Design is all about providing the best solution for a problem to a target audience. That's at least the simple way to describe what we do right? Well, some times it can't be harder to make people (and for that I mean clients) understand that and approve a design based in goals and not in a personal opinion based on taste.
I love stopmotion movies. I have done lots of them and I am always interested in seeing new. This movie blew my mind. A project which dures over 3 weeks was done by many animateurs. It's a creative ad about the 25th anniversary of the 4th estate.
If it loads, please wait, It's worth it.
We've been posting tutorials showing a bit of our creative process turning ideas into reality, either in Adobe Photoshop or other tools. These tutorials sometimes are quite long or we show lots of techniques that beginners can find quite difficult. Because of that we will start posting some dirty quick tips that we use all the time.
I found this video on vimeo and when I saw the title I thought it might by music by the doors. And I was right. What I did not expect was the awesome illustrations in this video. Its great, you should see it.
This is a very nice shortmovie Eric Lerner and an unofficial music video for the song "Gong" by Sigur Ros. Im crazy about the idea Mr. Lerner had. It is really funny and a machine like this would be useful sometimes, when talking to girls.
A time laps video is always a good way to remember your holidays. David Hubert didn't had any camcorder so he took pictures instead. In fact a lot of pictures.
This is a very nice ad for Discovery Channel. It shows a camera that goes round a white room while artist paint this wall. I just love it. Hope you do too.
A Few weeks ago we featured a studio from Porto Alegre, our town called, Santa. As we said that time, their work is very impressive and for really big clients back here. Now, in this post we will feature the work of Lucas Kazakevicius - www.lkalavera.com, one of the ninjas behind that studio.
Here's a video of an artist (well everybody is an artist) who combines graffiti and particles to make digital art. It's kinda short but I thought I show it to you anyway.
Anyway, these are the particles that get fed into the graffiti code. I thought they looked pretty neat on their own, so here we are.
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