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Tavis Coburn represented by Dutch Uncle created these retro-style illustrations of the BAFTA 2010 Best Film nominees.

Tavis Coburn graduated from California's prestigious Art Center College of Design with a BFA in Illustration. Since then, Tavis has created countless works for leading publishing, advertising, and music companies in North America and Europe.

His clients include: Time, Rolling Stone, GQ, The NFL, Nike, Lexus Sony/BMG, Island/Def Jam, and Universal Music to name a few. Tavis' unique style is inspired by 1940s comic book art, the Russian avant-garde movement, and printed materials from the 1950s/60s. Over the years Tavis’ work has garnered many accolades, including top honors from The Society of Publication Designers, the Society of Illustrators, and American Illustration.

In 2005, Tavis was featured in the “Fresh” section of Communication Arts, was selected by Print magazine as one of “20 Breakthrough Talents Under 30”. In 2007, he received a gold medal in the Illustration: Story category at the SPD Awards. He's been interviewed for web and print publications from around the world, including Decorate, Pig Magazine, joshspear.com and Behance. In 2008, Tavis' work for Nike/Footlocker was featured in Creative Arts and was awarded a Gold Medal in Graphis magazine's run-down of the years best poster art.

Beyond just illustration, Tavis has been tapped to create motion graphics work for clients including Dyson, Nike, and the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and has worked on imagery for a handful of Canadian film and television projects. A selection of some of his favourite recent images are available as limited edition prints via his website.

SOURCE: Tavis Coburn on Dutch Uncle

AVATAR

AN EDUCATION

HURT LOCKER

PRECIOUS

UP IN THE AIR

I thought when you create an advert for any product one of the goals is to make sure there is no room for argument. As much as it saddens me the arguments from the male perspective seem weak. Many men do that and more, so?

A weak reason to get the car you really want..... Any thoughts?

The engine does sound nice though.... : )

You've sacrificed a lot, but surely there is a limit to your chivalry. Drive the car you want to drive.



Women have their say about that Superbowl Dodge Charger ad.

Nexus One: The Story. A series of short films documenting the making of Nexus One. Episode 1: Concept & Design



Nexus One: The Story - Episode 2: Display & 3D Framework



Nexus One: The Story - Episode 3: Testing



Nexus One: The Story - Episode 4: Manufacturing



Nexus One: The Story - Episode 5: Day One

A vacationing ninja finds true love, but it's much more than he expected.



Credits:
Story, Development, Animation, Shading, Lighting, Compositing, Modeling, and Direction by Daniel Klug
Environment Artist: Vicki Shively
Additional Props: Brett Stuart
Music performance: Alexa Sage
Music Editing: Marc Jackson of Moonlab Studios
Sound Effects: David Guerrero
Character Rigs: AnimationMentor.com

Done with Maya 2009, MentalRay, and AfterEffects.
Total time to completion: 9 months.

The film's site: lesdangereux.com
Animation showreel: danieltheanimator.com

In rural Wisconsin, a lone employee waits in a cavernous old museum for visitors to come. A few individuals straggle in every few days and then, come Friday, the museum fills with life. Machines hum, presses print, artists buzz about. One weekend each month, the quiet of Two Rivers is interrupted as carloads of artisans drive in from across the Midwest. The place comes alive as printmaking workshops led by, and filled with, some of the nations top design talent descend on the sleepy enclave.



In a time when people can carry computers in their pockets and watch TV while walking down the street, Typeface dares to explore the twilight of an analog craft that is freshly inspiring artists in a digital age. The Hamilton Wood Type Museum in Two Rivers, WI personifies cultural preservation, rural re-birth and the lineage of American graphic design. At Hamilton, international artisans meet retired craftsmen and together navigate the convergence of modern design and traditional technique. But the Museums days are numbered. What is the responsibility of artists and historians to preserve a dying craft? How can rural towns survive in a shifting industrial marketplace where big-box retailers are king?

directed by Edouard Salier for a new music video for Raphael Saadiq, shoot in LA, june 2009.

Great sound!!

Geometric Layout: addLib mixes the Grid System, a fractal theory, the golden ratio and the Facial Recognition System, and then creates graphic design. It seems the layout is made at random, but it comes from the rigorous calculated system. These theories have been made through the process that people has been trying to find new expression, and they are also the ways, to capture very ordinary “beauty” in nature, namely algorithm.

Follow on twitter: @wowdev_e
Buy from App Store: App Store

The latter half of the 20th century saw the built environment merged with media space, and architecture taking on new roles related to branding, image and consumerism. Augmented reality may recontextualise the functions of consumerism and architecture, and change in the way in which we operate within it.

directed by Edouard Salier for a commercial for o2 germany

directed by Edouard Salier

Adland the movie for Circle Creative. How many adverts can you spot within the video? For more information on the show reel you can contact http://www.coy-com.com

Cool motion graphics piece for a national anti-smoking campaign. Visit the website at thecigaretteisdead.com.

The Cigarette Is Dead from FL2 Interactive on Vimeo.