Sita Sings the Blues
Posted by marilyn | Filed under Inspirational, Opinions/Reviews, Others
I came across this wonderful animation which weaves three stories with very different graphic styles into one film. Based around the Indian epic the Ramayana, it was designed, animated, written and edited by Nina Paley on her computer at home. As you can imagine for one person, a lot of hard work went into this film and for Nina, it was literally a labour of love (one of the strands of the film is autobiographical).
Sita Sings the Blues is freely available to watch, distribute, copy, share etc. under a Share Alike License.
Check out the film for yourself and enjoy it in the spirit that it was made.
Microsoft Sustainability
Posted by namit | Filed under Inspirational, Technology
The incredible presentation of what could be the future technology in 2019 according to Microsoft. A work prepared by the Microsoft R&D showing the combination of touch and digital paper. More images and video in the future is added.
Hyperrealism Vector Art
Posted by dan | Filed under Advertising, Career in Design, Illustrations, Inspirational
Vector smile by Dan Codner
Hyperrealism is an art movement, which requires the same level of technical ability as photorealistic illustration. While Hyperrealism delivers a similar level of skill to images, this style allows the artist to creatively interpret an image. In Hyperrealism artists utilize ethereal lighting effects, depth of field techniques, and camera style perspective to depict the images. They create images that are imaginatively realistic.
here are examples of some of the finest vectors out there…
www.crisvector.com one of my favourite artists
