3rd Wave of Inspiration
Since 2003
Maximo's "The Animal Chair" collection constitutes a diverse range of species, from mammals to reptiles, and even including insects. The series starts with "Rhino", "Octopus" and "Walrus" and will continue with Lion, Beetle and Whale.
[button size=big link=http://www.maximoriera.com target=blank]Maximoriera.com[/button]
Rare web design post on our pages uncover unique and awesome techniques (magic) to draw anything with pure CSS3 an HTML5 - a good challenge for web developers and coders. Worth to visit and explore.
[button size=big link=http://www.ecsspert.com/ target=blank]Ecsspert.com[/button]
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]
Jessica Fortner is an illustrator from Toronto, Canada, focusing on editorial, advertising and children’s illustration. She works in both traditional and digital media.
[button size=big link=http://www.jessicafortner.com target=blank]JessicaFortner.com[/button]
During my last vacation trip to Paris I was lucky to spot the office of the world-renown agency Hellohikimori but had no good reason for an interview during our small chat with HKI founder, David Ronhel. I believe rare design office can brag of such an amazing location just two turns from Notre-Dame. And despite touristic brew outside the atmosphere in HKI headquarters was more than workaholic.
For an instance Getty Images France were luckier and released a full version of HKI Interview. It worth to enjoy with other videos from "Talent Digital" project featuring famous designers and agencies.
Russian studio located in the middle of legendary Siberia creates mouthwatering advertising that can arouse envy in any capital based agencies. We love the way guys from Papshev studio devote themselves to the world of good advertising, thumbs up.
[button size=big link=http://www.behance.net/papshevstudio target=blank]Papshev Studio on Behance[/button]
[button size=big link=http://www.papshevstudio.com target=blank]Papshev Studio on Behance[/button]
"Motion Plus Design" is a project which aims to create the first exhibition center
dedicated to Motion Design in Paris, France.
This is a non-profit project. Students, professionals and anyone interested could discover artists, meet and learn. This centre will also provide an opportunity to promote artists in other design departments so the different graphic design worlds could cross.
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Liquid in motion has never been out of trend for macro photography and another proof is a photography of Heinz Maier known as Cymaii
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Excellent digital artworks can be found in Nikita Veprikov portfolio
[button size=big link=http://www.behance.net/veprikov target=blank]Nikita Veprikov on the Behance Network[/button]
To celebrate Bolshoi Theatre grand opening (after a long-term main scene reconstruction) guys from "Made In Russia" were commissioned to create motion identity for the festival.
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New motion identities for Moscow based Kommersant channel created by Double G for Dixon Baxi.
[button size=big link=http://www.doublegstudios.com/ target=blank]Double G Studios[/button]
[button size=big link=http://www.dixonbaxi.com/ target=blank]Dixon Baxi[/button]
Breathtaking views of Iceland in a short movie directed by Klara Harden
"Extremely colorful and foldable, the cover of German design magazine Novum was inspired by Richard Buckminster Fuller. Created by Hamburg-based agency Paperlux, the geometric cover allows readers to bend and fold the cover any way that they wish. More then 1,000 triangles were die-cut into the surface of the paper – more than 140 die cuts per cover." via Design Milk
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[button size=big link=http://www.paperlux.com/ target=blank]Paperlux[/button]
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.
[button size=big link=http://www.jasonhawkes.com target=blank]JasonHawkes.com[/button]
A short and meaningful animation about a Little brave Boat.
Nokia approached ManvsMachine with the task of creating a start-up sequence for their new N9 smartphone. The brief encouraged us to explore the limits of the 'connection' narrative associated with the iconic Nokia 'hands' sequence.
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"Sneakers Tecntonics" is an outdoor concept installation made by motion designer Chris LaBrooy
[button size=big link=http://www.chrislabrooy.com target=blank]ChrisLaBrooy.com[/button]
Based in Rotterdam, Erwin Kho is an illustrator that creates a wonderful world on his screen canvases full of digital creatures and peaceful polygonal environment. His work can best be described as having a warm clean look with an eye for detail and nuance.
[button size=big link=http://www.zerbamine.nl target=blank]Zerbamine.nl[/button]
French fashion and editorial photographer Catherine Pluchart
[button size=big link=http://www.catherinepluchart.fr/ target=blank]Catherine Pluchart[/button]
Urban motion video for Moscow based fashion online and offline stores Fott.
Directed by Alexander Khudokon Production by Stereotactic
http://vimeo.com/30986239
