Jeder hat wahrscheinlich schon mal eines ihrer Werke gesehen - Sarah Oliphant bei der Arbeit.

Description

Sarah Oliphant, one of the art world’s most prolific yet best-kept secrets, has built an extraordinary legacy through her work. Her daughter, Violet Oliphant-O’Neill, now faces the challenge of forging her own artistic identity in the shadow of her mother’s success. While Sarah encourages Violet to follow her heart and “find her own adventure,” Violet struggles to balance the weight of the Oliphant legacy with her deep desire to stay true to herself. The Promise of Spring explores the tension between honoring family traditions and creating ones own destiny.

A film by Anna Louise Andersen

 

 

 

Drawings on the new iPad and the pencil - nice tools :-)

BOOKFACE | Corpus Libris from Jacco Kliesch on Vimeo.
A cinematic interpretation of the “bookface” style.
This short film was conceived in collaboration with the creative team of Erlangen City’s public library.
For two days we were carefully lining up faces, objects and body parts – each time trying to create a perfect melding of life and art.

Stadtbibliothek Erlangen
www.erlangen.de/bibliothek/
www.instagram.com/stabi_erlangen/
https://www.facebook.com/stadtbibliothek.erlangen/

Filmed, directed and edited by Jacco Kliesch
www.jacco-kliesch.com

Music: Rolegur by Osker Wyld

The term "Corpus Libris" has become a synonym for "bookface".
"Corpus" is Latin for "body" and "Libris" means "in the books".

The Exquisite Corpse Project 2 is a motion graphics piece directed by Michael Waldron and created by a group of artists from around the world. It debuted at this years Motion Conference in Santa Fe. The idea was to create a piece of art that you share with another artist. That artist has to figure out how to seamlessly transition into their piece and then they hand off their work to another artist. This repeats until the final animation is complete.

The Exquisite Corpse Project 2 from michael waldron on Vimeo.

Adventures in the mystical land of Nepal. A cross-section through jungle, city, and mountain.
Can't wait to go back to this beautiful place. ❤️‍
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Music by Silinder (soundcloud.com/silinder) remixing Banco De Gaia (banco.co.uk) (used with permission).
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera (ProRes)
Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8 OIS
Voigtlander 25mm f0.95
Premiere Pro CC, DaVinci Resolve + FilmConvert OFX
Thanks to Himalayan Scenery Treks (himalayanst.com) for helping out and being great friends along the way.

NEPAL TIMES from James Baker on Vimeo.

"踊る折り鶴です。仕組みはカンタン、電流を流すと磁力が発生する「電磁石」を使って、­鶴の足を動かしています。誰もが見たことのある折り鶴が、誰も見たことのない動きで動­き出す・・・！

メイキングはこちら↓"
:-)))


via blogrebellen.

"An independent short dance animation about dreams, aspirations and fears. Made with over 4000 hand cut characters over the period of a year."

Little Dreams from Wilkie Branson on Vimeo.

I wanted to create a piece that reflected an everyday scene in Malaysia that reminds me of home. Teh Tarik (which means 'pulled-tea' in Malay) is a drink served in local coffeeshops (or kopitiams) that is sweet, frothy and milky, and is frothed up when tea is poured between two containers. Perhaps more important than the drink itself is the underlying culture. Locals gather in kopitiams and mamaks, and here they talk about where to buy the best durians, the traffic, politics, weather, soccer... It is a drink that brings people together and I hope that I get to share a bit of my country through this piece!

I used 20,000 teabags to illustrate a man preparing teh tarik in the background, with soft drink cans and an ice-kacang (shaved ice) machine as props in front of him hung in the foreground. The piece was 3.2x2.2meters...and weighed 200kgs! The teabags are stained in 10 different shades of brown. The teabags were stained by steeping the bags in hot water - the lesser and hotter the water, the more they were stained - and the darker tones were stained with brown food dye. All these bags were stapled and attached onto tiles of wiremesh, then hung off a wooden frame. I spent about two months planning, sourcing, creating and filming this piece.

This piece was commissioned to be displayed at the World Economic Forum in Davos, 23 Jan 2015.
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fantastic work!!!
danke, ronny.

Through the Ground Glass from Taylor Hawkins on Vimeo.
A vignette about a large format photographer.

Photographer: Joseph Allen Freeman
www.joefreemanjunior.com

Producer/Co-Director: Nick Bolton

Cinematographer/Co-Director: Taylor Hawkins

This video was graded with FilmConvert. It has been entered into their 2014 Cinematography competition. Please vote for us if you enjoyed the film.
http://www.filmconvert.com/Competition_2014/Video.aspx?id=896&order_by=picks

If you'd like a contact print from the negative featured in this film, Joe has made them available on his Etsy site:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/207304694/cave-eastern-washington-2014