Some great work from Spanish AD/Illustrator Martin Sati.
Some great work from Spanish AD/Illustrator Martin Sati.
The esoteric music video for Strange Enough, directed by Lorna T and Studio Giblets, produced by Terence Teh, and featuring the most excellent original artwork of the brilliant Brazilian Stephan Doitschinoff AKA Calma.
Joe Bichard and Jack Cunningham are two very talented animator/illustrators based in London. MARS is their latest collaboration. Check out their reels as well:
Lucas Camargo is a Brazilian Illustrator/Art Director who recently updated his site with new works: www.untitledarmy.com
Sindre Moen is a 19 year old Norwegian illustrator/designer with plenty of great work to see on his updated site: www.sindremoen.com
Minneapolis based MAKE have updated with a new site, a great new reel and this Show Opener for the Palm Springs International ShortFest which will run Tuesday June 22nd through Monday June 28th …”We approached this year’s opener with a very gritty 2D film Noir style. The piece is mainly done in traditional hand drawn animation with some 3D elements and after effects compositing.”
Marcelo Daldoce is a talented São Paulo based illustrator/painter with a strong preference for XL canvases and naked women. His talent and skills are quite unique … and he sometimes paints with wine.
Beautiful work from German illustrator Fine KOHL: finekohl.de
Formed in 1993, Groovisions is a Tokyo based graphic studio active in a variety of media including art, publishing, merchandise, interiors, fashion and web. Their projects include producing CD packages, music videos, visual identities, signage, art direction and editorial design for magazines.
Great animated spot from Tennant McKay for Shaw Highspeed, via BBDO Toronto; “Shaw wanted a humourous, entertaining and charming spot that was in a different realm to the previous typographic-focused pieces”. You can check out an in-depth character development/exploration and strategy and concept break-down on the Tennant site.
London based freelance designer/director Andy Martin recently completed this short: Dry Fish; Sometime you find yourself in a place that you just can’t explain and quite often it can be a little bit worrying. This animated short tells of one such occasion as our hero tries to express his feelings in the only way he can…via the medium of song.
Derek Stenning is a Vancouver based artist/illustrator with an astronautical festish. Beautiful works to see on his blog Born In Concrete. Refreshing to see such detailed explanation and context given to each piece.
We posted the first Episode last week and just received word that the second Episode is now online. Its as great as the first and Episode three will be out next month. Congrats to NOMINT.
NOMINT is an Athens based award-winning motion design production company that directs, designs and produces for motion, and their talents are abundant to say the least. The Greek Crisis Explained is their latest project; observations and a humorous take on local developments, with episode 2 on its way. I love the illustration and animation.
Make sure to also check out their: E4 Merry Critters with hot wax on their nipples : REPLACE and East of the Rocky Mountains … fantastic works.

The True Norwegian Black Denim label Anti Sweden is launching a limited edition jeans collab with Australian & New York based artist Jeremyville. Anti Sweden’s evil and darkness have merged with the distinct ‘Acid Pop’ line work of Jeremyville, who has interpreted the grim and provocative motives of Norwegian death metal, and created a surreal and menacing landscape of carnage and destruction. Alongside the limited edition jeans comes a collectors’ edition screenprint, each signed by Jeremyville. The screenprints are divided into a run of 200 fluorescent yellow and 200 fluorescent pink.
Tyler Stout is a Washington based artist/designer with a jaw dropping portfolio of illustration, posters and toys to see.
The latest publication of work from London based designer Radim Malinic, aka Brand Nu; An eclectic collection of commercial and experimental work created over the last 18 months, Book#THREE is a visual tour of Brand Nu’s creative re-touching, vector illustration and art direction. There is also a making-of to check out.
Prologue continues to impress, leading the way via fantastic illustration and animation, this time in the form of end titles, main titles, studio logos, character id’s for The Losers. Make sure to also check out the process images. Gorgeous work.
Brandt Peters is a self taught artist currently living in Tampa, FL. “The Subject of my paintings is a world of side-show icons, deviant Animalia, and ‘masked’ glorified cartoon alter egos. I utilize these icons and character cultures as antithetical counterparts to what we are lead to believe as being innocent and socially acceptable. Although misfits on the surface, a sense of relation is understood, secret from the public – we are all misfits; hiding behind animated personas, odd and beautifully unusual. Who is it that we relate to? The lonely little boy hiding in a bear suite, the evil lustful pool-hall wolf, the sexualized little girl who secretly wants more. The environment and its limited population are meant to conjure these questions, the viewers are confronted with finding their own answers.”
The third installment in Bryce Wymer’s sketchbook time lapse project Flat Earth is entitled David sold the giant’s body to six eager scientists for a healthy bounty. Soundtrack by The Butthole Surfers.
Christian Montenegro is an Argentinean illustrator who’s work spans billboards, editorial, book covers and a quite impressive body of personal and collaborative projects.
Some amazing paper and scissors work by Lola Dupré. Looks crafty and effortless at the same time. (via cpluv)
Grupo W’s latest interactive project is The Digital Invaders, for the inauguration of their very own digital media school ; ) Love the illustrations and animation, great job guys!