Daylight by Igor Zimmermann
I was drawn to this expressive piece by Igor Zimmermann that’s now over two years old. Titled Daylight, it truly overwhelmed me, I was entranced as soon as I hit the play button. The lighting, the model, picture graining, literally everything all combined adds up to a truly wonderful spectacle
Digital Fantasy Land by Matt Pyke
Epic, as cliche as that sounds, would be a good word to describe this piece by Matt Pyke titled Digital Fantasy. From scouring through Matt’s website it turns out he is based in a wonderful log cabin studio surrounded by greenery. He’s a digital artist, director, designer, painter, anima
Mike Perry & Anna Wolf by Bill Stepanoski
A great way to start the morning off with this short film by Bill Stepanoski. Bill has been involved in some really great projects as of late, and this one seemed to have slipped through the net. I’m not sure how since I’m alway seeing his other shorts pop up around the web. This video [
Nokia, HK Honey by Kiku Ohe
I’ve really fell in love with this short piece directed by Kiku Ohe as part of Nokia’s E7 Success Redefined campaign. It follows HK Honey, specifically product designer and founder Michael Leung, on his journey around Hong Kong as he looks to bring nature back into the metropolis. HK Hon
Chinatown By Charlie & Lee
Charlie & Lee have been producing some promotional material that really impressed me this morning so I’ve brought it across so we can all appreciate the concept and creativity of their short film. For those who haven’t worked it out for themselves already, this short was crafted to
Repton Boxing Club
Fantastic Man recommends this short piece by photographer, now gone filmmaker, Alasdair Mclellan in collaboration with Sunspel. He’s a regular contributor to the Fantastic Man schedule so this short film comes as a pleasant surprise to all of us who have seen his photography over the years. It
Paper Record Player From Kelli Anderson
Looking for something creative and inspiring to view over lunch?, this project from Kelli Anderson could be just the tonic to cure your predicament of break-time boredom. To be honest this short little video was just the pickup I needed earlier to get myself inspired and raring to get on with my day
Many Steps by Takayuki Akachi
Takayuki Akachi specialises in a “lone backpacker” style of filming that requires no film crew, as a result of this he has been able to shoot top quality footage in over 60 countries. He still continues to film people all over the world, and traveling has even let him create this piece that you
Twin Parallel By Justin Anderson
Join me as I begin the day with this beautifully crafted project from Independent filmmaker and director Justin Anderson. This project titled Twin Parallel was just the pickup I needed to start the day in a good mood, the piece itself was derived to showcase Jayne Pierson’s collection in a cre
From Steel: The Making of a Soulcraft by Michael John Evans
Filmmaker Michael John Evans produced this short video that features Sean Walling, owner of Soulcraft, who builds custom steel bicycle frames. We get introduced to Sean’s fabrication methods which are actually quite intriguing and feature a lot of metal work machinery.
Machine’s Waltz, Paramount Têxteis Textile Plant
Machine’s Waltz is a poetic interpretation of the Paramount Têxteis Textile Plant, a company born and raised in Brazil, made by creative agency Grafikonstruct. This piece gives us a glimpse of the process in which they go through to make the different fabrics. It’s actually quite mesmer
Intel Visual Life Profile on Michael Wolff
m ss ng p eces recently created an Intel Visual Life profile of legendary creative advisor and designer Michael Wolff. This piece was only released last week, but further extends Intel’s look into creativity following a profile on The Sartorialist, aka Scott Schuman. Michael Wolff is recognise
