The QBF 2010 showreel
Got enough of art and abstract design? Have some strictly commercial work from the talented Martijn Hogenkamp. He is an Amsterdam based designer director and is looking to make it big in the world of brands and motion graphics. If you want to know what sells, look no further.
no comments yetGraffiti Technica 2010 reel
A reel strictly dedicated to the art of graffiti? It makes sense when it’s 3D-animated! This is some impressive work, artistically and technically, and well worth watching.
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Andrew Newby 2010 showreel
In graphic design less can be more. Andrew Newby from Canada seems to follow this philosophy in his work for diverse clients like Coca Cola, Amnesty International or Showtime and its cult program “Dexter”. In the last case he really can live out his preference for clear, simple layouts that he also shows in his webdesign work. This is another entry in the “how do I show off webdesign-work in a showreel” category and worth watching for anyone with a similar task.
no comments yetShotopop 2010 showreel
Shop Around strikes again! They seem to have an endless supply of extremely talented artists and Shotopop’s showreel drives this point home with beautiful motion-graphics and animations.
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Jorge Artola 2010 showreel
A great movie deserves an awesome intro. Jorge Artola arranged for this when he created the beautiful introduction for Iñárritus celebrated motion picture debut “Amores perros”. Beside that there are a lot more motion graphics worth seeing in this recently published 2010 showreel, in which he shows a keen sense for colour and composition and an overall artistic quality.
no comments yetArnaud Peron 2010 showreel
The great tradition of French artists seems to be transformed into the modern world of motion graphics. Like many other designers from Paris Arnaud Peron has a lot of amazing ideas and knows how to put them into practice in a beautiful style. This 2010 showreel stands out due to well staged rhythm alternations and a great focus on details.
no comments yetLinus Lundin 2009 showreel
Scandinavia is famous for good education. One example is the Motion Graphics Designer School at Hyper Island in Sweden, which consistently arouses our interest by fostering a lot of great young artists like Linus Lundin. In his 2009 showreel he delivers us insight into his very creative and appealing work.
1 commentEmil Goodman 2008 showreel
When I get sick of the hyper-clean, ever-exciting worlds of consumerist commercial videos I need something different to get the clogged creative arteries flowing again. Thankfully Emil Goodman from Hungary provides some fresh perspective with his creative and slighty disturbing visuals. It’s one of those showreels that sticks in the back of your head for a while.
no comments yetVideodrome Reel 2009
“Good Artists Borrow, Great Artists Steal” — the guys at Videodrome have apparently taken Picasso’s famous words to heart and I couldn’ help the feeling that I’ve seen many scenes in this showreel somewhere else before. It’s all original work though and the art direction and execution is beautiful. They clearly have the potential to become great artists.
no comments yetDan DiFelice 2010 Showreel
If you want a complete collection of all trends in motion graphics of the past four years, look no further. Dan DiFelice has done it all and his showreel is like a collection of everything we’ve gotten so used to. It’s all beautifully executed and provides a neat reference for the very basics of contemporary motion art direction.
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