Danil Krivoruchko took one idea and turned it into thousands.
“About 2 or 3 years ago I was at Lovebyte conference and saw a design made by Universaleverything,” said Krivoruchko. “They used Processing to make these generative characters for badges of every participant there. I really liked the idea.”
After waiting 22 years, the Dublin based alternative rock band, My Bloody Valentine, released their newest album, “m b v,” earlier this month.
Next week marks the fourth year that Psyop invades SCAD for two full days of interviews, classroom visits and student presentations.
The Psyop Circuit is our series about the real magic at Psyop: its people. In this edition, we chat with director/designer Georgia Tribuiani.
From set design to animation, Italian born Georgia Tribuiani runs the creative gamut. Her experiences have allowed her to work both on set and behind the scenes, from concept to completion. Her talents have earned her multiple accolades and her dedication has lead her around the world to her current post as Creative Director in the Psyop LA office.
How did you get started?
I’m a self taught graphic designer. I studied Architecture at Liceo Artistico in Italy and continued on to graduate from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Urbino with degrees in Art History and Set Design. So I started my career working as set designer for theaters and exhibitions.
Tomorrow kicks off the 2013 Packaged Goods portion of the Toronto International Film Festival in Reitman Square.
Psyop’s Gerald Ding will speak at this year’s series, “Artful Animation,” about the evolution of character design and the CG industry as a whole.
Spring hits early with Opossom’s debut album, “Electric Hawaii.” Sporting a sound The Guardian describes as “upbeat psychedelia,” this sunshine-infused sonic seltzer is the perfect soundtrack for a mental picnic in the dead of winter.
Says Consequence of Sound:
The shimmering waves of melody wash over easily, minor alterations to the expected formula producing ripples of excitement in their midst.
The pure bubblegum joy on Opossom’s debut is cavity-inducing, staggering, but the ingenuity and vision are equally powerful.
Animation isn’t the only thing that gets sexy around here…
Psyop LA went high fashion for haute couture magazine, Tinsel Tokyo.
Want more? Check out the feature in the Spring 2013 edition – behind the scenes begins on page 126.
Psyop’s in the spotlight on Production Los Angeles!
Featuring Q&A on AT&T “Warming Up” with Marie Hyon and Marco Spier
and special behind the scenes with Lead VFX Supervisor, Joerg Liebold
Ronald Jenkees raised the bar for keyboardists once more when his album, “Days Away,” dropped this past November.
Best known for his presence on YouTube, Jenkees’ synthy beats and energetic vibe have been viewed on the popular website over 60,000,000 times.
One thing’s for certain — Psyop LA knows how to get down.
Invitation designed by Psyop’s Georgia Tribuiani