The world of stars
Aardman Animations was the creative force behind Madame Tussaud’s Planetarium revamp – changing it into a CG World Of Stars…
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Gamers react to the PlayStation 3
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Word play
Digit looks at successful strategies for weaving together words and visual imagery.
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Driver DVD is a smash
The Highways Agency tasked Mere Mortals Post with creating an interactive learning DVD for new drivers. Digit found out how.
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Happiness Factory
Brainstorming is the secret behind a CG ‘Happiness Factory’ for Coke’s latest commercial spot.
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Newangle on chocolate
Creating interactive 3D chocolate moulds of visitors was only one of the challenges faced by Newangle for Cadbury.
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A DownHill Duel for Fat Face
Inbox Digital’s latest viral game, for lifestyle brand Fat Face, is an addictive mountain-bike fest.
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For the record
Record covers first switched many creatives onto design. Digit investigates the industry and the threat it faces from MP3s.
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Superman Returns
The only UK post production facility to work on Superman Returns, Framestore CFC created a host of visual effects.
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Rushes bakes a classic animation
Working with Love, Rushes whipped up some old-style animated creatures for a new ad campaign for Kerry Low Low Cheese.
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Branding company says brands are brilliant
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New Blood 2006 - pt 2
Check out the next generation of creativity - as found in the D&AD's New Blood Exhibition. Part two.
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New Blood 2006 - pt 1
Check out the next generation of creativity - as found in the D&AD's New Blood Exhibition. Part one.
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Rotoscope by numbers
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Canada's beaver fever
Frank & Gordon, two cuddly CG beavers created by Buzz Image Group have taken Canada by storm.
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The Da Vinci Code
Impossible camera moves and digital architectural restoration were just some of the effects created for The Da Vinci Code.
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In a lonely place: Tom Vanderbilt
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Codehunters
Director Ben Hibon turned to Axis Animation to bring his animation for MTV to life in 3D. The result is Codehunters.
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Selling yourself
Creatives earn their keep promoting their clients’ brands - but to win clients they need to promote themselves effectively too.
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Art for gamers