3D panoramic video
by Bart Barlowski
We’ve seen 3D pictures, now its 3D video. I can see flash virtual reality helmets coming out soon.
Never before…
by Iván Cruz
Never before have Bridesmaids been so important to VFS, until a motion graphics piece from it’s students make it into Motionographer in record time. What has it been, a couple weeks?
Les Télécreateurs
by Bun Lee
Few pretty cool videos I saw on this site… right on the front page, check out:
The Presets - a human kaleidoscope music video, awesome example playing with layer and timing of live video (you can skip the first half….)
Sneaux - always love stop motion myself, and this is one of the finest I’ve seen! (just the shadow of the camera….)
Les Télécreateurs (Lots more good stuff on this site)
Bridesmaids Online!
by Nicolas Alexander
Hi guys! We’ve been asked by a lot of people in the past couple of day where was our Term 3 Infographic. We took a couple of days to refine it and it’s now online for your viewing pleasure. click on the thumbnail below to view the video and don’t hesitage to visit our blogs and leave comments.
Update!: we are featured on “No fat clips!”
It’s funny when they (faculty) tell you stuff like “Network, Network, join a forum, post your stuff on blogs…” well I just posted a link on the mograph forum yesterday and there you go, one day later, somebody writes an article about it! 
Update march 2nd: featured on “Computerlove” and “The animation ressource centre”
…and some german (is that german?) website
… and “motiongraphics.it”
Paper Furniture
by Antonio Suarez
Molo Design is an award winning design and manufacturing company based in Vancouver that creates interesting and unique products.
Amazing Business Card
by Shalinder Matharu
This business card idea is great. What a fantastic way to keep the attention of a prospective employer. Link
Typography Final
by Shalinder Matharu
Hiroshige Specimen Sheet from Shal on Vimeo.
826
by Aaron Bell
Some of you may have heard of a quarterly literary journal called Timothy McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern, or simply, “McSweeney’s.” It is a bit of an unusual one too. The first issue printed only pieces that had been rejected by other publishing houses. From there, there have been many other odd creations! I particularly remember one which was about riding a rollercoaster and consisted of several paged of “eeeeeee” and “aaaaaaaaah.” Quite brilliant.
In any case, the man who runs McSweeney’s, Dave Eggers, is also in charge of a non-profit called, 826 National, which is “dedicated to helping students, ages 6-18, with expository and creative writing.” To achieve this goal, they offer “tutoring, field trips, workshops, and in-schools programs” all totally free to students and schools who need their assistance.
Now, the reason why I bring this up is part of how they pay for all this; through themed stores. Namely, a Pirate Supply Store in San Francisco (the original), a Superhero Supply Store in Brooklyn, a Spy Supply Store in Chicago, a Space Travel Supply Store in Seattle, a Monster Union (much smaller store) in Michigan, and finally a Cryptozoology (the study of creatures that may not be real) store in Boston. The Boston store is not quite open yet, but the 826 location is already running.
Each of these stores is brilliantly designed, down to the last detail. A case in point is that of 826LA, a Time Traveller themed store that opened just last year. Here are two of the “unique” products they sell:
After all that exposition, I would like to point you to the blog of the designer for the Time Traveller store, Stefan F. Bucher, who wrote a fun piece about his involvement. There are tons more pictures to enjoy too!
For those of you who haven’t had the chance, be sure to try and get to one of these stores! I visited the one in San Francisco and simply loved it (well, I like pirates too^^), but all of them look to be a blast. Check them out!