Archive for the ‘photography’ Category

Hadrian’s Wall Illumination

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

Illuminating Hadrian’s Wall from IHW on Vimeo.

Yesterday (13th March 2010) a line of light was created along the remains of Hadrians Wall to mark the 1600th anniversary of Roman rule in Britain. 500 lights were placed 250m apart along the 135km long path of Hadrians wall. Although I didn’t go to see the event I had thought it quite a magical idea really. A great way to promote tourism for British Tourism Week.

Thompson Brand Partners, just down the road from me developed a culturally relevant but friendly brand for the project. See more about the project here: www.illuminatinghadrianswall.com

Some artwork which caught my eye by: Maxime Quoilin

Friday, March 12th, 2010

maximequoilin

To view some great minimal posters check out Maxime Quoilin’s work here

I’m here – A short film by Spike Jonze

Friday, March 12th, 2010

I saw this a while ago but I just stumbled upon it again, looks absolutely brilliant.

Gravenhurst, Nightwatchman’s Blues

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

Gravenhurst have interested me for quite some time now and this particular video has quite an interesting story behind it. Each frame of the videos animation has been made into a one off album cover screen print. A really great idea and a very nice way to literally incorporate the album artwork with the tracks meaning and story.

The director of this video Thomas Hicks has worked with Gravenhurst over the past few years on some great projects. Check out some more of his videos here.

Also check out Gravenhursts website: http://gravenhurstmusic.co.uk/

A Story from North Kingdom

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

North Kingdom Showreel 2009 from Designchapel on Vimeo.
A gorgeous show reel from infamous web agency North Kingdom, you’d expect nothing less from designers’ first monarchy.

What a great photo

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

amazingpics

Some really great photography I’ve stumbled upon from: vookie

Magic Studios

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

Mnet “Magic Studios” from panic embryo on Vimeo.

Directed by:
Craig Parker
Matthew Stephen

3D modeling, animation, rotoscoping, tracking, matte paintings & compositing by Craig Parker & Matthew Stephen
Produced by Orijin for Mnet, South Africa
Sound design by Juice.

Making of:
http://www.vimeo.com/7522038

i-D Soul

Sunday, August 16th, 2009

i-D Soul

I started reading this book back in July whilst on holiday and I absolutely loved it. If you’re a fan of i-D magazine then you’ll definitely love this book, the idea is simple as stated on the first page: “300 of i-D’s best loved international contributors and collaborators share their ideas and thoughts on contemporary values”. The book has six chapters or theme’s to which the i-D contributors seem to have been asked to respond in a way they deem appropriate. So the book is full of photo’s, quotes, short statements, poems and stories from an array of people from all over the world. As is to be expected most of the contributors are involved in creative industries and fashion in some form or another and I’ve found it incredibly interesting to read through their thoughts and ideas concerning important modern social questions. As an idea for a book it is brilliant. Go buy it! http://www.taschen.com

I-D magazine

The Drums

Thursday, August 13th, 2009

I’m really liking the sound of these guys from New York. I also think the above video’s a fun simple idea which works really well too. http://www.myspace.com/thedrumsforever

Gucci and Chris Cunningham

Friday, June 5th, 2009

When I saw this ad on TV I thought it was absolutely brilliant, a gorgeous piece of filming and an excellent idea for a perfume advert. It wasn’t until I googled it that I realised it was created by Chris Cunnigham, makes sense really!

Light Graffiti

Saturday, March 21st, 2009

light graffiti by welsh artist

Take a look at the Wales based artist’s ‘light graffiti’. Apparantly he never uses photoshop and all these photographs are made using only long exposures and a torch!?! Theres somre really impressive pieces in his portfolio. Visit his website here: http://www.michaelbosanko.com/, or read about his work in the daily mail here.