Vincent Fournier

terrible site navigation, but worth while images.

Nick Meek

Great use of color. link

Jeff Scher: Technology-less Animation

via: its nice that

lo-fi: Music Visualizer

via: my computerlove

Sweetheart: Cinema 4D Dynamics

See more motion work by Universal Everything

behind the scenes
links via: Inspire To Be More

Funny Spam Illustrations

You've all seen the funny spam emails. Elliott Burford takes those HOT one liners and makes an illustration from them.





This was posted on my friends blog, which you can check out here.
Original post with more illustrations are here.

Wes Anderson: A Peek at The Fox

Wes Anderson's next project is a stop-motion feature film based on Roald Dahl’s children's book "Fantastic Mr. Fox". It's got his usual big list of big names in the cast including: Owen Wilson, Bill Murray, George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Adrien Brody, Jason Schwartzman, Willem Dafoe and many others. The David Bowie-esk brit-popper Jarvis Cocker is doing the score. This image is the first to leak out from the film.


I'm not sure what I expected, but now that I see it, it kinda makes sense he would go with a 1970's style of puppets/animation. Kind of along the lines of the old Rudolph Christmas stop-motion stuff I guess.

This particular photo really reminds me a lot of an old "Little Red Riding Hood" children's book I had growing up. It was illustrated by T. Izawa and S. Hijikata, and it was all done using photographs of creepy puppets.


The trailer is said to be coming out soon, I'm really interested to see how it looks.

For more info visit imdb and or The Rushmore Academy

update - another recent photo. (this photo looks like a better representation than the first) Click for larger view

Visual Poetry: ...And a Glair of Hashish

Poem by: Alan Brunton
Poem Title: Transformed Urbs - The Days Of
Visuals by: Thomas Bredin-Grey

Disclaimer: The word "hump" is used along with the word "palliases" which just means a straw-filled mattress

Music video shot with CCTV cameras

The Get Out Clause decided to use all of the "big brother" cctv cameras throughout the U.K. to make a music video.

"The band set up their music equipment, from microphones to drum kit, in eighty different locations, including buses and what appear to be taxi cabs, and then requested all of the footage using the Data Protection Act, an English statute similar to the U.S.’s Freedom of Information Act that mandates any individual should have access to all information collected about them."

Brilliant!



via The Future of Media

I'm a sucker for color