Posts tagged 'Graphic'

Mountain

“The seemingly random elements tell the tale of a day in the life of three different characters who live in Seoul - all of whom are watched over by the ever present Mountains which ring the city.”

This one reminds me a bunch of Thursday. The attached and the aforementioned both sport hard-edged, bright, geometric and graphic visuals with some tight, complimentary sound design. Gorgeous stuff.

P.S. Go watch Thursday next.

[ SICAF 212 ''MOUNTAIN' ]

Apache

Lovin’ the style and execution of this Ned Wenlock directed and Rodney Selby animated music video for Danger Beach.

[ Apache ]

Lion in a Coma

We’re absolutely loving Ori Toor‘s final illustration project from the Shenkar School of Engineering and Design. He describes it as a ‘stream of consciousness animation’ that was pieced together frame-by-frame in flash sans any script or prior planning. It’s just marvelous, fluid and über-trippy. Full screen and headphones are a must folks. Tunes by Animal Collective.

A big thanks goes to Aaron Smith for another great submission. Cheers!

[ Animal Collective - "Lion in a Coma" ]

Sonar

French animator and music composer, Renaud Hallée, has crafted a gem.  And get this: he did it entirely in flash using only basic keyframe animation – without scripting of any kind.  It goes to show you don’t need to get all fancy to create something wonderful – let that be a lesson to all you budding filmmakers out there.

Speaking of which, are you a filmmaker/artist/illustrator who creates stuff that would fit in nicely with the rest of the trippy, brain-bending stuff we post on The Tripatorium™?  If so, don’t hesitate to send us your work...we’d love to see what you’re up to.

[ Sonar ]

Vanishing Point

Takuya Hosogane did a stellar job animating cubesato‘s Le Petite Prince.  Every blip, beat, note, tone and vocal sample in the track is appropriately acknowledged in the visuals which is just hows I likes ‘em.  Cheers, Mr. Hosogane!

[ Vanishing Point ]