Before London begins to gear up for its 11th annual Design Festival this September, an array of visionaries are headed to the beach for the award-winning Reasons To Be Creative (RTBC) conference. Helmed by Flash…
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Basé à San Francisco, l’artiste Khoa Ho est un passionnée de cinéma mais aussi de super héros. Avec des créations splendides en négatif appelées « Silhouettes of Superheroes », ce dernier montre ce qui se cache chacun des plus grands héros. Des visuels superbes à découvrir dans la suite.
Here's a fun little holiday card we did this year for Cartoon Network. Make your own at http://animalsthrowntogether.com/
If you havent Seen the Quicksilver site, Check it out, good use of video + flash + graphics (just let the video keep playing, and you’ll see)
Sita Sings the Blues weaves together Flash animation, original watercolor paintings and rotoscoping techniques in this colorful, modern-day take on an ancient Indian epic. This feature-length, computer-generated animated film was rendered entirely by a single animator – Nina Paley, working out of her home office.
This film tells two parallel stories: the ancient Hindu epic the Ramayana and the breakup of Paley’s 21st-century marriage. It does so through four distinct styles of animation, a “greek chorus” of Indonesian shadow puppets and wildly imaginative musical interludes that use authentic 1920s blues recordings to link narratives 3,000 years apart.
Click here to read an interview with Nina Paley on the wired.com website
We just launched a new site celebrating the yellow-clad hero of pressure treated pine: YellaFella, Yellawood’s ambassador of quality building products. Be sure to check out the "Fight the Bad Guy" part if you’re having a tough week and need someone to take it out on. YellaFella launched his first series of commercials about his Adventures in Rotwood. We produced the website over a few short months, working with actors, musicians, cowboys, animators and the 3d effects gurus- The Westside Collective. I helped with art direction and the flash. Aaron did the front-end design work. Check out YellaFella.com
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
