Do The Test creates tests and videos raising awareness of cyclists in the UK traffic. You might remember their moonwalking bear clip. This is their latest, I like the simple concept aswell as the way it looks.
MTV re-branded their six specialist music channels’. This, of course, means great new leaders by some of the best motion- and audio studios. For MTV Rocks (formerly MTV2) Dutch studio Post Panic worked five months on creating five surreal idents that rock indeed. Directed by Mischa Rozema, audio by Massive Music, Amsterdam.
Spec spot designed and directed by Aladino Debert. The project was funded by Radium/ReelFX and is 100% CG.
Green City is a German investment bank which enables its clients to invest in environmentally conscious things, and stuff. Musclebeaver created this awesome animation for them, explaining how your money works for you.
Anything is possible when your man smells like Old Spice and not a lady. Great new campaign from Old Spice.
“How to Make It in America” follows two enterprising Brooklyn twenty somethings as they hustle their way through New York City. It has humour, Kid Cudi, a good soundtrack and nice one-liners. Sundays on HBO.
I like animations that make you think. And this is one of them, because it’s repeating. It’s based on a painting called ‘A symbolic Composition of the Spiritual World’ by Lesage made in 1923. By video artist Max Hattler.
For all the cookie addicts out there, make sure you get your version of Adobe Photoshop Cook. Maya Rota Klein created this video for the Adobe YouGC contest.
Sometimes a moment in life is just more beautiful when you watch it in slow motion.
Clemento is a talented multi media art student from Austria. He equipped his (very popular) Canon 5D Mark II camera with a MP-E 65mm macro-lens and started filming extreme close-ups of everyday objects.
On 19 February, HBO is set to premiere the animated version of the long-running, much loved and record breaking radio/postcast/audiobooks series of The Ricky Gervais Show. Previews are promising.
Stop frame animated title sequence for Dutch science show “Het Klokhuis . It is Hollands oldest youth television show, covering everything from the history of dinosaurs to how an iPhone is made. Looks great, although nothing beats the old days! ;)
I’ve really just about had it with the wintery conditions. I thought Europe was headed for a more Californian climate, at least that’s what Al Gore promised us. Anyhooo, being as it may, you’d better make the best of it all, like this Bulgarian Romanian dude.
Justin Anderson directed this short movie for lingerie brand Damaris. The music is done by Pete Diggens. Cleaning the house was never this sexy (little bit nsfw)
This 10 year old animated video that was produced in Russia to introduce Coca-Cola to the Russian market. Later it was translated to English and used as an introduction to the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta.
A nice little video by Clayton Miller reflecting on the traditional desktop metaphor, the mouse and touchscreen PC’s and explaining his thoughts on where we should be heading in our thinking. Make up your own mind!
Sweet little video made for the Rethink Scoholarship contest about winning a $18,000 scholarship for aspiring art directors and designers to Langara College’s Communication and Ideation Design program.
Respect to RayBan’s Never Hide Films that are attrackting my (and probably your) attention for two years now. They are weird, funny, bizar and/or shocking, which make most of ‘em really viral. I don’t like ‘em all, but I just keep talking about them.
Ever had this feeling when walking amidst a mass of people, all going the same direction, without being able to see any surroundings? It’s hypnotising. Alex Delany captured it quite well with this looping video.
Nalden already showed us the new LeLe video, but now it’s public on Vimeo it’s time that NW also triggers you to watch this 3:10 minutes during hotty. Credits goes out to Parra and KesselKramer’s Ewoudt Boonstra.
You’re missing the warmth of the summer as much as I am? Riding outside, feeling that cooling summer breeze through your hair? Don’t worry, it will be back one day. In the mean time stay inside your warm homes and let video’s like these keep that feeling in your minds.
This awesome animation was created by Chris Jones over an eight year period. He describes how he did it at his personal development blog
Director Keith Schofield – who worked on the Diesel SFW XXX campaign from last year – made this video for Justice’s version of Let Love Rule. Nice video, nice concept. Justice does it again.
Trollhättan, Sweden based animation studio Meinbender created these shorties for Cartoon Network. They were made in 3D (using Maya) but they look like clay figures animated in stop-motion. I linked one below, you can check out the rest from the right column or on their wesbite.
Go back to the Zoo, the best dressed band from 2009, has got a new videoclip for their song Electric. It’s directed by Patrick Louwerse and together with They he created the concept.
Here in the Netherlands we have this thing called Kinderpostzegels; stamps in collaboration with a Dutch children welfare charity. This years stamps are designed by art director Christian Borstlap. Motion graphic designer Paul Postma did a great job turning Christian’s illustrations into motion. Yay!
Stumbled upon this beautiful graphic representation of the 5th symphony from Beethoven. It’s one of the most impressive pieces of music ever composed and you should check that in this video. (The colors show which instruments are playing.)
Holland’s own Martijn Hogenkamp aka The QBF has been teaming up with companies like Post Panic and Buro Knapzak to make quality projects for Nike, KPN, TMF, KPN, Seat and more. What sets him apart are his skills in both 3D and motion graphics (typo, logo’s, etc). Check out his updated website and showreel.