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I have to admit, when I first saw the More4 rebrand visuals a few weeks ago I wasn’t overly excited – a nice enough visual mark with some obvious potential for TV and animation.

But having seen the rebrand fully developed to TV graphics and idents I’ve changed my mind. I expected to see clunky old train station style flip animation, but the final execution is beautifully fluid, and much more flexible. The programme info pages are clean and functional, but the identity really comes alive when the hand-built ‘flippers’ inhabit real-world scenarios, such as this lovely abandoned fishing boat.

See more visuals and idents on IdentityDesigned.com

Check it out http://vimeo.com/24982650 All these techniques currently floating the multimedia boat…

This title sequence has so many ideas and realisations around a central theme of a dark view of a possible future. Enjoy. And if possible, watch fullscreen HD.

Merry Christmas everyone!

This is just a short animation I’ve done for christmas, trying out some different techniques.

We’ve all seen the domino metaphor used many a time in advertising (remember the excellent Honda Accord advert, which created a domino sequence using various parts of the car?), but this ad for Fedex has a particularly lovely tone. It doesn’t rely solely on the domino idea for visual effect (although it’s strong enough to keep the viewer engaged); it’s a great concept which is right for the message. It’s also got a great soundtrack, timed to perfection, and the sign-off – “We make less urgent shipping to the US awesome” – is brilliant.

“3 Dreams of Black” is an interactive music video developed in WebGL. Visit the site: www.ro.me. Most of what you see during the experience is not video, but is real-time rendering of visual models through WebGL, a technology that brings hardware-accelerated 3D graphics to the browser. Combined with different live action and 2D-cell render animation assets it gives users a vivid visual and compelling musical experience where a story is told with new and ground breaking technology.

Learn more about the technology behind the production.

EELS 3D projection mapping multiplayer game from B-Reel & B-Reel Films on Vimeo.

The EELS project, created by Riccardo Giraldi at B-Reel Films in London, combines a dizzying array of technologies to take projection mapping an interactive step forward. It’s a multiplayer game experience where people can control their virtual EEL projected on a physical installation via an iPad App. It’s a quantum-leap forward from Nokia’s classic ‘Snake’, and I can see big possibilities, not just in the world of gaming, but for interaction, accessibility and communication on a much broader scale.