One of the more interesting photoshopping contests on Worth1000. This time, participants had to submit colorized black and white photographs from the World War 2 era. This colorized photograph, showing…
Marshall Alexander, a Netherlands based graphic designer and illustrator, makes awesome papercraft models of retro videogame consoles and cartoon characters. You can download the templates of the models, and then…
The General Assembly of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10, 1948.
The Human Rights Action Center recently commissioned graphic and motion designer, Seth Brau, to create an animated video to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the historic event.
Seth used a combination of After Effects and Illustrator to distill the 30 articles of the proclamation into a short, yet concise, work of animation.
Watch it after the jump.
The storywriters of the early Wonder Woman comics not only made the Amazon princess battle Nazis and other nefarious villains, but also had her tussle valiantly with large, uh, phallic-shaped…
The producers of the widely acclaimed, Evil Dead, The Musical, released this gruesomely-hilarious commercial to promote the show in Toronto.
The ad reassures potential audience members that the show was still a funny, if twisted, musical at heart.
Note: The commercial has lots of fake gore.
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I’m completely dumbfounded by the 'Beer Belt' from UrbanOutfitters. Who in their right mind would wear this around at a party ? Snip from site: Finally! Yes, it's the life-changing,…
The Pink Tentacle blog has some wonderful pictures of Japanese trains decorated with anime characters, and colorful artworks by famous artists. Japan is definitely one of the coolest places on…
Back in May this year, I had posted an animated video, which was created by researcher Aaron Koblin using data from 24 hours of US air traffic. Here is yet…
The music video for the band Fat City Reprise’s song ‘Long Gone’ was created using thousands of still photographs.
The brilliant video was conceptualized and directed by Cesar Kuriyama, a New York based animator, who took 14 months to create the video. His director of photography took 45,000 photographs with a Nikon D200 DSLR camera, which were then later stitched together to create the effect of motion film.
Like most people, you will either love the music, or just hate it.
Watch the video after the jump.
Some creative soul made a short, satirical version of the entire Watchmen comic book series using MS Paint. Check it out here (some NSFW language).