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35 films in two minutes: a clever, minimalist motion graphics piece animated by Felix Meyer and Pascal Monaco. How many can you spot?
Reblogged from Matthew Buchanan
35 films in two minutes: a clever, minimalist motion graphics piece animated by Felix Meyer and Pascal Monaco. How many can you spot?
Reblogged from Matthew Buchanan





In 2008 the paper manufacturer Fedrigoni contacted various illustrators to create art for their “a place for paper” showroom. London based illustrator and set maker Hattie Newman used the Fedrigoni paper line to create this representation of the snow-capped Dolomites surrounding Fedrigoni’s hometown of Verona.
Recent research in the area of economics, sociology, and physiology have uncovered surprising findings into what motivates our actions. Businesses, schools, and even parents have primarily relied on a system of rewards and punishments to trigger behavioral motives—reward good behavior and punish bad behavior. The research has found that although rewards and punishments work well for mechanical tasks it fails miserably for cognitive (critical thinking) tasks actually producing opposite behavioral results.
The three key findings in Daniel Pinks book Drive (and covered in this illustrated talk) focus on the intrinsic motivations vs. the extrinsic reward/punishment motivators.
Earlier this year I read Drive, and I highly recommend the book… especially if you find the illustrated talk above interesting.
Confused with what’s going on with Greece in relation to the world economy? This animation by NOMINT features a big eyed little girl who represents Greece, a sheep with a dog neck cone as their debt, and fanny pack wearing tourists to play the part of their lenders. I’m doubt this piece will clear things up on the matter, but the animation and artistic style is fantastic.
This will give a whole new twist to reading books to your kids with an added layer of interactivity and illustration.
37signals just posted up all of the chapter illustrations (by Mike Rohde) for their new book REWORK to Flickr.
Absolutely beautiful poster design by interactive creative director Paul B. Drohan for Obscure Magpie’s SXSW party. Years ago I worked with Paul at 2Advanced Studios and his art and design have always been an inspiration for me.
Designer and founder of Authentic Jobs Cameron Moll (new to Tumblr—follow him) handcrafted a replication of the Roman coliseum using characters from the Goudy Trajan and Bembo Pro typefaces. The process took 12 months and an estimated 250 hours to complete. View more about the process and order the letterpress poster.

Aorma Vector Set

Drea Typeface

Dron Typeface

Monk Typeface

Nest Vector Set

Superstar Typeface
My close friend (and Serbian brother) Branislav Cirkovic recently launched a new site featuring experimental typography and vector sets he created for personal and commercial use—free of charge. Bran is originally from Belgrade, Serbia, but is now living in southern California and works at 2Advanced Studios as an interactive designer.
Visit Typoflat and check out Bran’s interactive portfolio
Takafumi Tsuhiya / TAKCOM blends illustrations and particle effects in this psychedelic music video for the Portland-based band AU.
Borked ID3 tags got you down? Now you can edit your Audio post’s track info and album art! Sweet.
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