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Don’t know much about unc other than he/she/them is Russian based. Came across this vid on vimeo … great editing, lighting/shadow, motion and glitch: quite – riveurs enjienrd
Don’t know much about unc other than he/she/them is Russian based. Came across this vid on vimeo … great editing, lighting/shadow, motion and glitch: quite – riveurs enjienrd
Great new spot from The Masters over at Buck with audio design from Toronto based CypherAudio.
Today’s average male teenager is juggling school and sports, playing with every gadget he can get his grubby hands on, socializing across multiple cyber platforms, consuming media and targeted marketing at every turn. All the while, his body transforms, hormones rage, pubes sprout, and puss-filled blemishes explode on every inch of his skin until he finally pulls himself out of the teenage wasteland only to have to get a job and spend the rest of his days staring at a screen in a cubicle. In collaboration with MTV International, we crafted this action-packed look into the plight of the modern teen.
New MTV Ident “Group Hug” by Sehsucht Berlin, directed by Mate Steinforth. This animation spot follows Sehsucht’s first station ident for MTV International in July 2011, “Close & Caring“.
Poland/Warsaw based KIJEK/ADAMSKI is a creative duo working on a diverse field of video making, graphic design and so called art … great works to see.
The NY Times approached LEGWORK to create an animation to accompany their story about last years debt deal negotiations between President Obama and Speaker of the House John Boehner. Partnering with the writers at the NY Times, the animation retraces the details of how the deal came to be and how it ultimately unraveled.
From Berlin based 3D animation & design studio dyrdee; a non-profit project; Thing Called Love — telling the story of birds and bees in a totally different way.
Love this short from Italian Designer/Director Daniel Schwarz: Piece of Paper was realized with a setup of triangle-cut paper sculptures, various pop-up sculptures and 40 kg of soil in the photo studio of Fabrica. The only light comes from two video projectors reacting to Amon Tobin‘s track ‘Piece of Paper’ in realtime through a software programmed in vvvv. The visuals – partly mapped to the sculptures, partly non-mapped – are generative and based on algorithms, some nature footage shot in Italy and Croatia and, of course, the audio.
Brooklyn based Daniel Savage launched a great new design & animation direction reel consisting of everything from installation art direction to indie movie titles to Kanye’s Glow in the Dark Tour.
Masaki Yokobe, aka YokoBoxxx, is a Japanese Director/Art Director/Artists with a great portfolio of inspiration.
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Capacity have added amazing new projects to their website, including work for NFL, National Geographic and AMC. Enjoy…
Shane Griffin aka MoGrif, formerly of UK’s finest ManvsMachine, has taken on the role ‘Head of Design’ at Dublin Creative Studio Piranha Bar where the design team are ready and waiting to get their sharp little teeth into some International Broadcast and Commercial Projects. Enjoy…
Buck launch a beautiful new site with fresh work and a 2012 reel…particularly mind-blowing is this short for Goodbooks stellar work, once again.
Plenty update their site and drop a new reel of awesomeness.
Directed by N.Y based Production Studio Ghost Robot‘s Joey Garfield for The Cool Kids‘ Rush Hour Traffic music video. Art Direction and 2D animation by Elliot Lim, 2D animation also by Jason Esser with 3D animation by Aaron Kemnitzer.
New generative animation interpreting human movement of Olympic athletes exploring relationships between body and its trajectories defined through time and space.
From London based Quayola who teamed up with visual artist, musician and engineer Memo Atken, through Nexus Interactive Arts, creating ‘Forms’, a multiscreen digital artwork commissioned by the National Media Museum for the exhibition In the Blink of an Eye: Media and Movement, which is part of the Cultural Olympiad programme. This generative animation and interactive installation will display at the Museum from 9 March – 2 September. [Note: Entry to the National Media Museum in London is free]
Watch Interview –> http://vimeo.com/37956087
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