Last month, I did the visual effects and animation on this video for St. Lucia directed by Elliot Sellers and co-directed by Carlos Lopez Estrada. Stick around to the end. It gets pretty epic.
This is absolutely amazing.
Short made for the fine folks at Dragonframe.
Great narrative short by the guy who does the cool fleet foxes and grizzly bear videos. You know the ones I’m talking about…
The editing leaves a bunch of it out, but I did the supporting animation for this TED talk! Incredibly honored to have been played on the TED main stage. I even get a couple laughs! (bragbragbragbragbrag)
This is really pretty great.
Animated Short of the Day: Good Books, an online book retailer that donates all its proceeds to Oxfam, recently collaborated with NYC-based creative studios Buck and Antfood to create this trippy promo based on the works of Franz Kafka and Hunter S. Thompson.
In a disclaimer, the company notes that the video is not endorsed by either estates, but they “humbly suggest” Thompson would have liked it. Considering there is enough contact high in this short to kill a wild horse, I’d say they’re probably right.
[colossal.]
Holy fuck.
This is an amazing short film by Andrew Huang. I helped compositing the little flashing underwater puppets. Some gnarly keying work needed to be done in that fur. This came out so good. Andrew is a crazy genius.
Music Video of the Day: Belgian-Australian singer-songwriter Gotye follows up his breakout hit song “Somebody That I Used to Know” with Michel Gondry-esque visuals for the latest single off Making Mirrors, “Easy Way Out.”
[booooooom.]
I try not to reblog the daily what, but this is everything I want from the Internetz.
Wow. Just wow. A really simple idea executed beautifully. I’m amazed at how well it fills the entire song with new gags.
Mama pajama! This makes me want to learn interactive visual programming stuff so bad.
