Greg Durrell
After a long hiatus Greg Durrell is back with a massive update and new work to show, primarily focussing on his design contributions as part of the design team on the 2010 Winter Olympics in Canada. A must see!
After a long hiatus Greg Durrell is back with a massive update and new work to show, primarily focussing on his design contributions as part of the design team on the 2010 Winter Olympics in Canada. A must see!
Young Replicant, an L.A based collective, directed, edited and VFX’d this music video for Bath’s track Lovely Bloodflow.
Pierre Magnol, aka GKaster, recently launched this beautiful spot for Citizen via Chez Eddy and Ogilvy Japan. I love Pierre’s work, this spot included.
There must be something in the water in Kansas City, because Propaganda3 just launched one of the most insane (and insanely good) sites I’ve seen in quite some time.
Ever look at alcohol under a microscope magnified 1000x? Me neither. But Bevshots and some chemistry folks at Florida State University did, the the visuals are pretty rad.
(That’s vodka pictured above)
One of my all-time favorite designers – Eduardo Recife updates with tons of new beautiful, disturbing (in a good way) work.
Kultnation teamed up with Echolab, producing this beautiful spot promoting IDN’s 100th issue. The 100th Issue Project is a celebration of design & animation as an art form. Directed by Kultnation with fantastic audio from Echolab.
IDN commissioned a total of 33 short films … watch spots from Dvein, Cubanhaze, Jodi Terwilliger & Jose Fuentes, This is for Reels and many more. Tons of great work to see, you can watch all of the spots here.
More amazing work born from Buck, in collaboration with Cypheraudio and Saiman Chow, all for this Nike 30 sec TV spot and a plethora of other animated goodness that coated multiple screens in Times Square for the World Basketball Festival in NYC. Fantastic illustration from Saiman Chow, with killer audio from the always impressive John Black, directed by the most respectable BUCK.
Goodby Silverstein & Partners collaborated with Adobe in creating the Adobe Virtual Museum which launched this month after being unveiled at the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival last June.
Unlike any space created before it, the AVM is entirely digital. The virtual building was designed by Italian architect Filippo Innocenti. Traverse the virtual building and discover showcases in photography, product development and broadcast communications. “our mission is to showcase and preserve groundbreaking digital work and expert commentary to illustrate how digital media shapes and impacts today’s society. Here, artists and innovators have the unique freedom to create work that wouldn’t be possible in a traditional museum.”
“… In the coming months, exhibits will feature video artist Tony Oursler, RISD President John Maeda and Japanese artist Mariko Mori.”
I normally do not post photography portfolios, but Sean Getti’s site is the exception. Toronto based photographer has been doing his thing in the scene for quite some time now. Respect!
Designer + Animator Chris Phillips updates
Gnat notes in lyrical amber.
Dutch studio Addikt recently produced this visual identity for DesignYatra 2010, a worldwide design festival being held this September 3rd and 4th. Some of the speakers include Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Mother New York, Turner Duckworth and Wieden & Kennedy.
Addikt developed the theme, designed the identity, produced animations for the opening titles and speaker announcements, made the interactive billboards, poster and flyers.
Some fantastic illustration to be seen at www.zeloot.nl, site for the psychedelic vector lover by Dutch illustrator Eline van Dam.
Austria based illustrator/animator Markus Wagner launched a new reel showcasing some great cell animation work done under the VJ-collective LWZ.