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Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
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2 Sept 2011
19 Jun 2011
News: I Didn't See It Coming directed by Lesley Barnes
10 Mar 2011
Portrait: Ideal dinner party guests No. 5
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| Björk |
This illustration is available as a limited edition set of four prints here. You can purchase each print individually or get a deal on the entire set of four!
By Troy DeShano
By Dawn Welch
7 Dec 2010
Christmas No. 2
By Avril Kelly
This is a Christmas wallpaper from Helmetgirl.
It's free to download and you can find it here in a few different sizes, also visit here to watch a little animation of true Christmas spirit being brewed by the elves...
30 Oct 2010
Artist 38: Emma Fitzgerald
Another wonderful artist to feature today, Emma Fitzgerald. Award winning animator,director and illustrator Emma has moved back into the sphere of illustration and what a treat it is! Collage is her primary modus operandi, and she uses it to devastating effect. Cool clear lines sharply designate beautifully considered soft colour. Her work is a fine balance of composition and though I hate to use the phrase her work really does "pop" she is the master of her medium with her smooth coffee skies at once mysterious and mournful but she can inject a wry twist and this dexterity is her trademark. She floats between disciplines but she does have that special attention to movement and placement that marks her out as an animator and its this what seems to give her work a delicate pathos. Its really nice to see collage that is refreshing and cleansing to the eye and her work feels like a glass of cold water after a hot bath. We love her you should too, read a little about her here!
Who are you:
I am an Illustrator/ Animator living in London, making collage Illustrations and Stop Motion Animations. I have a degree in Illustration, where I first tried and loved animation.
What do you do:
I was nominated for a D & AD Award for my animation, then went on to do an internship with Tigerprint (card company that designs for Marks & Spencer) and worked Freelance for them. I have also directed and animated music videos, illustrated for magazines, animated for theatre projections, and also interned with fantastic animation director, Andrew Gibbs. Most recently I have moved back towards illustration, making collage pieces, in and out of the computer, and recently exhibited some of these pieces in London. I have also had my animations 'The train' and 'Ghosts' exhibited, the latter in my current favourite venue, East London's Wilton's Music Hall.
A Personal statement about you or your work:
To describe my work to people I would say it is paper, found imagery, subdued colour palette, old photographs, things folding, moving collage, a little bit Monty Python, a little bit Lotte Reiniger, sometimes sad, sometimes funny, sometimes neither, always time consuming, usually a labour of love, rarely drawn.
A Personal statement about you or your work:
To describe my work to people I would say it is paper, found imagery, subdued colour palette, old photographs, things folding, moving collage, a little bit Monty Python, a little bit Lotte Reiniger, sometimes sad, sometimes funny, sometimes neither, always time consuming, usually a labour of love, rarely drawn.
29 Sept 2010
Here comes Halloween!
Illustration by Natsuki Otani
Hello everyone, this is the first ever news post on this blog!
Before announcing the news, I'd like to thank you all for the support you've given to our blog, we couldn't keep this blog going without you readers, followers and amazing artists. I'm so so proud of how this blog turned out and the wonderful community around Illustration Rally. I really hope that we can keep making you happy with our posts and give the opportunity to share fresh artwork from artists all over the world.
Well, enough of that, here is our news!:)
Halloween event
This will start from the 1st to the 31st October, you can send us any Halloween related artwork eg. Illustration, Photography, Graphic Design, Animation and I will post artwork I get with the links to your website/blog daily! You can share your Halloween related products even, so this is the perfect opportunity to promote your stuff.
There is no restriction for the submissions as long as it's Halloween related, it can be new work or something you've made already, and anyone can join this, pro, amateur, students or your kids!:D
This is to enjoy and share the joy and the terror of Halloween and give artists an opportunity to share their fantastic work with everyone.
Please send your work to illustrationrally [at] hotmail.co.uk with the link to your portfolio site, we are really looking forward to seeing your art!
Thaaaaanks and get cracking,
Illustration Rally x
Labels:
Animation,
Events,
Graphic Design,
Halloween,
illustration,
News,
Photography
8 Sept 2010
Artist 15: Kate Copeland
Kate Copeland is an illustrator/animator who has a magic wand to control black and white to give us magical moments. The beautiful pencil shadows she creates won't stop facinating you even for a second. Music is a massive influence for her and her animation is the perfect platform to experience her illustration and music together, you can check her vimeo account here and enjoy her interview!
Who are you: I'm Kate an illustrator and designer, currently living in London. I recently graduated with first class honors in Illustration from The Arts University College at Bournemouth.
What do you do: I'm currently working as a freelance illustrator and I also curate Beyond The Sea, an arts and music platform. I don't like to limit myself to one practice, as I have a passion for animation and graphic design too.
How did you start: I've been drawing throughout my whole life, but my real passion for illustration and design started at foundation. During my time at university I promoted my work as much as possible and that really started the ball rolling.
A Personal statement about you or your work: I'm interested in manipulating traditional drawing techniques with innovative processes. My recent animation work was based on scientific experiments and action script coding to manipulate the movement and sequence of my pencil drawings. I think you can see my interest in graphic design in my drawings, I'm always aware of the finished product, my lines are very neat and clean.
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