The Ark
Onion Skin
These were site-specific installations at the Ethnobotanical garden of Oaxaca, Mexico.
The Ark
Onion Skin
These were site-specific installations at the Ethnobotanical garden of Oaxaca, Mexico.
Exiled from the tropical paradise where they evolved, a tiny population of remarkable stick insects dodged extinction by hiding under a single windswept bush on the world’s tallest sea stack for 80 years. Thanks to a dedicated team of scientists they’re now living safely in captivity, but when can they go home?
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Stephen X. Arthur took 3 years to make this from 80 paintings by Jack Shadbolt.
Here is my selection for the best videos featured on DPV in 2013.
Dóra Keresztes & István Orosz – Wizards / Garabonciák (1985)
I love this type of folk art style. Some scenes remind me of the work of Finnish Kaarina Staudinger-Loppukaarre (1911-2013)
The following videos were released in 2013:
Simon Haiduk: Calling the Others
A surprisingly successful combination of static artwork and motion graphics. The motion graphics manage to make the details of the artwork come alive in a pleasant and subtle way. The Youtube uploader (vid in original post) has taken a lot of liberties in naming the video “DMT animation” when it is intended by the artists as a “meditation for soul ignition, third eye and heart activation, through metaphysical interpretation.” Artwork by Simon Haiduk with one additional piece by David Heskin, music by Dréa Drury.
Hand-Drawn Animation by Micah Buzan for “Look… The Sun Is Rising” by The Flaming Lips
Micah has a nice toony world and style with very fluid morphing and motion, which at times brings to mind Bruce Bickford.
Submergence 01
Final version:
Very hippie-friendly dangling light show with different modes of tripping. The “Ecstatic” mode is so strong you have to sit down.
Making of:
http://vimeo.com/61088461
Works like this would have been quite work intensive in the old days. From the making of we can see how much modern software speeds up the process. Theoretically one might do a project like this with a shoestring budget as these days even some libraries have CNC machines for public use.
Animated short-film produced in The Animation Workshop in Viborg, Denmark. By The Animation Workshop, Nicobis, Escorzo, and the Community of Bolivians Animators and is supported by the Danish Government.
Animated by 8 bolivians animators, directed by a french, Main song “chillchip parita” written and composed by the bolivian ambassador in France, Luzmila Carpio, composed by another french, a danish project, hepled for the production by a mexican and german. Adaptaded from ayoreo myth.
Jake laid down some ink again and each frame will funk with your mind.
Warning: might trigger epilepsy or migraine.
Eye-melting op art by 2×4 design consultancy for the NY Times Square October Midnight Moment.