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Idiot Box: Sci-Fi gets weird in Cartoon Network's Japanese import “Space Dandy”
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Americans either love or hate anime. Most people take one look at the big-eyed characters and the squeaky voices prevalent in so many Japanese-exported cartoons and tune right out. Even among those dedicated otaku who love anime, there’s a lot of specialization. Some fans only watch shows in which the main characters are cute young females in schoolgirl skirts. (Fortunately those people have a lot to choose from.) Others stick exclusively to any show with robots. But there’s one thing nearly everyone, fan of anime or not, tends to agree on: “Cowboy Bebop” was the shit. Click to see more.
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'Animated Movie Posters' Are Possibly Better Than The Actual Films
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Movie poster designs have varied significantly over the decades, but the boring, old, two-dimensional paper format has always remained the same. That is until now. Click to watch this tongue-in-cheek video from CineFix to see "Animated Movie Posters" completely change the movie poster game
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Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Here’s a collection of some of the best photos I’ve seen from Chicago’s most intrepid photogs who braved the absurd weather to snap a few amazing photographs. Click to see more.
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Irish Film Festival, Boston Extends Call for Entries to Jan 15th 2014 The Irish Film Television Network One of the “Top 20 Coolest Film Festivals” worldwide according to MovieMaker Magazine, the festival has screened over four hundred and fifty...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Inaugurated in 2003 to honor those filmmakers whose work constitutes celebrating the very best of Ireland and the Irish on screen – past, present and future, film submissions to the festival films will be received in the following categories: Best Breakthrough Feature, Most Inspiring Best Short/Animation, & The Global Vision Best Documentary. Click to read more.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
LAS VEGAS -- In the drive to bring 4K to the home, there’s a chicken-and-the-egg situation between the need for Ultra HD set penetration and 4K content. M-GO, a pay-as-you-go digital movie and TV streaming service that is a joint venture between Technicolor and DreamWorks Animation, is addressing the latter by announcing a 4K streaming service Monday at CES.
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Mirror.co.uk Star Wars-style 3D hologram phones could be on the market within five years Mirror.co.uk A Star Wars-style phone which allows users to see 3D hologram images of the person on the other end of the line could be on the market within five...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
A Star Wars-style phone which allows users to see 3D hologram images of the person on the other end of the line could be on the market within five years. The breakthrough was hailed as “science fiction becoming science fact” nearly 40 years after Princess Leia appeared before Luke Skywalker in the 1977 blockbuster.
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Opening on Monday January 6th as a part of the LEA's Full Sim Art series is Gem Preiz's A Catherdral Dreamer, exhibiting his most recent fractal art creations and which is effectively one-third of a three-part exhibition. Via Dulcie Mills
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Worth a Visit.
The Installation comprises five distinct elements. There is a central arrival plaza, which is largely devoid of distinguishing features, symbolic of, Gem tells us, “the choices which each of us inevitably has to make about the various attitudes towards Life, the world and other people.” Surrounding this, and connected to it by individual paths, are four great exhibition halls, which the artist advises people to visit in the specific order of East, West, North and South. Click to see more.
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Animal Lace is a spectacular collection of intricate designs developed into the shape of animal busts. Via Annie Brightstar
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Animal Lace is a spectacular collection of intricate designs developed into the shape of animal busts. The series was created by young artists Linlin and Pierre-Yves Jacques who used 3D printing techniques to develop the wall sculptures out of white polyamide and gloss paint. By day, the strong white 3D shapes protrude out from the wall in a decorative display. By night, lights glimmer through the animal forms, and a dynamic energy radiates from the complex lace patterns in unexpected formations along the wall. Click to watch the Gallery.
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3D Sci-Fi Movie Maker is a nice application designed to help you create movies yourself. Applications with complex interface should be easy once you get To use all the features. As soon as the new project is started, you can ...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Review: Science fiction movies are always fun to watch and push your imagination to limit. 3D Sci-Fi Movie Maker is a nice application designed to help you create movies yourself. Applications with complex interface should be easy once you get To use all the features. Click to read more.
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DreamWorks Animation partners with Fuhu on new tablet Los Angeles Times Jim Mitchell, chief executive of Fuhu, said, “This strategic alliance with DreamWorks Animation and the creation of the DreamTab is a major game changer in taking kids tech to...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
The tablet also includes a "Be an Artist" program that teaches kids how to create "Shrek" and other animated characters in one-on-one video sessions with DreamWorks animators.
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So, you take a piece of paper. Make a few creases and produce this animation. Stunning. http://t.co/dB39Touq5s
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Cologne artist Simon Schubert creates intricate images of stately homes and palaces simply by folding plain white sheets of paper. Click to see more.
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Crunchyroll News VIDEO: Independent Stop Motion Sci-Fi Animation "Junk Head 1" Crunchyroll News A Japanese independent creator Takahide Hori, who is also known as YAMIKEN, posted his latest stop motion animation work, the 30-minute first episode of...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Japanese independent creator Takahide Hori, who is also known as YAMIKEN, posted his latest stop motion animation work, the 30-minute first episode of the original Sci-Fi fantasy story Junk Head on YouTube and Nico Nico Douga on December 31, 2013. He spent four years to animate the episode almost independently. This short is selected by the 36th Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, the world-biggest film festival dedicated to short films, as the only work from Japan. Click to watch it.
