Hello Von & Micah Lidberg

Based on our discussion of negative space




http://hellovon.com/#thework

Painter Jung-Yeon Min

When I look at these I wish I could kind of escape into them and

explore the spaces. I wish I could trap people like that.

colored contacts

story is kinda whatevers... i like the way it ends (the last two shots) and the costumes. i mean. not so much the asian stuff, but the sword is rad and same with the dude w/ the twigs coming out of his eyes. the sparkliness is a good touch too. colored contacts are kinda cool too... means less post stuff if we can get it right during the shoot

labeling

i like the idea of labeling stuff, i think its in interesting way to interact with a viewer and inform... also it can be very aesthetically pleasing when presented in an interesting way

lines

i dig lines like this. esp on the sides of vans

drumming & multiplying

yo, looks like brad's twin is playing drums in this one

http://www.humanmotions.com/a/animations01.htm

http://acidolatte.blogspot.com/2010/05/haroshi.html?zx=17580fb2ec16ad66

  http://acidolatte.blogspot.com/2009/10/matthias-maenner.html

i like the simplicity and how they did the floating shots

yup

Blockhead - The Music Scene from Ninja Tune on Vimeo.

Baths - "Lovely Bloodflow" from anticon. on Vimeo.

this shit is too sick

Azureus Rising

Time Displacement at 2:20 after

Underwear by FM Belfast (Music Video) from Daniel Scheinert on Vimeo.

Cool analog editorial ways to time displace a body to make them feel warped

Nike Move - Match Cuts

Bullet Time Freeze

French Fighting Scene Animation - Dynamic Moves

Sigg Jones from Asterokid on Vimeo.

First Post

Hey All,

- Bradford Lynn - blynn@inside.artcenter.edu
- Steve Lee - stevelee1021@gmail.com
- Doug Chang - mr.dougchang@gmail.com
- Chris Chan - christopherjchan@gmail.com

Please post anything and everything that inspires you about making this piece happen!
(music, video, motion, illustration, print and the like)

Below are some links I've already showed you guys. Please comment and use this frequently. Hopefully this will become our mood board for the project.

Bradford's blog: http://bradfordlynn.blogspot.com/

TODOR & PETRU from CRCR on Vimeo.