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Monday, October 10, 2011

Frozen Planet Trailer





This is Frozen Planet, which I was working for a while there..
Should be going out on BBC One soon (Oct?).
I was taking and interpreting data from NASA and commercial satellite scans and turning them into accurate, explanatory yet aesthetically pleasing globe views.
I was assisted in the task by the excellent Jessica Lee.
There is one at the front of this trailer there, but it has been compressed to **** on the YouTubes, there are at least another 6 million shades of snow in there on the full HD version.
(All the animals are real, btw.)

Sunday, April 10, 2011

A Cosmological Fantasia


Very proud to say I am a small part of the awesomeness that is the BDH graphics team on the BBC's Prof. Brian Cox, doe-eyed-lens-flare-fest, “Wonders of the Universe”.

I made particular contributions to star surfaces and coronal loops.

Here is an edit of all the graphics we produced for the series, with a soundtrack by Timo Baker.

This comes with a caution, as face melting may occur.

EDIT: Looks like they had to take the edit down, but you can still see the trailer for the show here.

Thursday, March 24, 2011





Too Art for TV – 5


New York’s Fifth Fine Art Exhibit for the Animation Industry Group Exhibition
March 25th through April 23rd, 2011


Opens Friday March 25th, 6:30pm-9:30pm


at EREBUNI, 158 Roebling Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211 VIEWING HOURS: FRI 4-8pm, SAT & SUN 2-8PM
(via bunnycutlet)

featuring:
Martin Abrahams
Liz Artinian
Amanda Baehr-Fuller
Jennifer Batinich
Chris Beaumont
Robbie Busch
Jimmy Calhoun
Greg Condon
Kelly Denato
John R. Dilworth
Maya Edelman
Chris Fisher
Chris George
Paul Greer
Kaori Hamura
Jen Hill
KaNO
Christy Karacas
Peter J. Lazarski
Todd K. Lown
Richard Mather
Jessica Milazzo
Brad Mossman
Michael Mucci
Justin Offner
Laurie O'Brien
Chris Palesty
Deo Pangandoyon
Sasha Parmasad
Dan Pinto
Isam Prado
Lynne Pritchard
Chris Prynoski
Reject
Michael Ricca
Derek Rippe
Tim Shankweiler
Justin Simonich
Machi Tantillo
Martin Wittig




Unfortunately, I can't make the opening night (got stuck in wrong continent), but I assure you it'll be worth a visit if you are in the vicinity.

The Animated Journal will be showing sometime somewhere.

(cross posted from the Tumblr)

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

How To Make The 6 Minute Moleskine

An assembly manual by Burningfp.



1. You will need:

2 sheets good quality A4 paper (150 gsm is good)

1 piece of recycled cardboard (Stella beer box card is thin and strong)

2 standard staples

Scissors, ruler, pencil and stapler.



2. Fold the paper in half, then fold back the other way, this then should make it easy to tear in half with a neat edge.



3. Repeat so, in the end, each sheet bears 4 strips.



4. Repeat on the other sheet so you end up with 8 strips.



5. Fold them all together in half, making booklet.



6. Make sure that crease is nice and sharp.



7. Using the booklet as a guide measure out a rectangle on the card to act as a cover. Give it an extra 5mm in width and 10mm in length to accommodate the edges and spine thickness.



8. Cut out the fucking card.



9. Making sure the edges are equal fold the cover around the booklet.



10. Using a thick carpet or plasticine as a base push two staple through the spine. Turn the book over and carefully bend the staples over as they should be, but use a tool, like a knife or something so you don't damage your beautiful fingers.



11. You can even cut the corners rounded just to look classy.



12. Bingo, it's flexible so will fit nicely in a back pocket, and is the perfect receptacle for notes on your next novel, concepts of social theory, life sketching, mind maps, crudely drawn genitalia etc etc.

(If this is a bit low rent for you, may I recommend the excellent Linda Boucher's elegantly decorated actual moleskines available here.)

Enjoy!

Always yours

bfp

x

(cross posted from my tumblr)