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4th May 2013

Video reblogged from designers of tumblr with 62 notes

really nice motion work

Motion graphics created for a Google Event in Nashville, TN.

9th April 2013

Photo reblogged from Fast Company with 63 notes

fastcompany:

Infographic: The Grinders Vs. The Dreamers. Who Wins?
To be great at your job, you have to embrace the grind. But the very word implies pulverizing something into nothing, as if with every type of your keyboard, your fingers flake away, until work has consumed your wrists, elbows, shoulders and chest.
Sorry! Don’t think about that visual!
Here’s a better one, by Joey Roth, that imagines the grind not as a platform for powderization, but as the step-by-step means to ascension.

By ‘grind’ I mean a combination of work ethic and improvised strategy that becomes a daily ritual, and ensures progression or improvement over time, regardless of an individual day or even week’s outcome.”

Here’s the full story.

Infographic: The Grinders Vs. The Dreamers. Who Wins?

To be great at your job, you have to embrace the grind. But the very word implies pulverizing something into nothing, as if with every type of your keyboard, your fingers flake away, until work has consumed your wrists, elbows, shoulders and chest.

Sorry! Don’t think about that visual!

Here’s a better one, by Joey Roth, that imagines the grind not as a platform for powderization, but as the step-by-step means to ascension.

By ‘grind’ I mean a combination of work ethic and improvised strategy that becomes a daily ritual, and ensures progression or improvement over time, regardless of an individual day or even week’s outcome.”

Here’s the full story.

6th April 2013

Photo reblogged from Car Interiors with 330 notes

carinteriors:

localicon:

Start Up

Nice motion design in the start-up sequence of the Lexus LFA

Source: localicon

4th April 2013

Video reblogged from The Atlantic with 187 notes

theatlanticvideo:

This Is How You Shoot Aerial Footage of San Francisco

Teton Gravity Research, known for its extreme sports films, captures the dizzying vistas of the Bay Area in 4K HD.

Source: theatlanticvideo

2nd April 2013

Photo reblogged from Faint Illusions- with 26,416 notes