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But I Don't Wanna TRON: Projection System Turns Your Living Room Into The Movie You're Watching | Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome
But I Don't Wanna TRON: Projection System Turns Your Living Room Into The Movie You're Watching | Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome:
These are three videos showing off some crazy-ass video projection system that has the power to turn your living room into the movie you're watching. It's kind of hard to explain, so just watch and be amazed. Oooooooor entirely underwhelmed, you're a hard one to please.
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Sergio Albiac: Videorative Portrait of Randall Okita
Videorative Portrait of Randall Okita from Sergio Albiac on Vimeo.
Click Link for details: Here is an early test of "generative painting" technique
Living Icon: generative video painting from Sergio Albiac on Vimeo.
Thursday, December 1, 2011
GLOSSYREY: Be a Vegetarian
Be a Vegetarian from GLOSSYREY on Vimeo.
Check here to see the process: http://glossyrey.com/presentation.php?workdid=32
Thursday, November 10, 2011
WISHBONE CARICATURES - British Pathe
WISHBONE CARICATURES - British Pathe:
British Pathe is one of the oldest media companies in the world.
Their roots lie in 1890s Paris where their founder, Charles Pathe, pioneered the development of the moving image.
They were established in London in 1902, and by 1910 were producing their famous bi-weekly newsreel the Pathe Gazette. After the First World War they started producing various Cinemagazines as well. By 1930 they were producing the Gazette, the Pathetone Weekly, the Pathe Pictorial and Eve's Film Review, covering entertainment, culture and womens' issues.
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British Pathe is one of the oldest media companies in the world.
Their roots lie in 1890s Paris where their founder, Charles Pathe, pioneered the development of the moving image.
They were established in London in 1902, and by 1910 were producing their famous bi-weekly newsreel the Pathe Gazette. After the First World War they started producing various Cinemagazines as well. By 1930 they were producing the Gazette, the Pathetone Weekly, the Pathe Pictorial and Eve's Film Review, covering entertainment, culture and womens' issues.
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Welcome to Dylan Cole Studio
Welcome to Dylan Cole Studio:
Dylan Cole is an art director, concept artist, and matte painter who specializes in film, video games, and commercials. The southern Caliornia native always had a love for drawing. Inital interest in comic book art gave way to matte painting and concept design after he saw the Art of Star Wars books. Dylan attended UCLA as a fine art major where he continued to draw and paint traditionally.
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Dylan Cole is an art director, concept artist, and matte painter who specializes in film, video games, and commercials. The southern Caliornia native always had a love for drawing. Inital interest in comic book art gave way to matte painting and concept design after he saw the Art of Star Wars books. Dylan attended UCLA as a fine art major where he continued to draw and paint traditionally.
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Design You Trust – Design and Beyond!
Design You Trust – Design and Beyond!:
Design You Trust is a hourly-updated design blog and community, full of new design trends, news and events, great design portfolios, young design bloods, design articles, photographies, fashion, creative advertisements, architectural inspirations, video design and hand-picked design stuff from all over the globe.
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Design You Trust is a hourly-updated design blog and community, full of new design trends, news and events, great design portfolios, young design bloods, design articles, photographies, fashion, creative advertisements, architectural inspirations, video design and hand-picked design stuff from all over the globe.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Seth's Blog
SETH GODIN has written thirteen books that have been translated into more than thirty languages. Every one has been a bestseller. He writes about the post-industrial revolution, the way ideas spread, marketing, quitting, leadership and most of all, changing everything.
Seth's Blog:
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Deja View: Harry Rountree
Deja View: Harry Rountree:
He is one of the best illustrators when it comes to anthropomorphic animals.
