Little Scraps of Paper Series by Tomas Leach
This is a great little series headed by director Tomas Leach with the help of Nicolas Cambier and Daniel Diego Lincoln titled "Little Scraps of Paper". It's a collection of short documentary films about how creative people develop ideas and thoughts and what they keep them in. This one below featur
Natural Films by Style Design Japan
I picked up these two short films by Tatsuo Yamamoto, owner of a website in Japan called Style Design. From what I can translate and decipher he owns a business that produces design work and on the side he's an avid photographer and filmmaker. Or maybe it's merged altogether, who knows. I titled the
Hand-Eye Supply Store Film by Justin Koleszar
Located in Portland, Oregon, Hand-Eye Supply is a small store for "creative types" that stocks a selection of the basic tools to get involved in creative work. For example, pens, pencils, paper, cutters, wrenches, and lots of other workwear type garments for craft work. "It is a lifestyle store but
Short Documentary From Kris Van den Bulck
Film student Kris Van den Bulck recently produced this interesting project in which he introduces Belgian Cartoonist Jangojim, I thought it was well put together and had some nice elements incorporated so here it is for all of us to view. I'm pretty sure this is the first time we've included this t
Dieter Rams, Cold War Modern Film by V&A
Three years old, don't stress it, this video featuring Dieter Rams is beyond timeless and really homes in on why this designer is so revered. A designers designer for sure. The Victoria and Albert Museum filmed this quite a while back as a teaser to the Cold War Modern exhibition, but I absolutely l
The Narrows by Johannes M Schwarz
It seems like a large chunk of the creatives that I follow have opted to head to the mountains this summer and sample a little of what nature has to offer. So when I came across the profile of Johannes M Schwarz and the beautiful scenery found in his short piece "The Narrows" I knew there would be a
A History Of The Title Sequence by Jurjen Versteeg
I want to turn everyones undivided attention to this beautifully shot short from Dutch motion graphic designer Jurjen Versteeg which he has created in aid of his final year of study. The concept of the project is a quite fascinating one which derived out of creatives Jurjen has been influenced and .
Mad Dogs and Englishmen from Moth Collective
Join us as we get wrapped up in the nostalgia of a quintessential British summers day, presented to us through the animated talents of Moth collective's very own Daniel Chester. This handrawn animation is acompanied by a fantastic audio montage which really does set the whole piece off nicely while
Imagery From Shinya
I wanted to draw everyone's attention to the beautiful imagery over on Flickr by Shinya, a film photographer with an eye for capturing beauty in both human form and also the surroundings that he comes across. His images are full of rich colour which are quite subtle in tone and are far from over pow
Yoshi’s Blend Teaser From Mackenzie Sheppard
We’ve always been interested in the whole craftmanship/handmade vibe even from the early days of starting the site, so it was obvious that this short documentary that Mackenzie Sheppard is currently working on would appeal to us. In this teaser we get a brief insight into the topic and tone of
Indian Block Printing by West Elm
“Modern Living” specialists West Elm put together this terrific little film after meeting the world’s great hand-block printing artisans on a recent trip to northern India’s Rajasthan. They asked the craftsmen if they would produce a special collection of quilts for the store
Hitch Animation By Pascal Monaco
It seems like an age since I’ve brought across some animation type work, I know in reality it hasn’t been that long, but since Jason Mitcham I haven’t come across a new animator that has really caught my eye – until this morning. Hitch animation is actually a bit of a collabo