Been a long while…but back at looking for diverse and interesting artwork.
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Daily Dose “DDD + OFFF Italy 2016 Main Titles”
some of the best motion artists come to create this mind melting creativity. These titles are 3 yrs old and still feel fresh. The sign of great motion design.
Daily Dose “Pictures in my head”
Production: Twenty Third C
Director: Nik Hill
3D artists: Electra, Lauren Galloway, Grace Barth
This is pretty slick. Nice use of 3D visuals and colors
Daily Dose “Sit Down and Walk”
Director/animator: Fabio Valesini
Sound design: dsorderless
Drums: Fabio Valesini
Daily Dose “Block & Tackle’s New 7-Minute Reel”
Is this the new way to display a Reel? Block & Tackle have just produced a montage within a montage otherwise known as a Demo Reel.
It’s music absorbs the senses and the rhythmic cuts keep you engaged.
Daily Dose “Filipe Carvalho”
One thing that evident is the global work place has shifted to freelance and contract individuals. The design industry is probably at the forefront of this revolution. Dealing with billing, contracts, client relations and still being creative is all too common. One of the top “Title Designers” gives folks some insight into his process via Motionographer interview. ( link here ) I’ve worked as a contractor during my serious learning phase for about 9 years. Btw in the design indsutry you should always have the student mentality / philosophy.
“I’ve been a freelancer for almost 10 years, and even though I’ve always worked remotely, I’ve managed to keep a close eye on the industry at large.
The distance makes it crucial that I’m aware of studios and people, who’re working where and doing what, which companies are thriving and which have seen better days. That’s how I feel close and connected to the industry without actually being there.
A big part of this is that I use social media to not only as a tool to promote my work but also as a way to keep track of other people are making. Instagram is becoming increasingly the best way to do that, as it seems to focus on design (at least in my feed). It also helps to get a bird’s eye view of trends in the industry, which can be a good way to escape them. ” – Filipe Carvalho
Some of Filipe’s work:
