H Teaser #1
H Teaser #1 from Animade on Vimeo.
What what what? It looks like this little chap is getting ready to launch.
More info, and more teasers coming soon over on the Hover Studio facebook page!
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Woodland Park Zoo - Alive-Lion Cubs
Micromachines (2012) from Nicolas Ménard on Vimeo.
Court métrage mettant en vedette des petits véhicules dessinés au crayon de cire. Tout a commencé sur la table de la cuisine, quand Pierre-Nicolas m’a appris à dessiner une voiture en deux étapes faciles…
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Animated short starring small machines drawn with crayons. Everything started on the kitchen’s table, when Pierre-Nicolas showed me how to draw a car in two easy steps…
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Direction — Animation — Sound design : Nicolas Ménard
Music : Je Theme (je-theme.ca)Université du Québec à Montréal - Hiver 2012
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Massimo Vignelli Makes Books
Massimo Vignelli Makes Books from Pentagram on Vimeo.
Massimo Vignelli discusses his approach to book design in a video produced for Mohawk’s “What Will You Make Today?” campaign. Video design by Michael Bierut/Pentagram.
Adam Buxton - Livin In The Sunlight, Lovin In The Moonlight
Adam Buxton - Livin In The Sunlight, Lovin In The Moonlight from Blink on Vimeo.
Directed by The Layzell Bros
Subscribe - blinkink.co.uk/index.php#subscribeFor his brand new comedy-meets-music-video series on Sky Atlantic HD “Adam Buxton’s BUG”, Adam talks about the art of making videos and shows a few of his favourites along with the You Tube commentary that we have all grown to love at his live BUG shows at the BFI on London’s Southbank.
Adam chose to collaborate with a handful of his favourite directors to create a series of special videos for the series. Animation super-siblings the Layzell Bros transformed him into a 2-dimensional vagrant for their psychedelic interpretation of Tiny Tim’s impossibly cheerful 1968 version of ‘Livin’ in the Sunlight, Lovin’ in the Moonlight’, a song originally featured in a 1930 Maurice Chevalier film ‘The Big Pond’.
Drawn in their distinctive 80s-inspired kaleidoscopic style, the Layzells take us on a surreal romp through a richly textured cartoon world dreamed up by a hallucinating out-of-work animator (played by Mr Buxton himself).
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