Tycho live visuals test footage from ISO50 on Vimeo.
Showing posts with label colour study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colour study. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
New ISO50 test video
You’ve got to love what this guy does with colour. On screen, photo and video treatments, print, there’s always an interesting tactile, analog feel to his work.
Labels:
colour study,
film treatment,
iso50,
Lens Effects,
light leak,
Scott Hansen
Thursday, 30 September 2010
Kahani. Final Year student film (Meg Park)
From Cartoon Brew:
"Kahani is short film created by student Meg Park in her final year at Dundee’s Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design. Park definitely shows talent in color design, effects and pacing – in some ways her making-of video is more inspiring than the finished film."
Making of video here:
> Production Blog
> Personal Website
Labels:
2d,
Character Animation,
colour study,
Creature Animation,
Kahani,
Meg Park,
Tiger
Friday, 12 February 2010
The Whispered World (Deadalic Entertainment)


German games developer Deadalic Entertainment have released a great looking point and click adventure, in the same genre as the recently featured Machinarium. Great rich colour palette and illustrative style - two very different stylistic approaches. More artwork on the site, click here.
Labels:
colour study,
machinarium,
point and click
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Annecy 08 promo (Andres Salaff)
Another great use of colour, this time from Cal Arts graduate Andres Salaff. The inky watercoloured backgrounds and use of what looks like oil pastels on the feathers near the end of the clip lend this a distinctive look.
Labels:
2d,
Andres Salaff. Annecy,
colour study,
oil pastel
Inka Bola (Gobelins)
Wonderful expressive stylised character design remeniscent of both Up and Disney's Hercules, great vibrant colour palette and top notch animation...
Labels:
colour study,
gobelins,
inca
Friday, 17 July 2009
Evynd Earle & Open Season

Watching Sony's Open Season again last night, and reading the accompanying art book, several reverences are made to the paintings of Evind Earle, an American artist who worked on a lot of early Disney films. Well worth a some further research...
Labels:
colour study,
Disney,
environment,
Evynd Earle,
landscape,
Open Season,
painting
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