This great video shows the process of the physical creation of a magazine with a twist on the standard cover.
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
10.27.2011
10.24.2011
9.16.2011
5.14.2011
Food Storage without a Refrigerator
Today when talking to my grandmother, I was reminded of this video I saw about a year ago on Dezeen. This clip is from Milan 2010 Food and Design. My favorite piece included is the food storage system, Shaping Traditional Oral Knowledge, by Japanese student Jihyun Ryou. She combines sand with a little water to replace a refrigeration system needed for vegetables. This is based on old family traditions, just as my grandmother told me her step-father used to store potatoes, carrots, and radishes in a dirt-filled cabinet when she was younger. (I think I prefer the sand.) This is a great way to eliminate those CFCs.
To read and see more from this event, click here...
4.10.2011
Tertis + Design
Argentian architect Guillermo Cameron Mac Lean created this stop-motion film
about creating a Tetris-inspired bookshelf.
about creating a Tetris-inspired bookshelf.
After watching the Tetris video, I came across another stop-motion film
that he created, and I really enjoyed it as well.
2.11.2011
Pixar!
This video on the NY Times website gives a great look into the office building of Pixar as well as all the computer animation work that goes into it.
Labels:
film,
office,
United States
Location:
Emeryville, CA, USA
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