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Zac Brown Band “Whatever It Is” Live From HOB New Orleans

30. Jan, 2012 • Categories: New Brow • by

Zac Brown Band performs “Whatever It Is” Live From House of Blues
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Q&A: Do you know any pop surrealism artists from places other than USA?

16. Oct, 2011 • Categories: Pop Surrealism • by

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Question by Lil ol’ me: Do you know any pop surrealism artists from places other than USA?
I’m doing an Art project and under the requirements we need to list 4 artists that influenced us from different cultures. I really enjoy pop surrealists, my favorite is Mark Ryden. Can anyone help me out?
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Answer by James in NZ
There are a load of them you’d like from other cultures. The first names that springs to mind, given what Mark Ryden’s work is like, are Sarah Dolby and Joanna Braithwaite, who both work here in New Zealand. Argentina’s Ramiro Arango is another possibility (though his work is far wider ranging than just pop surrealism/magic realism), as is the Russian duo Komar and Melamid. Perhaps you should look at some earlier artists, though – some of the surrealist masters of the mid-20th century are definitely worth considering, such as Max Ernst, Paul Delvaux, Oscar Dominguez, Boleslas Biegas, Remedios Varo…or even earlier, with the 19th century works of John Millais, Arnold Bocklin, Odilon Redon, and Fernand Khnopff. There are plenty to choose from. Googling any of these names should turn up a load of images.

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Cosplay from Vancouver to Tokyo

04. Jul, 2011 • Categories: Character Design • by

STORY: Dressing up like your favorite cartoon character is not just on Halloween in Japan. Designing and wearing clothes based on manga and anime characters is an everyday hobby for some, and the fun is spreading worldwide. [Krystle, Cosplayer from Vancouver]: Its getting more and more popular now. I go to school for fashion and nowadays a lot of times we were told to look at a lot of Japanese magazines, cosplay magazines, a lot of girls in my class are like, Oh that girl is so cute, shes a gothic lolita. Its really starting to come over more and more. Sarah, Candice, and Krystle from Vancouver are wearing costumes inspired by world famous anime director Hayao Miyazaki. [Candice, Cosplayer from Vancouver]: This color is THE color from the anime. I love the colors that Miyazaki uses which are different from a lot of other anime, he uses really warm colors. I searched everywhere, and I found it. I was like, Two dollars a meter! YES! Just like any other hobby, cosplay enthusiasts are crazy about what they do. [Sarah, Cosplayer from Vancouver]: A lot of costumes here are really impressive, and you can see a lot of people put a lot of effort and time, and they are back home as well, but I think its rare to find people that will put the amount of time and money into it. Liliana Yap, NTD, Tokyo, Japan.
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contemporary artists who portray or work from the urban environment?

27. Jun, 2011 • Categories: Urban Contemporary • by

Question by Ant: contemporary artists who portray or work from the urban environment?
i’m looking to research a paper titled ‘portrayal of the urban environment by contemporary artists’ and need some artsits to get started with and look at… any help?

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Answer by artiste
It all started with the “Ashcan School” in the early 20th Century and has been going on ever since.
Just check Wikipedia for the best answers.
Good luck!

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Dennis Potter’s ‘Pennies From Heaven’ – ‘Roll Along Covered Wagon’

28. May, 2011 • Categories: motion graphics • by

‘Pennies From Heaven’ by Dennis Potter. Episode 6: ‘Says My Heart’. The strangest setting for a hill-billy tune – The High Courts of Justice and all who swell in them. The whole panoply of the law from Judge (Carleton Hobbs) to Prosecuting Counsel (Peter Bowles) gather as Arthur (Bob Hoskins), on trial for murder, makes a confident entrance as his silver screen cowboy hero. The opening graphics mark the beginning of a long court sequence shot with five cameras continuously as Potter’s sour take on the lottery of law is given the full on treatment – a bandwagon, a show, a rodeodo and the fickle hand of the law. Comic and typically dark touches add to the surreal setting of this fanciful number in a glorious pastiche of visual gags and film comedy. A jury member giving noose gestures with his tie, prosecutor Bowles grabbing a whisky shot along the saloon bar, stubbing a cigarette out on a lowly colleague, prison wardens bending their knees in time with the music and a jury showing a leg and hamming it up with all the cowboy style they can muster. Music: ‘Roll Along Covered Wagon’. Harry Roy and His Orchestra from the Mayfair Hotel, London (Vocal: Bill Currie). Recorded 1935. Dennis Potter’s award-winning ‘Pennies From Heaven’ (BBC 1978). Directed by Piers Haggard, produced by long-time Potter collaborator Kenith Trodd, with choreography and design by Tudor Davies and Tim Harvey. One of the finest pieces of television the BBC has ever produced.

