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Sorry I’m Late is a short film (~3 min.) by Tomas Mankovsky. It has some really cool stop motion action, and interesting foreground/background layering techniques. Along with the cool video, Tomas has put together a wicked “Making Of” page consisting of perspective tests, animation test videos and process photos. It alone is worth checking out…
This lecture at the Walker Art Center is one that I really loved, from the founders of Process Type Foundry. They have created fonts such as Bryant, FIG, Klavika (which is all over the NBC network…) and others that you’ll recognize immediately. They have learned a lot and share even more and do it with…
An early favorite for this year’s “So Bad It’s Good” Oscar, Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus looks to be this year’s Snakes on a Plane. I wish I could get paid to make feature-length movies out of bizarre hangover dreams. I feel weird tagging this ‘film,’ but I can’t wait to see this!
The headline says it all…they’re just as off-putting, dark, and imaginative as his movies. He has an exhibit going on right now in Spain, and this is a little video/news clip with some of the work. Oh yeah, it’s in Spanish…but you don’t need to do anything but look. Enjoy.
College Humor has done it again! Check out this video. Personally, I don’t think it’s quite as great as Font Conference, but the personification of the different fonts is pretty close to how I pictured them in my head.
Objectified is coming to Cleveland. Tomorrow, Thursday, May 7 at 7:30pm, Gary Hustwit will present his newest documentary about design. His first, Helvetica, was wonderfully received by designers and non-designers alike. If you’re in Northeast Ohio, it is showing at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque at 7:30pm. Be sure to grab some tickets: General…
An oldie but goodie, I love this Font Conference video from College Humor, especially after finding out I was Party LET on the font quiz…
A gorgeous alphabetical look at designers and their creative process. By Brett Barson, this video really calls out how much there is to an idea and how much it takes to make it really great. Watch it in it’s entirety here.
