Illustrator Mitch Blunt
Mitch Blunt is a freelance illustrator based in Hastings, England. He graduated from Kingston University in 2009 with a degree in illustration and animation. Here we showcase some of his works sourced from his website. Mick’s work is primarily influenced by comic books, printmaking, 80’s
From Shinosaka to Tokyo by Daihei Shibata
Daniel Shibata is a Japanese Visual Designer that works for the design group WOW in Japan. This video called “Shinakansen ver.2” (From Shinosaka to Tokyo), it was shot with an Olympus PEN(EP-1) with an M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 17mm Lens. It shows his journey in an interesting way, creating specta
Man vs Magnet 2010 Artistic Reel
Animator and illustrator Matt Smithson, or Man vs Magnet as he affectionally likes to be called brings us a collection of latest work he has been putting together so far in twenty ten. This artistic reel contains the many workings of Matt, with the majority for both curious pictures who represent hi
Mousse Publication
I just found this cool publication called Mousse magazine. Mousse is a bimonthly magazine published in Italian and English, it contains interviews, conversations, and essays by some of the most important figures in international criticism and curation, alternated with a series of distinctive columns
A Day At The Races By Philip Bloom
Starting at approximately 4.30 in the morning to shoot this project Philip Bloom went about creating this insightful visual production about horse racing in America. In his recent blog post on this piece Philip mentions that he was surprised by the types of people involved in the American horse raci
Look by Sebastien Tellier
This video was produced by Record Makers for the track Look by Sebastien Tellier, it gives out movement using different illustration techniques. They used a sketch of a woman, which walks along to the beat, the scenes change and the body warps. It reminds me of Salvador Dali (near the end) mixed wit
Album Artworks From Christian Bielke & Martin Stousland
Norwegian music artist Chris Lee looked to Christian Bielke and Martin Stousland for some visual art direction for his latest album love ghost. He Released his debut album “Worry No” 2 year ago. Since then, he has grown as an artist, experimenting with different music styles and his own
Decode: Recode
This is a recode of the V&A Decode ident by directtovideo, the decode logo is formed from 250,000 cubes which separate, swarm and flock like tiny futuristic cuboid fish. They completely remade it in C++ and using shaders, it runs realtime on a consumer PC. I would recommend checking out the Blu
Artistic Shed From Milos Todorovic
Serbian Designer Milos Todorovic originally crafted this piece for the shed of the year competition, since last year it has sat in his portfolio and I considered it a great waste of a creative project with it not being seen, so when I stumbled across it I got in contact with him for some added [&hel
Robert Green By Casper Balslev
Robert Green is the very first creative video that Casper Balslev ever created, it had very little coverage apart from a brief appearance on Danish television. Casper recently released it onto the net for us all to view, Its pretty light hearted and fun so I thought Id bring it across for us all to
Pink Terror Hawking by Mike Barzman
This video by Mike Barzman called Pink Terror Hawking is all shot on a Phantom camera at 1800 frames per second. It’s an experimental super slo-mo project, featuring all sorts of destruction and mayhem. We get flame-throwers, firecrackers, and a crowbar wielding gentleman. Perfect to set
Signs Of Use By Andy Sawyer
Manchester based photographer Andy Sawyer brings us this documenting project providing us with a collection of images of everyday items that have been used to the point of visual wear and tear. These pieces give us an interesting alternative to the commercial pristine products we are daily presented