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These are the opening titles from DW DVD’s release of “The Marco Show”. These were designed for master technician on the drums Marco Minnemann’s big band and experimental rock fusion performance DVD. Production Company: GSM Entertainment Producer: Geoffrey S. McNeil www.gsmentertainment.com
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11. May, 2011 • Categories: Urban Contemporary • by

Dreams from the desert
The advent of contemporary Aboriginal art, flowering in a small desert community 250km west of Alice Springs and spreading out across the sands, rock holes and gibber plains into galleries around the globe over the past 40 years, is often referred to as the renaissance of the world’s oldest living art tradition.
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Czech designs captivate Indians at expo
Showcasing a range of contemporary designs from exquisite crystal ware, porcelain to state-of-the-art automobiles, the ‘Czech Design Week’ has got underway in Delhi and Mumbai in a bid to boost business and tourism between the two countries.
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Selja launches Exhibition Of Kazakh State Museum of Gold
New Delhi, May 11: Minister of Culture and Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Kumari Selja today inaugurated the exhibition of Kazakh State Museum of Gold and Precious Metals of Kazakhstan and Art Exhibition at the ‘Kulanshi’ Contemporary Arts Centre.
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Arjun Animated Indian Movie Official Trailer from UTV Motion Pictures

02. Mar, 2011 • Categories: animation • by

Arjun Animated Indian Movie Official Trailer from UTV Motion Pictures for Free Online Dictionary visit www.click4everything.com
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Pinback “From Nothing to Nowhere”

16. Feb, 2011 • Categories: broadcast design • by

DIRECTOR JOSHUA NICHOLS CREATES COSMIC LIGHTSHOW FOR LATEST PINBACK MUSIC VIDEO Barren Desert is the Perfect Canvas for Director’s Music Video Debut. LOS ANGELES — First-time music video director Joshua Nichols brings his sci-fi savvy to the desert for “From Nothing to Nowhere,” the brand-new video for indie rock band Pinback. “From Nothing to Nowhere” is the first single off of their new album, “Autumn of the Seraphs.” Nichols set out to create a visually astonishing performance piece. Knowing that location would be everything, he took the band to one of the most magical and remote places he could find: a dry lake bed in El Mirage, California. The video features Pinback performing in the desert at night, bathed in massive floodlights. The dead calm takes on an otherworldly quality; the landscape appears almost moon-like. As the song builds, the dark skies illuminate and a mysterious Aurora Borealis forms above. The cosmic phenomenon mirrors the song’s uplifting and mystical sound. As the song plays, the Northern Lights evolve and become more complex in form. When the song reaches its climax, the video features a wondrous, visual effects sequence in the nighttime sky. The end result is a powerful and moving counterpoint to the lyrics, shot with a sharp artistic flair. Although Nichols had never shot a music video, the band discovered him through his previous commercial work at the SCI FI Channel, where he directed spots for the series “Battlestar Galactica” and “Stargate …
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The Five Hat Racks – (A Motion Graphics from The Universial Principles of Design)

28. Jan, 2011 • Categories: motion graphics • by

This motion graphics piece was created for a university project. The project was to take your assigned Principle of Design (from the Book of The Universal Principles of Design) and craft a learning interactive piece. The principle illustrated in this short film is “The Five Hat Racks” coined by Richard Saul Wurman from ‘Information Anxiety’ in1989. I hope to make a series of these design principles one day but till then please enjoy. The music is Sing, Sing, Sing by Benny Goodman For a full list of credits, references and details please contact me. Thanks
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How to Draw Anime Girl Maka from Soul Eater

22. Jan, 2011 • Categories: Character Design • by

idrawgirls.blogspot.com for more info How to Draw Anime Soul Eater Character Maka Manga Tutorial. Draw and Sketch Manga character, Maka, the main character from Anime Serie “Soul Eater”. Demonstration of Manga semi-realistic tutorial drawing woman girl female character illustrationsketch. Learn from Step by step and video tutorial. This one is focusing on portrait and upper body of female character design for Anime, video game, and Manga. The process shows drawing and sketching video series of Anime Manga characters that will help you gain knowledge of anatomy and dynamics in the positioning of the figure and the details. Learn to draw comic book characters with tips from a professional concept artist and illustrator Xia Taptara.

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Assignment: Story Board/Animatic Student: Mark Jenkins Class: Principles of Screen Design-ANIM-270-03 Professor: Johannes Simon Conditions: 15fps Resolution: 701×480 Programs: Adobe PhotoShop, Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Premier The purpose of this assignment was to do an animatic of a story board (aka an animated story board). Out of 40 different scenarios, we had to choose 1, and story board it any form or fashion we wanted, just as long as it portrayed the scenario. The how and why of each scenario was up to us, as neither were necessary requirements for the assignment; we did have to have sound and music. We had no time limit or limitations in media. I chose to hand draw all the environments, character pose and everything, and scan them into photoshop. In Photoshop, I cleaned up the edges and touched up some details and organized all the different elements into groups and layers in order to be exported into After Effects. Once in After Effects, I animated everything, all the movements, camera panning, cuts, etc. I then exported the animated video file to Adobe Premier where I would add sound. And there you have it. I really-REALLY loved doing this assignment. Music: The Dark Knight Original Motion Picture Soundtrack-Warner Bros/Legendary Pictures No More Heroes Original Soundtrack-Suda 51/GrassHopper Manufacturer Sound Effects: Super Mario Bros-Nintendo All other sound effects are from www.sounddogs.com Please share your feed back, critiques, and opinions. Thank …
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