The Superbrothers Iphone Game Sword & Sworcery looks to be something special, not out yet but have a gander here.

Like a kid with a fresh pack of Crayola’s, Adrian Johnson breaths real character and vitality into his own style of illustrations. Bright, extremely colourful and very endearing, it’s no surprise that Adrian Johnson has been snapped up by Big Active. Lots of great work …]]>

Like a kid with a fresh pack of Crayola’s, Adrian Johnson breaths real character and vitality into his own style of illustrations. Bright, extremely colourful and very endearing, it’s no surprise that Adrian Johnson has been snapped up by Big Active. Lots of great work in his folio for both print and animation. If you’re wondering why some of the illustrations look fimliar, you’ve probably seen him in the pages of FFF favourite, Monocole Magazine.

For those of you particulalrly enamoured with Adrian’s work there’s an interesting interview with the man courtersy of the ever popular Grain Edit.

I know this chap has been featured before and this may have already been around for a couple of weeks but I figured it deserved a post anyway. Lovely stuff by Johnny Kelly

Beautiful (mostly) stop-motion video by Alan Poon for the Bowerbirds song “In Our Talons” from their 2007 album Hymns for a Dark Horse. Shot on Canon 40D with Dragon Stopmotion software, this is a brilliantly made piece. Spotted on +KN

Animated happiness by Job, Joris & Marieke.

Studio AKA do it again with this wicked little animation for the BBC’s coverage of the Winter Olympics. Check out hellokinsella’s post to see some of the other BBC sport animated shorts from the past few years.

Trimono is the collaboaritve effort of Paulo Mosca, Maroto & Tricefalo all from Madrid.

The nice folks over at Central Station have asked us to spread the word about a film project being produced by some of its members, Art/Roc/Doc. The film documents Glasgow band Isosceles’ trip down to London in October 2009 to play a headlining show at the

The nice folks over at Central Station have asked us to spread the word about a film project being produced by some of its members, Art/Roc/Doc. The film documents Glasgow band Isosceles’ trip down to London in October 2009 to play a headlining show at the PLUS event, while also exploring the various goings on at the Frieze Art Fair.

So where do you guys come in? Simple… they need designers to contribute titles for the film. If you think this might be your bag, more details can be found in the Art/Roc/Doc project page on the Central Station site. The deadline for applications is midnight on 17 January, so if you fancy a shot you’ll need to get cracking! Good luck.

TreatStudios are a collective of illustrators and animators working out of London. It’s clear from even a brief gaze at their showreel, the combination of the two disciplines works harmoniously to bring some really interesting, polished results. I’ve always imagined it’s creatively liberating working in such a …]]>

TreatStudios are a collective of illustrators and animators working out of London. It’s clear from even a brief gaze at their showreel, the combination of the two disciplines works harmoniously to bring some really interesting, polished results. I’ve always imagined it’s creatively liberating working in such a studio, letting your imagination run wild with ideas and visual flair.

TreatStudios came to my attention through a recent set of spots advertising the up and coming series of E4 drama success, Skins.

The Third & The Seventh is a mind-blowing Full-CG animated piece created by Alex Roman.