DON’T MIX ADDERALL AND TOYS TOGETHER.

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Wanna imagine what Hello Kitty or Thomas the Tank Engine would do to a 5-year old’s room after a night of heavy tea partying and adderall? The artist JeongMee Yoon is working on a project documenting the relationship between gender and family consumer habits.  See if you can tell the difference between a child and Dora the Explorer.

 

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Making of a Chinese Girl

Artist created the chinese girl and paid most attention to eyes and mouth coz these are the key areas of facial expression

CGSociety on G.I.: Joe

CGSociety covers digital matte painting by Prime Focus for G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.

CGW covers G-Force and HP6

The August 2009 issue of CGW covers G-Force and HP6 (subscription required).

fxguide on Up and Partly Cloudy

fxguidetv interviews Pete Sohn on Partly Cloudy and Bob Whitehill on the 3D version of Up.

Peter Doyle on HP6

fxguide interviews Peter Doyle on his role as supervising digital colourist for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

Millimeter on G.I.: Joe

Millimeter step by step article on CIS Hollywood’s fx for G.I.: Joe.

CGSociety on D9

CGSociety interviews D9 Image Engine vfx supe Dan Kaufman.

VFXWorld covers Shorts

Shorts: Rodriguez Summons Another Kid-Friendly Tall Tale, at VFXWorld.

Michele D’Auria: Honda “The Dream Comes True”

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Michele D’Auria’s ambitious mini-bio of Soichiro Honda is full of jewel-toned palettes and beautiful illustrations that relate the genesis of the Honda brand with heart-felt enthusiasm and surprising artistry.

Michele’s approach is anything but literal, using for the enchanted dreamland of young Soichiro’s mind as the film’s stage.

The slow and steady pace of the narrative is punctuated by clever transitions and unexpected camera work. Simone Prisco’s lush, painterly backgrounds are wonderfully offset by the hybrid 2D and 3D animation.

Don’t miss the making-of video on Michele’s site.

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