber Games on Spike with Syndrome Studio, Fuel ID‘s with Buck … thats just a small taste … John Black is the man!
New site and work by music video, commerical director Adam Levite: associatesinscience.com.
Jeremy Prasatik (aka jp33) has some awesome design work on his site.
Imaginary Forces; new site and reel for ’08. Their Experience Design section has great examples of broadcast signage and architecture, especially inspired by their 745 7th Avenue project, creating a “living, branded surface that spans a full New York City block in Times Square.” Is it only a matter of time before this living media enters residential space?
