04.27.12
Comments Off on Steve Wilson: UpdatesIllustration
The talented UK based illustrator Steve Wilson just keeps rocking it and has recently posted some inspiring new work to his site.
Comments Off on Jonathan bergeronIllustration
I ran across the ink drawings of shit hot talented Jonathan bergeron a week or so back while surfing around FFFFound and low and behold in between hot hipster chicks with big boobs and tattoos was some sincerely awesome pen and ink drawings. You can see lots more at his Behance-folio. Guy’s got skills. Like ‘hand’ skills.
Comments Off on Julien LangendorffArt
Julien Langendorff is doing the hip, weird, retro, 70s psychedelic collage thing right just when you thought it couldn’t be done right anymore. Well Langendorff will prove you wrong.
Comments Off on Intel Fashion Show: IntroMotion Graphics
Animation, Render, Compose: Danil Krivoruchko, Rostislav Magay
Sound: Konstantin Chubakov (chubakoff.ru)
Director: Danil Krivoruchko
Made by MYSHLI for Sensetive Brands
Full project and hi-res pictures available here:
myshli.com/2011/07/04/intel-fashion/
This is some amazing work right here from Danil Krivoruchko.
Comments Off on Jonathan Zawada: FlickrfolioIllustration
I stumbled upon one of my favorite illustrator’s Flickrfolio today and that illustrator is none other than Jonathan Zawada. Of particular interest was this clever ‘bust’ portrait of Michael Jackson for an unpublished magazine article.
Comments Off on Neue Haas GroteskTypography
The Fonbureau has put up a nice little micro-site (ugh that term still makes me cringe from my time spent in advertising) for their latest font Neue Haas Grotesk. It’s a genuinely well made typeface that will definitely prove useful. I am picking up a copy myself.
Comments Off on SehsuchtAnimation
There is some hauteness happening in the portfolio of German motion/animation studio Sehsucht. I think I posted some of their work a while back but their has been some updates including the above Pictoplasma Festival 2012 opener, which is amazing by the way.
Comments Off on Jagermeister: RebirthMotion Graphics
“Jägermeister wanted to create a stylised video piece to promote their drinks brand across a range of clubs in Germany. Displayed on large flat screen monitors and digital media throughout various participating venues, the content needed to speak about the brand in a refreshing, energetic way.
Creating something interesting, and quite abstract, whilst simultaneously telling a story was of importance during this project. The finished piece was designed to loop indefinitely, yet it can still be interpreted as a journey through the dimensions of evolution, moments in time and kinetic energy.
Thanks to Angelo Wellens, who spent many late nights helping with the animation. And Henrique Matias for the soundtrack. Created at Hi-ReS!”
Comments Off on AU: OJAnimation
AU “OJ”
From the album “Both Lights”
Out now on Hometapes and The Leaf Label
home-tapes.com
theleaflabel.com
Directed by Takafumi Tsuhiya / TAKCOM
Comments Off on The akirA ProjectArt
The akirA Project is the work of none other than Akira Beard. Not sure who that is or if that is a real name but whoever is responsible for the work in this Flickrfolio is one talented and imaginative human being. It might look messy but it takes a truly gifted hand to master a medium well enough to compose such imagery.
Comments Off on God of War: AscensionMotion Graphics
Imaginary Forces is once again cranking some jaw-dropping work for the God of War series of video games. I was incredibly inspired by their previous work for the game and this little preview ups the ante and does not disappoint.
Comments Off on Aaron James DraplinGraphic Design
Creative Mornings Portland is a very well executed ongoing video series featuring some excellent interviews and insight into some rare creative talents. This episode features none other than the working class hero designer Aaron Draplin. Enjoy.
04.19.12
Comments Off on Diego PatinoIllustration
There is a wicked cool body of amazingly diversified but consistently good illustration work happening throughout the portfolio of Diego Patino.
Comments Off on Fragments of IcelandDirection
A short film by Lea Amiel and Nicolas Libersalle
Music Credits : To build a Home by The Cinematic Orchestra
Comments Off on Where Things Come FromeMotion Graphics
Believe it or not this is a student project completed for a fictional educational show by Hardy Seiler. Credits: hardyseiler.de
Graphic and realization Hardy Seiler
Text: Hardy Seiler and Daniel Nauck
Motion-Design: Jascha Müller and Jonathan Winkler
Sound: Torsten Strer
Speaker: Peter Bennett
Kindly supported by: Stefan Heijnk
Comments Off on Martin StavarsPhotography
Cities stand silently serene forever immortalized in stunning black and white as captured by the remarkable eye of Polish photographer Martin Stavars. Breathtaking images.
Comments Off on Dustin HolmesIllustration
Can something be gritty and grungey yet lyrical and approachable all at once? Well illustrator Dustin Holmes seems to be pulling it off.
Comments Off on We are Seventeen: 2012 ReelMotion Graphics
This is apparently a compilation of works from not just this year but the past two years from the remarkably talented motion studio We Are Seventeen.
