Danish artist Carl Krull (based in Copenhagen). His work is drawn, painted, and occasionally animated - especially neat seeing his process in the time lapse videos.
Danish artist Carl Krull (based in Copenhagen). His work is drawn, painted, and occasionally animated - especially neat seeing his process in the time lapse videos.

A typographic video card wishing everyone Happy (Feliz) 2010, from 6D in Brazil.
Fantastic Mr. Fox was an amazing film and watching this video about how they made it makes me love it even more.
Shots asked us to do an ident for them , so Simon and I jumped on the occasion to do a second short promo for the dead pirates . It was done in 2 weeks at the Mill including writing of the script and the music , which explains the simplicity of the clip .
Laika is a dynamic typeface which changes its shape and appearance based on a broad spectrum of inputs. Developed by Michael Flückiger and Nicolas Kunz for their thesis at Bern University of the Arts in Switzerland.
SubmarineChannel just published the first series of 17 video interviews with top Dutch visionary designers. The interviews feature people like Jurgen Bey, MVRDV, NL Architects… Check it out here.
takcom™ is Takafumi Tsuchiya from Tokyo. This is his latest video for experimental jazz quintet SJQ.
From the new agency murmure (Julien Alirol, Paul Ressencourt & Simon Roché).
There’s a little inside look at Geoff’s studio and the titles he’s working on for the trailer/movie. More pics at the Where The Wild Things Are blog, We Love You So.
Interesting behind-the-scenes look at one of Stanley Kubrick’s masterpieces. His then 17-year-old daughter, Vivian, filmed the documentary, making for a really raw feel. Video with commentary from Vivian Kubrick here. Via /Film.
From Bam Studio in Brazil. See more or their videos on Vimeo. Via Juxtapoz.
I’m kind of exited about the new group Them Crooked Vultures. Band consists of Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl (drums), Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme (guitar), and Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones (bass and keyboards). You can’t get your hands on any music yet, with the exception of some cellphone video from a show in Chicago, and as far as I can tell you can’t see where or when they’ll be playing next. Quite mysterious. I think these guys have potential though (despite “super group” reputation), sounds like they rock pretty good.
We recently got a note from Blocter who just uploaded a short video/interview with the people behind Typeradio - the very cool radio channel (podcast) on type & design.