Posts in the "Film" Category

Inspiring motion graphic montage by New Zealand Designer + Animator Lucas Redfern Brooking.

Artist Hiroshi Sato teamed up with video talent Daihei Shibata to create this freaky yet interesting music video for Yaporigami.

Two things about this video:  1)Amazing Cinema 4D creation.  2)I am definitely going to have nightmares tonight.

I just got waaaaaay too excited about this when I read about it on Creative Review’s blog (which, by the way, if that shit is not in your google reader, you are missing out).

The Ri Channel is a new online project by the Royal Institution showcasing the very best science videos from the Ri and around the web with an aim to “connect people to the world of science.” Well, if it looks this good and Carl Sagan is on the front page, I’m sold. And definitely connected.

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Photographer Matthew Williams + Animator QIL have created some amazing animated GIFs of Jack Donoghue based on photos taken for an upcoming issue of L’Officiel Hommes. I just can’t stop staring at that undulating cube and the clarity of the GIF. My mind is blown.

More crazy cool GIFs on QIL’s website

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This is what it would look like if we made hot music videos for designers and artists rather than musicians:

SUPAKITCH & KORALIE – VÄRLDSKULTUR MUSEET GÖTEBORG from elr°y on Vimeo.

One hour of video is uploaded to Youtube every second.  That’s kinda hard to comprehend, so some smartypants over there put together a slick website to illustrate just how big that number really is.  And the whole site is done with CSS and HTML animations and svg elements – no Flash!  If anyone can track down who the illustrators are, I’d love to know.  Really well done.

http://www.onehourpersecond.com/

There’s a lot of artists out there dedicated to making something cool everyday. Charles Bergquist is another one of them. Go enjoy Charles’ photos & videos, everyday. Also, check out his surf & skate studies he did with an Olympus I3. Slow motion Friday.

Dimitris Ladopoulos is a director from Athens Greece who is working on a short film series showcasing art & science professionals working with their hands. I always love seeing people working with their hands to make amazing things and look forward to seeing more from this series. The tracking effect is very slick and definitely makes my inner motion graphics nerd very happy.

Dan Madsen (aka Dusty Signs) teamed up with filmmaker Hunter Johnson to create this awe inspiring promo video of Dan hand-lettering a sign.

Waaaaiiiiit. These aren’t uninspired ripoffs created in corel draw and printed on your mom’s hp deskjet 48000?

Nope! Eye Sea Posters sources original vintage movie posters made by the original designers that originally designed them. And they’re not that pricey! Very original.