COMPETITION
Game over man by Jack Teagle.
Now available in grey,and to ‘celebrate’ we’re going to give one away in a either white or grey.
Just REBLOG (THIS) TO WIN and in a couple of days we will pick one winner (maybe even two if we get enough posts) who’ll get one of these sent out to them, anywhere in the whole big bad world.
Get Reblogging. Good luck. All that stuff.
A photo shoot I did, a shame that I didn’t have any lighting equipment so I could make sure everything was in focus, but it was great to experiment with the camera, especially as this was the first time I had done something like this.
My rant at Design Studios and their Internships here in the UK.
Seriously, I’ve seen so many offers of ‘we’ll pay for your lunch and travel expenses’, but, you know, we won’t pay you for the work you do.
Btw, I’m applying for internships/junior positions. Please hire me.
(Backed into a corner where I need the experience, I love design and love working in it).
Lunch time sketch
Here’s another thing I did during lunch
Something I did today during my lunch
Here, have some floral patterns.
Invites that I was commissioned to do.
A doodle, mostly just quick practice with Photoshop
VFX/Animation Industry to protest the Oscars
Life of Pi (Fox) and Snow White and the Huntsman (Universal) together grossed almost a billion dollars worldwide. Rhythm & Hues Studios, the company that brought Richard Parker to life and created the bulk of the visual effects for these two Oscar nominated films, has just declared bankruptcy. Many of the artists who worked nights and weekends to create those effects are out of work and unpaid for weeks of work (including nights and weekends) on new tent-pole films for the same studios, Fox and Universal. It’s time for change!
(via Cartoon Brew)
The disrespectful behavior exhibited by Samuel L. Jackson during the award’s introduction and the trivializing “Jaws” cut off just as Westenhofer addressed Rhythm and Hues’ bankruptcy deserve more coverage than Jennifer Lawrence hitting the stairs just before her speech. These people are artists, not drones, creating visual masterpieces with hours of patience and perseverance. If you are an artist, of any measure, this should concern you. The company responsible for making you have feelings for a ship-wrecked predator, Rhythm and Hues, has declared chapter 11 bankruptcy. These studios are underpaid and under-appreciated. Spread the news, call out the Academy on its tactless dismissal of the hundreds of visual artists struggling to stay afloat.
Pattern series 09 - 12
Exploring Generative Theory (Self-Published) Designed and Authored by Tom Northey
WHAT THE DEUCE!?
AMAZING.
that is just completely charming.
watch this. Just watch it.
i almost didn’t watch it, but i’m glad i did
Just incredible. Wow.
Dancing Colors (by Fabian Oefner)
The sculptures that you see on the images exist only for a fraction of a second, which consists of normal salt, colored with pigments. The salt is placed on a thin foil of plastic which is wrapped on top of a speaker, and as soon as the speaker emits sound, the plastic foil starts to vibrate, forming these strange figures.
(Source: unknowneditors)
Continuing my 100 patterns project. This time some things inspired by the recent weather. These are all natural patterns I’ve found.
