OFFF 2010 Paris Sponsors Title Sequence
I know its pretty unusual for us to post a sequence of titles and this is partly down to the fact that majority of title sequences are boring and mundane. Not on this account though! director Julien brings us a real visual treat that couldn’t be turned down today, in the short montage below. C
Dayglow By Sharon Laurilla
Toronto based creative Sharon Laurilla brings us this captivating set of images which stand out because of their engaging post production restyle. At the editing stage Sharon has kept a strong contrast between colour and greyscale by sectioning of parts of her imagery and letting the bright orange c
Olars By Lars Marcus Vedeler & Ola Vagsholm
Created in the spring term of this year at Oslo School of Architecture & Design Olars is a collaborative project created by Marcus Vedeler and Ola Vagsholm. An electronic interactive toy which provides many different options for the user and is inspired by Karl Sims’ evolved virtual creat
Expertimental Typography Looks From Bratislav Milenkovic
Serbian Designer Bratislav Milenkovic brings us this series of typography experiments and ideas that have been collating in his mind recently, he finally got the chance to create these digitally and share his visions with many other creative minds over at Behance. Working out of the Serbian capital
Scratch Board Art From Kent Barton
Neat set of Scratch Board Artworks from American artist based in the state of Bristol, sticking with the traditional media theme which ran through my last post. We see great contrast and detailing through this piece with the black on white workings providing a bold and stand alone look on each piece
Set Of Posters From Andrew McArdle
I found this great set of three illustrations from Chicargo based designer Andrew McArdle, created in bordering on pastel tones contrasted with darker greys and blacks for a bold, clean look. I think the fact they were made for a good cause in the shape of the world wide fund for nature, or WWF as [
Fall / Folk / Fare Posters By Derek Chan
Graphic Designer working out of Seattle Derek Chan brings us this collection of minimalistic posters created for fictional indie folk music series. I never lead with the intention of promoting anything other than creative innovation so was relieved to find out this wasn’t an actual event, the
Ekleipsis By Sam Chirnside
Graphical pleasing set of experimental halftones from Australian second year student Sam Chirnside, Its evident that he defiantly embraces a new age look in his works with these looking very much like something we would see in outer space. Sam holds his own online with him developing his own presenc
Animaris Umerus By Theo Jansen
Alexander Schlichter brings us the latest creation from Theo Jansen, the man who brought us the majestical Strandbeest, a mechanical wooden structure that had the ability to move and crawl across the land. Director of photography for the previous film, Alexander is also a author, who lives and works
Personal Projects From Phil Mollenkof
In house graphic designer Phil Mollenkof brings us this collection of personal projects that he has recently been working on, each of them have a real handmade craft and feel too them which is engaging and enticing. An intense interest in human communication is deeply wired within him, he lives life
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
