V.O.B. - Motion Graphics: Manhattan 4.33pm

Manhattan 4.33pm from Lizzie Oxby on Vimeo.

Director: Lizzie Oxby

A daydream to remind me of the joy of the New York skyline. "Daydreams" is one of my ongoing projects incorporating a series of observational thoughts. Manhattan 4.33pm is the latest short film made with three photographic stills which I brought to life (35 secs).

'Manhattan: 4.33pm' has been selected as a finalist in Raindance’s Welcome to the Extraordinary competition.

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V.O.B. - Animation: Big Bang Big Boom - The New Wall-Painted Animation by BLU

V.O.B. - Animation: Halfanese Animations

Posted by Laith Wallace

Here is a good look at the Halfanese animations. Girls on bikes is all what these animations are about. The animations are vibrant and full of colour. Further information on these productions can be found through Halfanese.

Girl Animation from Francis Kmiecik on Vimeo.

Bike Test Footage from Francis Kmiecik on Vimeo.

Skeleton Girls from Francis Kmiecik on Vimeo.

V.O.B. - Animation: Adobe CS5 Production Premium

V.O.B. - Animation: Nike Sister Ont

Nike Sister One
I Love Dust

Worked with AKQA in San Francisco to create an animation as part of a campaign for the new Sister One range from Nike for the South East Asia market. Once it was finished the spot it was decided to tweak it here and there for our own portfolio and what was once a 45 second piece featuring a girl dancing turned into a 1:20 epic about a girl-turned-superhero outsmarting an enraged robot through the centre of a Tokyo-inspired Metropolis.

The spot was used as an excuse to try out a bunch of ideas that had been played with around client work for the past few months along with some new techniques, eager to try out.

V.O.B. - Animation:

I do like this animation from the Olympic Organization which shows the Unity of the Olympics

V.O.B. - Art: Mad Lego Creation

Created starting from thousands of bricks of Legos, here the impressive animation of Swedish Divided into volumes Redigh in stop-motion. A colossal work of almost 1500 hours, which pays homage to the culture play-video of the Eighties. To discover in the continuation.

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