‘Lost Generation’ won second place for the AARP U@50 Challenge. The task was for 18-30s to submit a clip portraying how they see their life at the age of 50. Responding in a simple yet clever way, this submission emphasizes the pivotal moment in time in which we exist.
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In London and New York, the same question is asked to a number of people and their answers filmed. Simple as. Quite interesting to compare the English answers to those of the Americans.
Brooklyn, NY
Fifty People, One Question: Brooklyn from Fifty People, One Question on Vimeo.
London, UK
Fifty People, One Question: London from Fifty People, One Question on Vimeo.
A fantastic Photoshop CS4 ad quoting ‘as real as it gets’.
Get the HI-RES here (beware it’s bloody massive)
Jasper Goodall is a graphic artist whose work explores the idea of erotic art and the factors that make it so. ‘The Poster Girl’, Goodall’s first solo show can be seen at the Electric Blue Gallery, from Feb 7th – march 6th 2009.
For more information visit www.jaspergoodall.com
This short animated film (genre only to be described as ‘Death Comedy’) was the result when the BBC handed directors Smith and Foulkes of Nexus studio some cash and told them to make a comedy film in 6 months. The work has recently been nominated for an Academy Award for the ‘Best Animated Short Film’ category.
Central Saint Martins graduate Chris Seddon focuses much of his talent on illustrating the human form and fashion. Seddon claims to get his inspiration from various places including old photography, women, analogue electronic equipment like the Roland TR-808, helter-skelters, scafholding, and cranes.
To see more vistit www.cseddon.co.uk or check out his t-shirts at www.idontlikemondays.us
Marcello Velho is a twenty one year old illustrator from Bournemouth. Passionate about his work, Velho likes to experiment with various formats and mediums including album covers, magazines, animation, photography and zines.
To see more, visit his website at www.marcellovelho.com
Here is the latest Glass and a Half Full Production ad and this time it’s an eyebrow raising one. See the video in full….
In memory of T.V. presenter and artist Tony Hart, morph is to star on the front cover of the March issue of Esquire. As Morph turns 30 he finally gets some clothes- miniature ones at that as he is stands at a mere 12cm tall!
Combining street art, pop surrealism and character design, Zonenkinder Collective have collaberated with Danny Gretscher for a show called Erinnerung an den Traum in Germany. Carolin and Philip of Zonenkinder state. “One main part of our work is to create art in the streets and nature and to work with the environment which surrounds us and inspires us to be creative. In fact, sometimes we do not really know what kind of art we create. Often we just discover places which scream for color and revival, or we suddenly see diffuse parts, faces, animals in a fresh painted wall or a tree and let it flow.”
Printed by letterpress and lasercut, this promotional piece is fun too! Assemble it on your desk and have a campfire in your lunchbreak. Designed at Swink, check out www.swinkinc.com for more
Pablo Matteoda came up with this Sharky tea infuser. Works best with blood red coloured tea varieties…
Some stunning imagery to be seen at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008 exhibition. Even includes a ’10 years and under’ age category which has some impressive images alone!
Runs until 26th April 2009 in the Natural History Museum.
Studio on Fire created this print project on letterpress. Looks good, even if it is for Minnesota Rollergirls.
German designer Markus Hofko that is The Rainbow Monkey stripped Disney characters down to their basic elements. A simple yet beautifully executed idea. www.rainbowmonkey.de
