One for the elder gamers. For reference, here’s the original animation from all the way back in 1991.
I remember watching this for the first time on a friends Amiga 500 and being totally blown away by the animation and style!
Animator & artist Tomek Ducki‘s latest and greatest slice of bizarreness for Basement Jaxx’s first release in what feels like decades!
See No Evil Presents
Ben Hibon | June 3rd | Doors Open 7.00pm | Talk Starts 7.30pm
Cafe 1001 91 Brick Lane London E1 6QL
As usual it’s FREE and there are great prizes to win courtesy of our friends at Stash Magazine.
So get down to SNE where you can meet some liked minded creative people, and have some fun in the process!
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James & Thiago
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Hilarious short animation about an intergalactic delivery man.
London based director, Chris Hewitt, updates with a lovely selection of new work and a brand spanking new website built by the chaps at Profission.
I’ll not pretend to truly understand it, I just know that I like it and it looks awesome!
Ah good ol’ videogame consoles, the source of so much inspiration in animation, and these great openers from Devicers are a prime example!
Okay so it’s a little bit silly, but so what? Taking two of my childhood loves and mashing them together, Akira and Doraemon. The result is spectacular, I just wish it was a little longer!
Simple, clean and always excellent is how I’d sum up Johnny Kelly lovely animation for Pivot Dublin / Dublin City Council.
It’s nice when an airline commissions a safety video that’s actually worth watching. Impeccable stuff from London’s Art&Graft.