I didn’t know
Originally posted by Max Si Wu on August 1st, 2008
I didn’t know that I have to approve my own comment….Stupid Me…
Transformers 80’s Cartoon Intro in 3D
Originally posted by Rae Aberdeen on August 1st, 2008
Transformers Cartoon Intro in 3D from Rae Aberdeen on Vimeo.
CBC Sports Indent
Originally posted by Rae Aberdeen on August 1st, 2008
CBC Sports Indent from Rae Aberdeen on Vimeo.
Inukshuk Inspiration
Originally posted by Morgan Roddick on July 31st, 2008
I found a drawing I did a few months ago when we were working on The Inukshuk. I really miss drawing, I’m going to have to start making more time for it.
Red Balloon
Originally posted by Morgan Roddick on July 31st, 2008
This was my term 3 flash project. I took perlin noise and I used the color data that it creates to turn and rotate the balloon. The goal was to create organic movement within flash. I still haven’t worked out some of the bugs. The movement isn’t as fluid as I would like and the balloon stops floating at a certain point when it should keep being put back into the image. I was pretty pleased with this project overall. It definitely challenged my abilities in flash. I now have more love for flash than hate.
Jonathan Harris
Originally posted by Morgan Roddick on July 31st, 2008
This guy is amazing. He pulls data from blog posts, flickr, livejournal, etc. and makes rad visualizations of the data that he receives. A few of his projects are We Feel Fine and I Want you to Want Me. You can check out his talks on Ted. Enjoy!
The Commercial Work of Nacho Alegre
Originally posted by Morgan Hirtle on July 29th, 2008
Go to www.nachoalegre.com and look at carla carini “carinissima” and bambi by laura fabulous commercial work. Next check out the editorial work its all so fresh.
Talking Head Project
Originally posted by Lisa Temes on July 28th, 2008
Kitesurfing from Lisa Temes on Vimeo.
Interesting Going-ons on the Intertubes
Originally posted by Vincent on July 27th, 2008
One of my daily rituals I like to have is what I call my “daily dose of input” where I navigate the internet for an hour or two, reading current events and other interesting things that I normally don’t get exposed to in my daily life. I recommend this for everybody, it helps you grow not only as a designer, but a a person too… so here’s a sample of what yesterday entailed.
Eerie Post-Apocalyptic Mississippi PSA on Library Science from the 80s… absolutely amazing
Apollo Astronaut Speaks On How Space Aliens are Real
Opening Sentences from Science Fiction Novels, Best Of
Book on How to Save the Future of the Internet from the Internet… which also has a downloadable copy released under the Creative Commons license!
The bats are dying and it’s bad. Here’s good video links for this story here and here.
Enjoy!