watercolor animation

This is a nice video clip for the music "Baby I'm Yours" all made with watercolor images.

It was (directed) handmade by Irina Dakeva @Wizz and composed of approx 2000 images watercolor painted one after another.
A great reference for my imagery animation.

Looking for watercolor based animations I also found a this reel. The agency is called The Fine Maker.

portfolio

Looking for some animation references I found this animation collective sutdio based in Zurich.
They are called Partizan Lab and their work is very nice and convered by many different styles.
Check out this one made by Geoffroy De Crecy. I really liked the style.

stop motions I love

test with watercolor

animation tests

project 1: final version

the one I presented in class

and after some adjustments

bpc logo evolution

motion portfolios on Behance

One of the the places I like to search for references is on Behance.
Here are some good animation examples that I would like to share:
Muffins
Discovery History
Holiday Card
Type Animation
MTV Idents

This last one remebered me George Rousse work.

some friends work

Studio Shimeji . São Paulo, Brazil

Filet Mignon . Rio, Brazil / Berlin,Germay

concepting

keywords brainstorm

tagline brainstorm

this month events

about BPC

Links I've researched about Battery Park City

BPC Authority
• about the green iniciative
BPC Parks Conservancy
BPC in Wikipedia
BPC Library
Map indicating the art instalations

News:
NY Times
NY Mag 
EEK Architects
Meier Group
Skyscrapercity

typographical animations

Here is a good example of how you can use typography as image in an animation

And here a very beautiful student work

walking around battery park city

some pictures from my tour in the neighborhood:



and some textures:

where in NYC?

The Battery Park City is 92-acre planned community at the southwestern tip of lower Manhattan, bounded on the east by West Street and surrounded by Hudson River.

 

It was developed as bradn new city within NYC as a way to revitalize the area. The land upon which it stands was created by land reclamation on the Hudson River using, mainly, soil and rocks excaveted during the construction of the World Trade Center.
Its project reserved a great portion of the area for public spaces, those are permanently protected as "mapped parkland" by the City of New York. Besides the parks, it gives place to many residential and commercial buildings, including the World Financial Center.