Calligraphy and book arts in the studio of Beth Lee, Bozeman, MT
Wow! Beautiful.
Update: as of October 2013, you can see it on YouTube here.
The website for Vanessa Marzaroli’s animation of “Lilac Wine,” by Cinematic Orchestra is gone, but you can read an AIGA article about Vanessa and this video called “The Steady Hand of Vanessa Marzaroli.” A little more information about the making of the video is here.
How does he do that?? ‘S way cool.
This Is Where We Live from 4th Estate on Vimeo.
I love it!
via Charley Parker’s blog Lines and Colors.
from the New Zealand Book Council.
Wonderful stop-motion video of the making of The Complex of All of These, made by Abigail Uhteg at the Women’s Studio Workshop in Rosendale, NY.
Here’s a frame-by-frame animation I did for class, using rotoscoping. It’s 76 quick sketches. At 12 frames per second, that’s … 6 seconds. I enjoyed the sketching more than I anticipated.
Awesome stop-motion music video: “Her Morning Elegance.” I love it.
Directed by: Oren Lavie, Yuval & Merav Nathan
Photography: Eyal Landesman
Featuring: Shir Shomron
I really like Denis Brown’s 2008 new year’s greeting to fellow calligraphers. It works as a time-based greeting card, encouraging the viewer to slow down and reflect on the passage of time. Because of his background in sound production, I’m sure he produced the sound as well as the video, making this an entirely original piece.
I also like this kinetic typography piece based on part of “Lions Roar” by the Hush Sound. There’s a lot going on.
A longtime favorite of mine is “The Child,” created by Antoine Bardou-Jacquet for the french dj Alex Gopher, way back in 1999 — or maybe earlier.
The semester is nearly through — only one final exam to go — and all the projects are done. Maybe not exactly finished, but done.
I completed this kinetic typography project in Graphic Design III this semester. I used three minutes of “Wonderful”, one of my favorite songs in the Stephen Schwartz’s musical, “Wicked”. It’s a Flash file, my first ever. I had a great time with it, and I’m very pleased with the way it turned out.
Update 2017: I apologize in advance for those who can’t see this file. It was made in Flash, way back in 2008 when Flash was still cool.
Oops, if you can’t see this, is most likely because this is a Flash file, made way back when Flash was cool.
What a clever little stop-animation video! With drawing models like these, who needs live models?
I saw it on YouTube via Comfortable Shoes Studio.