An ‘in-house’ animation by London based DBLG creative agency combining traditional stop-motion with 3D printing.
Fifty tiny sculptures printed and photographed one by one – four weeks to create a total of two charming seconds of animation.
For teh Winnie.
A rather excellent polar panorama music video for Megalo Meloman by French ‘apocalyptic composer’ Sandy Lavallart, directed by Paris-based animator Stéphane Berla.
Doc Sweets on James Joyce’s groundbreaking first novel – one of the first books where motifs are the most important element of the text…
… and Joyce be flipping them literary devices like a mother****ing hustler…
Graham Dillon (who does a lot of these) writes:
I put together a little video of MCM Comic Con [at the RDS, Ballsbridge, Dublin] from the weekend…
Previously: Ireland At Cosplay
An altophobia-inducing documentary short about the sign painters of New York. Vocativ sez:
…there are those who still get out messages the old-fashioned way, with a paintbrush and some attitude. They call themselves “wall dogs,” says one veteran of the trade, “because we are chained to a wall all day by our safety harness, and we work like dogs.” Vocativ spent a day with these blue-collar artists as they paint advertisements high above the streets of New York City.
A short, sweet, slow motion animation (created with 3D Studio Max, Vray and After Effects) by Vladimir Loginov.
Music by Boards Of Canada.
A spectacular timelapse of the Northern Lights over Iceland during the Winter of 2014 by photographer Oli Hakur Myrdal.
