Animation by Susi Sie




No animation. No 3D. Just reality.
Title: Showreel I Directed & Produced: Susi Sie I Music & Sound Design: Nikolai von Sallwitz






Ça rappeler pour certains le jeux : Agar.io

All scenes were filmed with a Canon 5D and a 100mm macro lens
Title: Soundscapes I Directed & Produced: Susi Sie I Music: Banabila & Machinefabriek – Descend I banabila.com I machinefabriek.nu

 SUSI SIE (1982) is a Berlin-based artist whose work moves between the fields of art and science. She is on a mission to explore the physical and mathematical nature of unusual forms, substances and materials to show the hidden beauty and magic of our natural world that constantly surrounds us. Strictly applying analog techniques and refusing any computer animations or effects, Susi Sie’s haptic and detailed work is above all a highly personal study of the genuineness, perception and authenticity of things. Susi Sie’s work has been featured by internationally renowned online platforms such as Fubiz, Gizmodo, The Creators Project, This Is Colossal, Motionographer and Arte Creative, has been exhibited around the globe (New York, London, Paris, Rome, Sao Paulo, Norway) and won several Vimeo Staff Picks and awards at international film festivals. She studied video art in Maastricht (2002-2006) and worked in a Cologne-based post production agency (2006-2011).
Since 2011 she works as a freelance director, DoP and editor. She does what she loves. And loves what she does.

 http://susisie.de

WebVR Experiments: Virtual reality on the web for everyon



WebVR is an easy new way for developers to build and share VR experiences on the web. 

We’re launching WebVR Experiments to showcase the amazing experiences developers are building with WebVR. So come and start playing at https://g.co/webvrexp



New website Logobook archives logos going back to the ’50s








If you enjoy looking at logo designs, prepare to lose a few hours with a new website, Logobook, which collates identities going back to the 1950s.

 logobook.com

 Source & texte :  creativereview

Pictures of Hong Kong in the 1950s



Ces magnifiques photos ont été prises par un jeune garçon nommé Ho Fan, arrivé dans la ville en 1949. Même si le goût de son époque était plus orienté vers la photographie en studio, Ho Fan a préféré capturer des instant de vie quotidienne, au hasard, en immortalisant sans le vouloir une époque révolue.
Texte & source : Costanza - FUBIZ

Festival circulations 2017 : Archive photos

Animade and KK Outlet create an interactive A-Z of modern London




Animation studio Animade and KK Outlet have teamed up to create an interactive A-Z of modern London for hotel chain Citizen M. The collaboration has seen the creation of 26 irreverent and cheeky animations of the “most iconic, lovable and annoying things” about the capital.
Clicking on any key will cause an animated short to pop up covering everything from greedy City bankers to artisan coffee, grime nights and dodgy chicken shops.
“Like the best of British humour it’s self-depreciative and irreverent and manages to include the favourite topic of British conversation – the weather,” say the creators.
Source & texte : itsnicethat

http://animade.tv/

www.kkoutlet.com

Selfie by National Geographic




National Geographic a fait appel à l’agence Heads à Sao Paulo au Brésil, pour concevoir des affiches d’animaux réalisant des « selfies » avec leurs téléphones portables devant leurs miroirs d’ascenseur, de salle de bain et de chambre. Une campagne amusante menée par Silvio Medeiros et Pedro Galdi.
Source : Fubiz

Animation by MILLMOTION

Animation by Shishi Yamazaki









L’illustratrice Shishi Yamasaki utilise la rotoscopie, une technique qui vise à dessiner sur des images filmées.
http://shishiyamazaki.com

Nobumichi Asai [WOW]　Creative / Technical Director/ Media Artist



INORI (prayer) 
Super High Speed Face Mapping (1000fps)
Making
vimeo.com/210565827
This project is achieved as collaborative work between AYABAMBI, Ishikawa Watanabe Lab,TOKYO, responding the call for collaboration by Nobumichi Asai (WOW).
New face projection mapping work using Real-Time Face Tracking “Connected Colors” is included within the Intel Corporation experience amazing campaign.
“Connected Colors” which was planned and produced with the technical direction by media artist Nobumichi Asai (WOW), conceptualizes the coexistence of life. The motif is centered on the colors of nature, and is an expression of electric make-up in the form of various colors intermingling and harmonizing. Expressed from beyond the viewpoint of humanity, “Connected Colors” aims to convey the human desire for harmony and coexistence of life on Earth.

Photographe : Michael Massaia








Born in New Jersey, 1978
Michael Massaia is a fine art Photographer and Printmaker who has spent the past nine years documenting areas and objects that never extend to far from his front door. Isolation, disconnection, and an attempt to put a spotlight on the ordinary are the constant in all of his work.  He focuses, primarily, on large format, black and white film, utilizing a variety of highly modified proprietary analog and digital printing techniques.  Michael works alone and is the sole craftsman from the instant the negative is exposed to the moment the final print is made.

George Redhawk – Les fascinants GIFs animés d’un artiste aveugle



















































Les GIFs animés magnifiques et fascinants de l’artiste américain George Redhawk, aveugle, qui utilise des logiciels pensés spécialement pour les malvoyants afin de transformer ses oeuvres favorites en animations hypnotisantes. Impressionnés par son travail, certains artistes comme Adam Martinakissoutiennent ses créations, et envisagent de futures collaborations avec George Redhawks.



Meatwreck – Leurs nouvelles créations trash et dérangeantes






Il y a quelques mois je vous parlais de Meatwreck, un duo d’artistes composé de Mitra Sabouryet Derek Paul Boyle et basé à Los Angeles. Je vous propose aujourd’hui de découvrir leurs dernières créations en replongeant dans leur univers trash et dérangeant, mettant en scène les objets du quotidien de façon très décalée ! Jetez aussi un œil aux précédentes photos de Meatwreck. 

 Source & texte : ufunk

La vie quotidienne japonaise en GIFs animés en 8-bit - 1041 uuu