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Best of Web and Arts #004

Posted on October 13, 2008
Creative team

Adidas has found a creative way to introduce its new line online: via interactive videos in which visitors can use a virtual camera to try to "capture the moment" from a serious of slow-motion actions.

Gopsgo

As a video game lover, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to mention this website, with its adorable 3D characters who, through humorous sketches, demonstrate the PSP capabilities.

Jvallé.com – Folded papers and more...

Julien Vallé, a Canadian artist based in Berlin is currently working with new and creative ways to use folded papers. The stop motion and motion design animations on the site show how different art media can come together with real coherence and energy thanks to the help of colored/folded/cut papers.

Werke.pl – A Polish talent machine...

You may have noticed that we seem to mention Polish artists quite often in our reviews…and this review won’t be any different! Marcin Kuligowski is quite the accomplished artist! It’s difficult to list all of his talents showcased in the excellent creations he has on his website. His works are full of inspiration, techniques, lines, and brilliance…the best of contemporary graphics, etc. The 568 works on his website will bring you right into the artist’s den…and you’ll likely never re-emerge. “Teraz Polska!”

Submarine channel

This week we’re touching on a serious problem, and I’m not talking about the financial crisis. I’m talking about something that all of us 21st century movie goers have faced at least once after coming out of a theater: wondering how we can watch a particularly amazing title sequence again. Well, once more, we have come to the rescue…we’ve found a website that has title sequences created, mostly, with motion graphics. So, sit back, relax and enjoy the title sequences.