Bristol School of Animation

School of Creative Arts – UWE Bristol : Bristol School of Animation : Introduction.

‘Coming soon’ – Lucky students…

Three Month Bristol Animation Course

“A creative rollercoaster! I loved the studio environment and the collaborative nature of the course. Arril Johnson
our tutor was an invaluable mentor and the course wouldn’t have been the same without him” Caroline Thaw, 2D student 2007

New Three Month Animation Course coming soon!

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Sean Thurlow Digital Art

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I love the fantastical worlds created by Sean Patrick Thurlow.

Using mostly Photoshop and Painter.

You can see his portfolio on his 10thLadder website

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Simon, Hilde & Gwen [re:void]’s Photostream

Flickr: Simon, Hilde & Gwen [re:void]’s Photostream.

These are certainly unique.
www.revoid.be

Gwen uses programming code (actionscript) to create a ‘brush’, which is then used to paint. Colors are predefined and triggered randomly, in combination with colordata drawn from pictures.

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Chris Haughton : illustrator – Website Update

Chris Haughton : illustrator.

Very pleased to see one of our favourite illustrators, Chris Haughton, has done a major update of his website.

Chris has various clients including the Fair Trade company People Tree.

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Good 50×70 Call for Entries 2009

Good50×70 2009.

Call For Entries 2009

Let it be said by our children’s children that when we were tested we refused to let this journey end, that we did not turn back nor did we falter; and with eyes fixed on the horizon and God’s grace upon us, we carried forth that great gift of freedom and delivered it safely to future generations.
Barack Obama, 2009.

The voice of hope in 2009 comes from America. While we all wait to see whether Barack Obama can turn his fine rhetoric into actions, Good 50×70 aims to follow his example by addressing seven critical issues threatening the earth and all its inhabitants and inviting the global creative community to produce posters on the briefs from our seven charities.

As of today, the 1st of February, our briefs on Child Labour, Climate Change, Healthcare Deprivation, HIV/AIDS, Nuclear Emergency, War on Terror and Women’s Rights Deprivation are now online.

We’re honoured to be working again with Amref, Amnesty, Emergency, Greenpeace, Lila, Unicef and WWF, whose briefs you can see here. Exactly as before, all you have to do is choose one (or more) brief that inspire you, create a poster, upload it and it’ll be entered into the Good 50×70 database. All the posters will be provided to our endorsing charities for their potential use, and the the best 30 responses to each brief, as selected by our jury, will be exhibited around the world and published in a catalogue.

This year we welcome Ruth Klotzel, Santiago Pol and Svetlana Faldina to our jury. We’d like to thank them, all our jury members and endorsing charities for the time and effort they give to Good 50×70. It wouldn’t happen without you. Here’s to a successful Good 50×70. We might not change any of the critical issues we’re tackling in this year’s edition, but together we can start.

Good 50×70 2009 Schedule

1st February 2009
Call for Entries published. Briefs available to download here.

1st March 2009
Good 50×70 database open for uploading entries via our website.

1st April 2009
Midnight (CET) – Good 50×70 2009 closes for entries.

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Computer Arts – Graduate Showcase 2009: call for entries

Computer Arts – Graduate Showcase 2009: call for entries.
Graduate Showcase 2009: call for entries

Your chance to get your work seen by over 20,000 design professionals worldwide!

Now in its 13th year, the Graduate Showcase is Computer Arts‘ annual compilation of the best student design work.

The Graduate Showcase is eagerly anticipated by the design industry and community, with both studios and agents looking to sign promising new talent. Many entrants have forged successful careers in the design industry after being featured in previous Computer Arts Graduate Showcases – it’s a great way to kick-start your design career!

You’ll find more details in issue 158 of Computer Arts – on sale from 14 January in the UK – including how Eric Chan, one of last year’s winners, has gone on to have a successful career in design. And keep an eye on this site for announcements of judges, sponsors and top prizes!

Submissions are open to final-year students on graduate design programmes across the globe in the following categories:

Illustration & 2D
Graphic Design
3D Artwork
Web & Interactive Media
Animation
Video & Broadcast

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES: 18 May 2009.

Entries must be accompanied by a completed entry form.

Good luck!

For further information email graduateshowcase@futurenet.com

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Free Software for Your Digital Art Needs

The Best Free Software for Your Digital Art Needs – Superluminal.

I’m not in a position to recommend any of these but useful information to have.

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Chi-Yun Lau – Something new and different

Chi-Yun Lau – Illustration » Something new and different.

I love the works of Chi-Yun Lau, there’s loads of great stuff on his blog. I don’t know why but this one always makes me smile.

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Speed Painting by Airbrush Ivanov – Video

Speed Painting by Airbrush Ivanov – Video.


Speed Painting by Airbrush Ivanov

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Joan A Hamilton’s Art Blog

Alium Digital Watercolour in Progress Part Two « Joan A Hamilton’s Art|Blog.

We’re enjoying following Joan A Hamilton’s blog, she’s using Corel Painter to produce digital watercolour still life pictures. Maybe not the most exciting subject but she’s making good progress and its good to see an artist blogging as they learn.

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