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    Entries tagged “motion”

    film     motion     title sequences     tv     Mad Men    
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    The Art of Film & TV Title Design (via PBS Off Book series)

    animation     art     design     illustration     motion     stop-motion    
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    welovestopmotion: I am not an artist - An animated (stop-motion) gif paranoia about nonstop design. Great!

    welovestopmotion:

    I am not an artist - An animated (stop-motion) gif paranoia about nonstop design. Great!

    MICA     animation     design     hand-lettering     motion     typography     art    
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    Art Is Part of Everything

    “Post Typography created a series of animated title cards as part of a Keynote presentation designed for the Maryland Institute College of Art’s undergraduate admissions office…”

    film     design     motion     typography     title sequences    
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    a deeper look at the Up in the Air opening sequence(via grain edit)

    a deeper look at the Up in the Air opening sequence
    (via grain edit)

    Sherlock Holmes     end credits     design     interview     film     motion    
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    an interview with Danny Yount / Sherlock Holmes end credit sequence(via The Art of the Title Sequence)

    an interview with Danny Yount / Sherlock Holmes end credit sequence
    (via The Art of the Title Sequence)

    magazines     typography     design     infographics     animation     motion    
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    “The Twenty Tweetable Truths About Magazines: 20 facts that showcase magazine vitality, 140 characters or less.” —MPA

    As an article on fontfeed says, the use of the term “truths” is a bit strong, but this does make the audience rethink their perceptions on the state of the industry in a strong, direct way.

    (discovered animated video via a fontshop tweet)

    film     motion     title sequences     movies     vintage     design     typography    
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    “Now and then: How film titles have evolved” (via idsgn)

    “Now and then: How film titles have evolved”
    (via idsgn)

    animation     video     design     motion     4th of July    
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    awesome fireworks animation by PES
    (discovered via Motionographer)

    motion     animation     kid robot     vinyl toys     design     video    
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    Kidrobot’s MUNNY on the Run animation by Wildbrain 
    (via Motionographer)

    cinema     design     film     movies     opinion     oscars     title sequences     academy awards     wall-e     slumdog     slumdog millioinaire     film     motion     design    
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    Credit Where Credits Are Due: A look at the art of title sequences(via NYTimes.com) Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler (Number 17) highlight some of their favorite title sequences from the past, as well as cast their vote for their favorites for the current Oscars season in a great Op-Ed article.



    Credit Where Credits Are Due: A look at the art of title sequences
    (via NYTimes.com)

    Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler (Number 17) highlight some of their favorite title sequences from the past, as well as cast their vote for their favorites for the current Oscars season in a great Op-Ed article.

    flash     preloaders     design     firstborn     big spaceship     websites     internet     fun     motion     graphics     animation    
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    Prettyloaded Big Spaceship has launched their online gallery of Flash preloaders (with some help from Firstborn and AgnecyNet) “…It’s a tribute to a vanishing art form amid a constantly changing digital landscape…” Preloader graphic above is from the Family Guy website designed by Big Spaceship circa 2005. (read a bit more about the project on CR Blog)


    Prettyloaded

    Big Spaceship has launched their online gallery of Flash preloaders (with some help from Firstborn and AgnecyNet)

    “…It’s a tribute to a vanishing art form amid a constantly changing digital landscape…”

    Preloader graphic above is from the Family Guy website designed by Big Spaceship circa 2005.

    (read a bit more about the project on CR Blog)

    demo reel     graphics     television     motion     video    
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    I thought this demo reel was very unique and I was instantly drawn in by the use of early punk rock aesthetics.

    Demo Reel 2008 by Lynn Robinson on Vimeo (via Vimeo)