Deconstructing cities through CG-driven illustration
For his Cities series of artworks, designer Peter Olschinsky has built urban landscapes of near-overwhelming detail.
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Interview: Malika Favre on why she had to push herself to get rude to illustrate Penguins new Kama Sutra
We speak to the french illustrator about her playful, sexually explicit (but in no way crude) representations of the book’s techniques
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Cartoon Movie festival charts current trends in animation
Organisers look over 50 films to discover trends for stereoscopic 3D and adult-focussed productions.
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Weareflink brings a CG liquid dragon to the streets of Beijing
The Directing collective has rung in the Chinese New Year of the Dragon for VW in true dragon-style
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motion504 turns poems into animated films
motion504 has created animations for Motionpoems, which showcases visual explorations of previously published poetry.
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CoreCG MentalCore 'brings Maya and mental ray together better'
CoreCG has released MentalCore – a cross-platform plug-in designed to help artists work better with Autodesk Maya and Nvidia's mental ray rendering engine.
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Interview: The Art of Pho director details how she brought the indie comic to life online
How Lois Van Baarle adapted Julian Hanshaw’s indie graphic novel into an animated Web comic.
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Pick Me Up 2012 illustration exhibition returns to Somerset House
Pick Me Up, the graphic art fair, returns to Somerset House in London from March 22 to April 1 2012.
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Apple iBooks Author: first impressions
At Thursday’s education event, Apple put glee into the heart of every ebook publisher when it unveiled iBooks Author, the company’s new ebook authoring tool.
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CES 2012: OnLive Desktop brings Windows 7 and Microsoft Office to the iPad
OnLive is looking to offer full Windows applications “from the cloud” on tablets, starting by making Microsoft Office available to the iPad.
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Animation competition draws on prophetic Douglas Adams recording
Create an animation, see it judged by Stephen Fry and win an iPad 2
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CES 2012: Kinect motion sense tech coming to Windows PCs
Microsoft's motion-sensing Kinect technology will be available for Windows PCs in a few weeks and is destined for a lot more than just gaming, CEO Steve Ballmer said at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas on Monday.
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Get your films and animations into Rushes Soho Shorts 2012
Submissions are now being accepted for the fourteenth annual Rushes Soho Shorts festival.
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Interactive iPhone 4 rendered using HTML5 and CSS3
An impressive web-based iPhone created using HTML5, CSS 3 and JavaScript.
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10 tech trends for 2012
We're living in an exciting time in technology: From consumer products such as phones and tablets to the way your home computer accesses the Internet, everything is changing, and mostly for the better. We predict that next year the following ten developments will change the way you interact with the digital world.
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The Neighbourhood builds an projection-mapped cubic Christmas tree
Combining 3D projection mapping and Christmas, Manchester-based studio The Neighbourhood has made a cubic Christmas tree.
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iOS 5 edges out Android in HTML5 browser test
Although Android Ice Cream Sandwich makes some big leaps in HTML5 browser performance, Apple's iOS 5 is still the king, according to a study by Sencha.
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Skulls by Simon Winchester comes to the iPad
Noggins are beautiful. At least, that seems to be the point of Skulls by Simon Winchester, a new iPad app that features 3D presentations of more than 300 animal crania.
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Vic Reeves's Ministry of Curious Stuff brings Wonky animation to CBBC
Vic Reeves’ Ministry Of Curious Stuff is a new CBBC comedy sketch show featuring quirky short animations created from the comic's drawings.
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Vimeo Festival+ motion media awards open to entries
From fashion films to motion graphics, second Vimeo awards is looking to reward creators of excellent video projects.