Friday, February 5, 2010

Creative Inspire 100205

This is my first post on web design.  Websites are getting a little crazier and crazier as every year goes by.  Sometimes it's for better, sometimes not so much.  This design by Fluid and SS+K really caught my attention though.  It's called Spectra and was made for MSNBC's website.  I think it does a good job of creating an interactive experience for the viewer.  It's a well put together alternative to traditional web page navigation.



Try it out.  I think it's kind of fun but I'd love to hear what other people's thought are on it.  Feel free to leave a comment with your opinion.

http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/components/spectra/index.html

Ryan Snider
www.heshouldworkforme.com

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Thursday, February 4, 2010

Creative Inspire 100204

Alan Becker put together a really fun little animation.  Be ware of what you create, you never know what it may be capable of.

This pic is just a screen capture of the animation.  Click on it or the link below to see the actual animation.



http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs13/f/2007/077/2/e/Animator_vs__Animation_by_alanbecker.swf

Ryan Snider
www.heshouldworkforme.com

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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Creative Inspire 100203

Kay Tennemann has some serious Cinema 4D chopps!  Check out this piece that he did with the people over at Parasol Island for Ikea.  Turning random bits of furniture into an epic journey is quite an accomplishment.


IKEA PS from mostyle on Vimeo.

Some style frames for ya.













This is just the jump off though. There is so much more inspiration to be found at his profile site at mostyle.tv.



Ryan Snider
www.heshouldworkforme.com



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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Creative Inspire 100202

Oh shit the whole world is under alien attack. Space Invaders are everywhere. This is some fun creative urban art. The classic image of a pixelated alien nemesis is being plastered up on walls, bridges, signs and basically any urban canvas you can think of. It's almost like a global game of where's Waldo with a digital stunt double.

 

  
 

Go to www.space-invaders.com to take a hunting trip around the world.

Ryan Snider

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Monday, February 1, 2010

Creative Inspire 100201

Ever wondered what your house dreams about at night.  Personally it's a question that's haunted me for years keeping me up at night.  Well that is until I saw this video from the people over at urban screen in Germany.

555 KUBIK | facade projection | from urbanscreen on Vimeo.


Check out more at:
www.urbanscreen.com

Ryan Snider
www.heshouldworkforme.com

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Creative Inspire 100131

Some real surreal creative imagery pours out of the mind of Jochem van Wetten. I'm digging it.  There's everything from swinging donkeys to smoking monkeys in his gallery.  All of his images have this cool dream like quality to them and are worth checking out.



 For more check out:
www.jochemvanwetten.nl

 Ryan Snider
www.heshouldworkforme.com

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Creative Inspire 100130

This is all the work of one brilliant CG artist.  When I say all the work, I mean right down to the sound scape that accompanies the short film.  Alex Roman's name is the only one you will see in the credits.  He has created an amazing piece of art here that i will probably study over the next year or so still puzzled as to how one man pulled this off.

The first time I watched "The Third & The Seventh" I said to myself, "Self, I'm amazed at how well he's composited the CG footage into the shots of this building."  Then I researched the project a little more to find out that even the buildings are CG.  In fact everything but the photographer, slow-motion birds, airplane, sky backgrounds and some time lapsed plants are CG.  Everything in this little world he has created is virtually his own creation.  To prove this to the skeptics I've included the making of footage and a breakdown of the render passes.
  


See more at:
thirdseventh.com


Ryan Snider
www.heshouldworkforme.com