The way Rountree depicts rabbits, squirrels, foxes and other animals is very unique and appealing. You could take any one of his designs and animate them.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
John The Animator Guy: The Joker Running Away In Perspective
John The Animator Guy: The Joker Running Away In Perspective:
Animating a figure moving away from camera into the distance is not as easy as it looks. Here are the drawings, rough background, and x-sheet for the Joker running away in perspective. The final color version in the commercial was tilted counterclockwise approximately 15 to 20%. It was also a little shorter at the end, cutting just before the Joker lands after he clicks his heels. (see the Joker commercial clip in my post from Saturday, July 30, 2011 "Batman Zellers Commercial Series")
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Animating a figure moving away from camera into the distance is not as easy as it looks. Here are the drawings, rough background, and x-sheet for the Joker running away in perspective. The final color version in the commercial was tilted counterclockwise approximately 15 to 20%. It was also a little shorter at the end, cutting just before the Joker lands after he clicks his heels. (see the Joker commercial clip in my post from Saturday, July 30, 2011 "Batman Zellers Commercial Series")
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
NewTech: Jason Saragih's Facial Puppetry
Facial Puppetry
This project aims at developing methods that enable natural communication over a distance without revealing one’s identity. The problem consists of two components: real-time generic face tracking and facial expression transfer (i.e. rigging). In order to be a useful tool for communication, the system must be capable of real-time performance on typical hardware (i.e. a laptop). The system should also enable users to generate their own avatars without too much effort of know how. The system requires only a single image of the desired avatar.
Facial Puppetry from Jason Saragih on Vimeo.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Deja View: Allan-A-Dale
Deja View: Allan-A-Dale: The rooster has such a small part in "Robin Hood", but to me his few scenes are very memorable. His character design and acting are outstand...
John The Animator Guy: How Long Does It Take To Finish A Clean Up? #1
John The Animator Guy: How Long Does It Take To Finish A Clean Up? #1: An anonymous comment was posted to my blog entry: "1st Pass Roughs, Semi-Roughs & Clean-ups: Hank the Spider Monkey & Batman." The person as...
Friday, September 16, 2011
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Blog: FUCK YEAH CONCEPT ART
Check out this awesome blog for all your concept art needs!!! http://fuckyeahconceptart.tumblr.com/
FUCK YEAH CONCEPT ART:
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Director/Color-Script artist: Desrumaux Celine
Follow her Blog @ http://groovythesushi.blogspot.com/
Yankee Gal from Desrumaux Celine on Vimeo.
WWF campaign from Desrumaux Celine on Vimeo.
Countdown - HD from Desrumaux Celine on Vimeo.
Yankee Gal from Desrumaux Celine on Vimeo.
WWF campaign from Desrumaux Celine on Vimeo.
Countdown - HD from Desrumaux Celine on Vimeo.
Jack McCoy's new Surfing Movie: A Deeper Shade of Blue
Looking forward to seeing this! A more in depth documentary on the evolution of surfing starting from its Hawaiian roots to how far people like Laird Hamilton has taken surfing to the next level. Its also has nice collection of classic footage of various eras in the sport.
Scott Benson: Riverlife's Series spots
Riverlife's "Living in a River City" - Kyra's Story from Scott Benson on Vimeo.
Riverlife's "Living in a River City" - Louise's Story from Scott Benson on Vimeo.
Riverlife's "Living in a River City" - Dick's Story from Scott Benson on Vimeo.
Riverlife's "Living in a River City" - Emily's Story from Scott Benson on Vimeo.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Coming Soon: A Ward Kimball Biography (Cartoon Brew)
One of my favorite Disney animators!!!
Ward Kimball | Cartoon Brew: Leading the Animation Conversation: " "
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
Deja View: Robin Hood Double Bounces
If you having trouble with animating double bounces you should really study this example!
Check out the frames @ Deja View: Robin Hood Double Bounces:
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Check out the frames @ Deja View: Robin Hood Double Bounces:
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ESPN: 30 for 30 ... 30 sports documentaries for 30 years
"Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to unite in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair. It is more powerful than governments in breaking down racial barriers. It laughs in the face of all types of discrimination."
-Nelson Mandela from
A good collection of sports documentaries from 30 directors.
For more info: http://30for30.espn.com/
-Nelson Mandela from
Clifford Bestall and Morgan Freeman "The 16th Man"
A good collection of sports documentaries from 30 directors.
For more info: http://30for30.espn.com/
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Deja View: Two more Character Panels
Deja View: Two more Character Panels: I have a few more of these character collages left, so here are a couple new ones. Most of the drawings are by Milt Kahl, but not all. Capta...
John The Animator Guy: Good Old-Fashioned Cartoon Violence!
John The Animator Guy: Good Old-Fashioned Cartoon Violence!: There's nothing as satisfying to animate as an old-fashioned cartoon-violent gag! It can be very cathartic emotionally ;-) I don't want to...
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