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The Making of Paperman - Disney Animated Short Film 3D/2D breakdown video of 'Paperman' and behind the scenes Videos presented by the director of the short John Kahrs, The Making of Paperman,3d,3d animation, 3D Animation short films, 3D/2D breakdown...
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The Making of Paperman – Disney Animated Short Film Click to watch more.
Côté Court's curator insight,
January 4, 2014 7:19 AM
Un nust see pour les apprentis animateurs! A vos shorts!
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The eight movie stories to watch for in 2014
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
The year 2014 promises to be a big and at times fraught period for American cinema, with anticipated sequels, resurgent genres and risky bets all making their way forth. Here are eight notable stories worth watching.
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The Week Magazine Winter movie guide: All the films you should see in January and February The Week Magazine s 2013 drew to a close, most critics and film fans were salivating over the impressive movies that have hit theaters in the past few weeks:...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Unfortunately, that's as good as it's going to get for a while. With their big, star-studded awards show contenders in theaters just in time for Christmas, Hollywood is spending January and February releasing all the garbage that didn't fit into the rest of their schedule for the year. It's an annual tradition, but 2014's lineup is looking particularly ugly. Click to see more.
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E! Online
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
A year ago the prospect of a Veronica Mars movie was laughable at best, but one highly-publicizedKickstarter campaign and over $2 million fan dollars later, Ms. Mars is back in business. The latest trailer, which you can watch on E! News, expands on the teaser we saw during San Diego Comic Con last summer, which revealed that Veronica — a big-shot New York lawyer — is out of the biz at the beginning of the film. That is, until a call from a certain ex-boyfriend draws her right back in. Murder accusations… classic Logan Echolls, am I right? Click to watch it.
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LEA Round 5 has ended and Round 6 will start in February. The January is dedicated to projects and be prepared for much fun, action and interesting events. Be on the lookout for further announcements in this blog. Via Aevalle Galicia
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
The MissionExplore "Moving islands" at LEA20. Reflect on the topic "In the belly of the Whale". Reflect harder! Now do us a film, a picture or a photo story at LEA20.
Click to read more.
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3D-Printed Siphon Makes Sharing Drinks Impossibly Easy
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
Anyone who's ever emptied a pool or stolen gas from a car's tank knows how a siphon works, but that doesn't make this 3D printed Wave toy seem any less magical. Seeing it in action you'd assume there was some kind of sorcery involved here, as one side of the Wave draws liquid to the other until both glasses have the exact same amount of liquid. Click to see more.
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Crunchyroll News VIDEO: An Introduction to Sakuga: The Animation of Anime Crunchyroll News In 2013, Colin Groesbeck presented "Sakuga: The Animation of Anime," an update to his 2011 "That Scene was Awesome: Japan's Iron Animators (Sakuga Anime)."...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
In 2013, Colin Groesbeck presented "Sakuga: The Animation of Anime," an update to his 2011 "That Scene was Awesome: Japan's Iron Animators (Sakuga Anime)." This must watch for those fascinated by the highlights of full motion animation in anime is now finally cleaned up and posted in its entirety.
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From mainstream releases to independent foreign productions, we've got a guide to the animated feature releases that you can look forward to in 2014. (RT @cartoonbrew: Happy New Year!
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
From mainstream releases to independent foreign productions, we’ve got a guide to the animated feature releases that you can look forward to in 2014. Click to see more.
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From last day of the 2013 and New Day of 2014, Google present the “Break Dance 2014” doodle…
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
From last day of the 2013 and New Day of 2014, Google present the “Break Dance 2014” doodle…
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Tim Daniel's "Enormous" Attacks Comics and Machinima in 2014
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
CBR News: Tim, we know that "Enormous" is coming back next year as an ongoing series. How did that come about? Click to read more.
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The Most Popular Street Art Pieces Of 2013 On StreetArtNews With Banksy, Invader, Etam Cru and more...
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
2013's most notorious event has been Banksy's month long show in New York City, "Better Out Than In" and to no surprise he ranks #1 this year. So that we are able to feature a variety of artists we've grouped the whole of Banksy's epic October exhibition under the above stencil which was used to announce the 31 pieces that followed, and subsequently became the most viewed piece of the whole year. Click to see the pictures.
Jacqueline Taylor-Adams's curator insight,
December 31, 2013 12:32 PM
There is a healing, an uplift, an empathy, a language, stories and pure beauty in art. Walk with Me, I'm Walking In Wellness. Join me in experiencing this array of artwork, a griot's tale of 2013. #ImWalkingInWellness 
Maria Jose Barrios's curator insight,
January 1, 2014 3:13 PM
Con 2013 llega a su fin, es hora de desvelar las 25 piezas más populares del año (basado en páginas vistas únicas) en StreetArtNews.
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Television is evolving. 4K Ultra High Definition is rewriting the rulebook when it comes to image quality, and in the process is beginning to fundamentally change everything from programme production to distribution technology.
4K capable TV sets are now available from most of the major TV manufacturers, but they're merely the tip of a very cool technology iceberg. So what, we hear you ask, is 4K really all about?
Read on for greater clarity… Via Nicolas Weil
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's insight:
4K capable TV sets are now available from most of the major TV manufacturers, but they're merely the tip of a very cool technology iceberg. So what, we hear you ask, is 4K really all about? Click to read more.
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Lovely short Animation. Very inspiring.