We’ve already featured some of the beautiful work of Japan/Tokyo based Takafumi Tsuchiya aka takcom™ and yet again he makes our visual hearts beat faster.
Pico is a wonderful and staccato music video/visualisation for the experimental jazz quintet “SJQ” and it’s a combination of key-framed and generated animations mainly done in Cinema4D (including XPresso).
Links:
Takafumi Tsuchiya
SJO – Samurai Jazz Quintet (Myspace)
Add comment September 30th, 2009
Song “Make her say” by Kid Cudi
Pretty Monkey Studio is a bunch of students from Berlin, who love Videogames and Animation. And they proof their love with a bunch of great fan music videos.
See all their videos at their blog (link after the jump).
Song “Spaceman” by The Killers
The video for The Killer’s “Spaceman” is Pretty Monkey Studio’s second video, that has been made with the Playstation 3 title “LittleBIGPlanet”.
Song “Rabbit heart” by Florence & The Machine
This interpretation of the Florence & The Machine song “Rabbit heart” is based on footage from “A midsummer night’s dream” by William Dieterle and Max Reinhardt from 1935.
Links:
Pretty Monkey Studio blog
@prettymonkeys (Twitter)
Kid Cudi (Myspace)
The Killers
Florence & The Machine
LittleBIGPlanet by Sony
“A midsummer night’s dream” (on imdb.com)
Add comment September 27th, 2009
Links:
Esteban Diácono
Ólafur Arnalds (Myspace)
Via Cyana Trend.Land
Add comment September 15th, 2009
Sweet 21 years old, but already a master of her art, New York based fantasy artist Lizzy John does one thing well we love very much – MONSTERS!
The special thing about the drawings are the compositions. It’s not only scary creatures, standing on a white piece of paper, waiting for the bus or a later use in a video game. There is a lot of humour, suspense and emotion too and that’s wonderful.
All the artwork came to life on a computer.
Be sure to check out her gallery after the jump – there is so many more amazing work to see!
Links:
Lizzy John aka GraySapphire (deviantART)
Via Sweet Station
Add comment September 11th, 2009
For their 2009/10 look, onedotzero commissioned Wieden + Kennedy London to create a visual identity and interactive installation around onedotzero’s festival ethos of “convergence and collaboration”.
onedotzero is already in full swing at the BFI – so in case you are in London, don’t miss it!
For more info have a look at the BFI pages.
Links:
onedotzero global
Wieden + Kennedy London
BFI
1 comment September 11th, 2009
Everything analog here, except for the digital capturing.
Links:
Pomp&Clout
Boys Noize (Myspace)
Add comment September 11th, 2009
Finally we’ve found the time to refresh our corporate look and feel and today our new decollage.tv home page with the new logo went online.
As you might have noticed, this blog has already had it’s refurbishing program.
We hope you like it :)
Links:
decollage.tv
Add comment September 9th, 2009
decollage.tv has been asked by London based VJ label and production studio Ne1co to produce a 15 minute DVD loop with visuals for the Australia and North America tour of the UK DJ and producer duo Stanton Warriors.
We’ve based our work on their cover artwork by the great street artist SheOne and on the brief by the Stantons, which involved their logos and a general urban warriors theme.
The following videos are an edit by the Stanton Warriors incorporating these visuals and an impression of a live DJ set with the visual in the background (Beware of the shaky phone camera!).
Looks like it works quite well :)
Links:
Stanton Warriors (official)
decollage.tv
SheOne
Ne1co
Add comment September 9th, 2009
