Paper Dreams

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1 year ago
by kiedis in , , ,

Kenneth Onulak is finishing his studies as motion designer/animator/film making in the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).
Few days ago he released this cute little video he made for his personal project in his school.
To make the animation, Kenneth used the stratastencil technique, but he explain more in detail how he did it right here. (more…)

Write the future – Nike

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2 years ago
by kiedis in ,

The soccer world cup hasn’t started yet and brands are starting to roll out their new advertising campaigns for the world cup.
Today we have Nike with their new campaign called “Write the future”.
The campaign shows several famous payers from many different countries and focus on how things would turn out if each of them and their country win the world cup, or loose. Some of the players they show are: Cristiano Ronaldo, Didier Drogba, Wayne Rooney, Fabio Cannavaro, Franck Ribery, Andres Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas, Theo Walcott, Patrice Evra, Gerard Pique, Ronaldinho, Landon Donovan, Tim Howard and Thiago Silva.

I guess what i like the most in this ad, is the way all the different stories are told and the way it’s been shooted, you really get a lot of action, each thing last so little time and yet you can see so many different things in there it’s wow! i wonder if this will this be the viral of the year? i don’t know, but it already has more than 3.9 millions views in just a few days! Crazy! :) (more…)

Philips Cinema – Parallel Lines

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2 years ago
by kiedis in ,

Remember last year Philips film that won the gold lion prize at Cannes festival? It was Carousel.

This year Philips made a new challenge called “Parallel Lines” to advertise their new TV with ambilight.
They asked 5 different directors to make 5 different films, with the same script.
The films are really different each of them but i can tell you it’s hard to decide which one i like more… (more…)

Light Rhapsody

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2 years ago
by kiedis in , , , ,

Marc Czerwiec and Vivien Testard made this beautiful installation called “Light Rhapsody”.
To create this, they projected images in different parts of the body of a model.
She really had a lot of patience because it took them two days of work to shoot all those body images.
They shot with a D90 and a 1Dmk4. The other images were shot in New York.
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