The portfolio of motion graphics director Jamie Bradshaw grown up professionally in Electronics Art team and came out with a personal studio Jim Jam Graphics. His recent work was made for Amon Tobin fan video project.
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This is a right time to harvest annual agencies results. Lets take a seat and enjoy watching Universal Everything reel packed with all awesome projects happened this year outdoor and on screens.
Born in Israel in 1973, Noma Bar is a Graphic Designer and Illustrator based in London. In his very personal way of working he executes complex ideas with a stunning and deceptive simplicity using, in a masterly way, the technique of negative space. His work has appeared in many media: UK Esquire, The Economist, Men's Health, The New York Times, Wallpaper, The Guardian, Time Out London, IBM.
Check his book: Negative Space
[button size=big link=http://www.facebook.com/NomaBar target=blank]Noma Bar on Facebook[/button]
New motion identities for Moscow based Kommersant channel created by Double G for Dixon Baxi.
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Awesome photography series made from 300 meters by Jason Hawkes. Jason has specialized in aerial photography since 1991, is based just outside London in the UK, and works worldwide. His clients include brands such as Nike, Coca Cola, Nokia, HSBC and etc.
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A good evening with proper atmosphere required to describe illustration of Ray Caeser, for now we'd like to cite Ray from his Arrested Motion interview
"My work seems to keep on the regular themes of “Hunting Back Innocence” and “Revelations of Light” and the painful process of “Self Examination” and hidden voices calling like sirens in the night. Premonitions and the worlds of pleasure and pain and ugliness and beauty and humiliation and dignity. For many people what I do is art, but for me the pictures are a communication from my subconscious to my conscious mind."
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UK-based product designer Finn Magee "uses advertising techniques such as surprise, juxtaposition and humor" in his designs, perhaps best seen in his Flat Life series of objects. Each is a poster image of an object, with the twist being that the objects actually work. via Core77
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Martin Donnelly is an art director and photographer born and living in England. Mezzetty is a photographic studio that was established in 1999 as a playground for experimentation. He has new updates in portfolio after our last visit.
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Beautiful stills from Vincent Fournier
[button size=big link=http://www.vincentfournier.co.uk/ target=blank]Vincent Fournier[/button]
Sorry, I am less descriptive this week cos of my vacations ;)
Fashion photographer Andrea Klarin
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One of our favourite modern sculptor Dominic Wilcox released a meaningful series of Watch Sculptures
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"Mainly working with advertising, design and editorial clients, Sykes has a very inspiring portfolio, here is a selection of some of my favorites from his portfolio."
via Trendland
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Enter the imaginary world of London based graphic designer Jack Crossing
[button size=big link=http://www.behance.net/Jackcrossing target=blank]Jack Crossing[/button]
Considered one of the pioneers of contemporary photography, David Bailey is credited with photographing some of the most compelling images of the last five decades.
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We love recent typography work from Chris LaBrooy where he twisted architectural classic in a new 3D way.
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100 years of East London style in 100 seconds. Sept 13th 1911 - Sept 13th 2011.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JxfgId3XTs
Cinemetrics is a piece of data-visualisation software that breaks films down into various key elements, such as colour, speech or motion and places in a readable visual fingerprint.
The software was created by Frederic Brodbeck for his bachelor graduation project at the Royal Academy of Arts, and enables people to compare key elements of different films.
http://vimeo.com/26584083
via Protein
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London based art director and awesome creatore Kate Moross has a loads of new stuff in portfolio since our last visit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQdwVvYL0vI&feature=player_embedded
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Ora Ito's concept for Wallpaper and Reebok with LG HI-MACS®
http://www.ora-ito.com/news/ora-itos-concept-for-wallpaper-and-reebok-with-lg-hi-macs
Never mind the upper of Reebok’s RealFlex shoe for Ora-ïto, the interest lies all in the sole. The sole is the most beautiful part of a trainer, says Ora-ïto. It’s there that the sense of movement and the graphic power is found. It’s like a landscape. It is exactly that idea that Ora-ïto has realised in the form of a pop art-inspired bas-relief work, a sculpture painting that echoes the 76 independent sensors on the sole of the RealFlex in mid-twist and undulation. The piece, which is produced by Candido Hermida, is made of Hi-Macs®, a cuttable, thermo-formable, stone-like bauxite/acrylic mix, chosen for its ability to offer one unbroken, seamless sheet for the 3m-wide work, and with the strength to take the considerable weight. My style of dress is more classic now but I still have my trainer collection and I’d love to do the sole of all the iconic sneaker soles this way,’ says Ora-ïto.
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gulp
'Gulp' is a short film created by Sumo Science at Aardman, depicting a fisherman going about his daily catch. Shot on location at Pendine Beach in South Wales, every frame of this stop-motion animation was shot using a Nokia N8, with its 12 megapixel camera and Carl Zeiss optics. The film has broken a world record for the 'largest stop-motion animation set', with the largest scene stretching over 11,000 square feet.
The animators: aardman.com The sand artists: sandsculptureice.co.uk The phone: Nokia N8
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