I’m loving these accordion-folded Leperellos that Nobrow has been printing — they’re sort of halfway between a print and a little art book. The latest is Bicycle by Ugo Gattoni. I find it difficult to draw even a single bicycle, so the amount of bicycles in this dense, detail-rich work is just nuts.
And good news for those of us in North America — I’m told Nobrow has a new U.S.-based fulfillment operation, so ordering from the UK publisher is faster and, more importantly, cheaper than it was before. That’s as good an excuse as any to raid their store and place a big order.
Easy Way Out by Gotye
Director Darcy Prendergast of Melbourne, Australia-based Oh Yeah Wow had one golden rule for this music video: “Nothing should be created in a computer. All of the elements were created in camera, then masterfully assembled by visual effects wizard Andrew Goldsmith. We animated the plasticine blood, the cat, the flames, the smoke—all in stop motion with a motion control set up. Andrew then composited all these elements together.”
Rock It For Me by
Caravan Palace
French artist Ugo Gattoni came up with the concept for this boldly art directed video that was directed by Gattoni, Guillaume Cassuto, and Jeremy Pires.
Love Is Making Its Way Back Home by Josh Ritter
This stop-mo video was created with over 12,000 pieces of construction paper, shown as it was shot, with no effects added in post. A collaboration between director Erez Horovitz and animator Sam Cohen.
Romantic Crap by
Some Toir
The animation for the Russian video blends pixel, stop motion, and live action. The director is Yegor Lymarev, and the animation is by Alexei Medvedev.
New Sum (Nous Sommes) by Hey Rosetta!
Using a roto-scoping technique similar to Waking Life or Scanner Darkly, Jesse Davidge directed this video at Blatant Studios, in Vancouver, BC.
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