Post pobrano z: The Chemistry of Sympathy
Commercial film director Christopher Riggert has the opening of his first photography exhibit tomorrow at Challis Studios in Sydney, Australia. „These photographs are simply of life,” says Riggert. „They are observations of small down-tempo moments. There’s a stillness and passive energy in this body of work.”
Archiwum kategorii: Design
Lego for Adult Situations
Post pobrano z: Lego for Adult Situations
It seems there are many parallels to be drawn here between the notion
of playthings and adult situations. Not to mention the idea that Lego
bricks create an instant pixelization effect, adding to the X-rated
allure of these images.
The Moonsters scored MOTD on The FWA!
Post pobrano z: The Moonsters scored MOTD on The FWA!
Job: 3D Modeler / Texture Artist
Post pobrano z: Job: 3D Modeler / Texture Artist
KDU Launches Core Site, Reintroduces Solstice
Post pobrano z: KDU Launches Core Site, Reintroduces Solstice
The KDU (Keystone Design Union) has launched a new core site, designed to disseminate the work and views of its lead members. Here’s a note about the launch in the society’s own words: „This is the dawn of A New Age. A Rebirth of our original agenda. A return to our beginnings. The KDU Core represents the unfiltered, uncorrupted collective
consciousness of the most dedicated and loyal members of our Private
Society. This is a victory for art over the constant controlling hand
of the corporate machine.”
More info: http://thekducore.com/
The KDU has also relaunched Solstice, a journal dubbed „the graphical expansion of the identity of The Keystone Design
Union, representing the attitudes, opinions and codes of the world’s
largest Design Society.”
More info: Solstice 2.0
LOGONOM : Symbolizing Excellence
Post pobrano z: LOGONOM : Symbolizing Excellence
Amazing corporate film-spoof for the 2010 AICP-Midwest Conference. The piece introduce us to Logonom, a fictitious corporation that has been producing logos for over a century and the informative film takes you through their logo production facilities, demonstrates the best way to perceive a logo, and explains the advantages of their lifetime 2 year warranty plan for logo replacement and logo updates.
Produced by Optimus, the project shows a great display of humor, while being perfectly executed to match the corporate style. This is hands down, one of the best things I’ve seen this year.
Via: Accent
Common Good for MTV Canada
Post pobrano z: Common Good for MTV Canada
With a focus on visually driven stories, Toronto-based Common Good is a directing collective backed by a full service design, animation and VFX studio. Award winning directors Anthony Burns, Jamie Webster and Eric Makila launched Common Good in the autumn of 2010 with the mandate of telling stories driven by the kind of stunning imagery that has been the hallmark of their work. With the skills to take an idea from concept to completion, they are able to solve the most complicated problems in beautiful and unexpected ways. Common Good is represented in Canada as a directorial collective by Radke.
Common Good has just completed a rebrand for MTV Canada that consists of over 100 spots. They have posted a selection of their favourites on Vimeo. Full credits and more info.
Poster Series 05 ~ Dystopia
Post pobrano z: Poster Series 05 ~ Dystopia
We’ve updated with our fifth poster series ~ Dystopia; an often futuristic society that has degraded into a repressive and controlled state, often under the guise of being utopian. We asked Derek Stenning, Alberto Russo, Jimmy Turrell, Onur Senturk and Diego Lopez to explore their own interpretation of the word Dystopia. All posters are full high-rez downloads ready for print. Thanks very much to all who participated, and for sharing their time, work and inspiration!
Derek Stenning
Alberto Russo
Jimmy Turrell
Onur Senturk
Diego Lopez
Spencer Tunick
Post pobrano z: Spencer Tunick
Documenting the nude as a public art installation, check out his website below.
Linotype: The Film
Post pobrano z: Linotype: The Film
Trailer for „Linotype: The Film”, a documentary about Ottmar Mergenthaler’s
amazing Linotype typecasting machine and the people who own and love
these machines today. Help them fund the film here