Wednesday, 27 October 2010

LOVE THIS

American Software from Partizan Darkroom on Vimeo.


Takes you back to the pokemon days! Relatively simple to create... time consuming I imagine. But mainly After Effects rotating and stroke tool can be used for moving lines, or even just create those as a separate layer aspect in Photoshop.
I assume the video footage at the end is similar to what we created with the blue screen... obviously without the blue screen and just transferred into After Effects as footage.

Thursday, 21 October 2010

Anti Ad

An anti-ipod ad from vimeo. Uploaded... by me, because the idea of anti advertising is crucial to our work. What we will anti advertise is a mystery. But, in the mean time, can we create this with the video footage skills we learnt in class today? I would say so. Yay for self improvement via after effect skillzzzz.



anti iPod ad from Aneurin Vaughan on Vimeo.

Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Tuesday, 19 October 2010

Thursday, 14 October 2010

Tuesday, 5 October 2010

Design Research

Worldwide Wildlife Fund.
-Different to the "Enjoi" label but so similar. So well known it is not mixed up.
-Great reason behind a simple logo.
-No colour so no difficulty in printing or screening anywhere.


My first inspiration idea for printed typography and font.
-Fun, almost childish.
-Freedom to create anything you like for any letter.
-Not practical for large amounts of text. More suitable for titles.

More suitable for large bodies of text.
-The swirls can be extended or contracted in order to fit in with the overall body of text.
-The colours are eyecatching against a black background.
-The colours distract from the point that the text is actually very basic and simple.

Salvador Dali
The Temptation of St. Anthony
-Women obviously being  the most prominent.
-Clouds suggesting danger to come.
-Surrealism.

Another video from Vimeo

animation from marcela Hudakova on Vimeo.


I was browsing when I found this. I felt compelled to watch the whole thing. Sadistic but looks like incredible fun to make.