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LIF (2008)
Soup.io (2007–) ♥
Netznetz (2007–2008)
Metalab (2006–) ♥
CanvasPaint (2006)
Design portfolio (2005)
Textcounter.org (2003)
PS: If I write about events, that's cause I'm inviting you to come along. Get in touch!
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June 25 2008
Magnetic Movie: The secret lives of invisible magnetic fields at NASA's Space Sciences Laboratories. So awesome. (Narrated by the scientists, animation by Semiconductor, via The Filter) bestposts
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Music is a balloon (See also: therapy, your soulmate)
Animation by Pistachios, music by Rogue Wave bestposts
Animation by Pistachios, music by Rogue Wave bestposts
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May 19 2008
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Downtown is a little-known animated series that ran on MTV for a single season in 1999. Yeah, MTV – but don't expect superficial bubblegum entertainment here. Like on the more popular Daria, the main sympathetic characters are eccentric outcasts. Whereas Daria was all about a suburban high school, this series revolves around the daily lives of a diverse group of friends in their early twenties in New York.
The episodes are full of anecdotes gathered in real interviews conducted on the streets of NYC, lending a very realistic feel to the series, and especially the dialogues. While the storylines can get a little juvenile at times, the truly great animation more than makes up for that. The medium is used to full effect here, frequently mixing dream/imagination/storytelling sequences into everyday scenes with clever transitions. The great color schemes, likable lead characters and innovative electronic soundtrack are additional bonuses.
Above: Four minutes from the Insomnia episode.
More clips on YouTube:
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The episodes are full of anecdotes gathered in real interviews conducted on the streets of NYC, lending a very realistic feel to the series, and especially the dialogues. While the storylines can get a little juvenile at times, the truly great animation more than makes up for that. The medium is used to full effect here, frequently mixing dream/imagination/storytelling sequences into everyday scenes with clever transitions. The great color schemes, likable lead characters and innovative electronic soundtrack are additional bonuses.
Above: Four minutes from the Insomnia episode.
More clips on YouTube:
bestposts
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