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Oh well, the site is breaking, spambots are now attacking the contact form sending nonsense emails 60 times a day, lulu.com has erased the Go For The GOLD projects (yeah I have the source files, but not the motivation to re-upload old books to print for a new stash to sell when there is no reason to), and the site has been inactive for at least most of the last 2-3 years as priorities have shifted, tumblr killed blogs and then promptly shat its own bed, and nobody has read blogs for 10 years, I guess. Anyway, meathaus.com can sign off with “We had a good run.” Thanks for reading!
Let’s get into the latest Guy Field visuals since we last peeped on his doodle stash in ’15 here, and dig through his Instagram, website and Tumblr. Guy was responsible for designing several talking knobs in that last post.
Look at these short films directed by Anna Ginsburg including Private Parts which features a gang of familiar talented illustrators and animators each producing parts of the visuals.
Nikita Diakur’s animated short film Ugly is now online after a run through festivals, see it above on Vimeo and check out more original work on Nikita’s website, Twitter, Instagram.
Check out this animated music video that has all this snappy and stylish animation and designs by Harry Teitelman with Ben George, made for the band Rare Americans.
Look at all of these drawings by Yannick Corboz over on ArtStation and his website. Especially dig these process shots and preliminary looser sketches in pencil and washes of color.
Victor Chizhikov, designer of Misha, the 1980 Olympics mascot and illustrator of many books, did kick-butt takes on Pooh and Oz, too. Plus much more. Check out the Book Graphics blog for more nice sized art.
Sabrina Nichols just sent over a hot tip to check out her new video that she animated about the dangerous creatures that live in Florida, with jammin music by Alex Nicholls. More on Instagram.
Spread these jelly drawings over the burnt toast of your mind, and then enjoy the rest of the work by visual development artist Peter Chan (PCHAN, pixelpchan) over on Instagram.
