Typography in Motion
A bunch of great examples, in case any of you are planning on working on your movies.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Getting a message across
I thought this was worth a gander
http://www.designobserver.com/archives/029268.html
a powerful message it is.
http://www.designobserver.com/archives/029268.html
a powerful message it is.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Vectormagic
Worth checking it out! It turns bitmap images into
vector graphics so you can stretch stretch stretch! :)
http://vectormagic.stanford.edu/
vector graphics so you can stretch stretch stretch! :)
http://vectormagic.stanford.edu/
Robotic Calligrapher
Check out this robot programmed to pen the entire Martin Luther Bible on one long sheet of paper.
Full story at Ministry of Type.
Full story at Ministry of Type.
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Sunday, November 4, 2007
[Slim] Project 3 Storyboarding process
Man, I'm lagging behind on this one pretty bad. This past week was rather horrid. I've gots to make up!!! :)
Alright, so I'm posting some action shots of the process.
I had first thought of defining "information", then "architecture", but it didn't seem wholly necessary for the purpose, so I nixed the first bit. It also helps me keep this around a minute long, too.
I got stuck trying to come up with a simple example for information design (a complex one would be picking something like designing a subway map, then saying the principles behind subway map translates to any sort of densely populated network of objects, but that was a bit too deep for this purpose)
So I brainstormed a bit by randomly spewing thoughts that came to my mind on post-it notes on the wall, and doing quick affinity diagramming to find what the hell it is that my brain is trying to look for.
It turned out that a "todo list" could be a simple enough example. So I went on with the storyboarding.
Alright, so I'm posting some action shots of the process.
I had first thought of defining "information", then "architecture", but it didn't seem wholly necessary for the purpose, so I nixed the first bit. It also helps me keep this around a minute long, too.
I got stuck trying to come up with a simple example for information design (a complex one would be picking something like designing a subway map, then saying the principles behind subway map translates to any sort of densely populated network of objects, but that was a bit too deep for this purpose)
So I brainstormed a bit by randomly spewing thoughts that came to my mind on post-it notes on the wall, and doing quick affinity diagramming to find what the hell it is that my brain is trying to look for.
It turned out that a "todo list" could be a simple enough example. So I went on with the storyboarding.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Adobe text effect presets
Here
In case you want to preview what all the text effect presets in After Effects are. There are lots (and lots and lots).
In case you want to preview what all the text effect presets in After Effects are. There are lots (and lots and lots).
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