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(VIDEO) Animated Shorts by Gobelins

May 28, 2014 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

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Paris, France –
Here are a few animated shorts from Gobelins to start your day Today. Have a good one.
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Featured Vector Artist: Malika Favre

July 28, 2011 by Adam Jarvis 1 Comment

Today we are featuring Malika Favre who is a graphic artist and talented illustrator. Her work is very stylish and often sexy – like something out of a fashion magazine.

Beautiful vector illustration work from Malika Favre.

“Hi,
I am a french graphic artist based in lovely London.
I am represented by the very Handsome Frank“

Check out more of her work at her website.
[Read more…] about Featured Vector Artist: Malika Favre

Lowpop – Liberty Rising

October 16, 2008 by Adam Jarvis 3 Comments

Calais, France –
Lowpop has created this interesting piece called “Liberty Rising”. One of our dedicated Anchorpoint members found this gem. It’s a fitting take on the American icon, especially since it was the French who created it. Very dynamic and interesting.

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VECTOR VIDEO – "Typolution"

August 21, 2008 by Adam Jarvis 1 Comment

Paris, France – 

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typolution typography video animation

Flash animator Oliver Beaudoin has created this really creative video using nothing but typography. He has done an amazing job telling a universal story with shapes that are a part of our everyday lives. We hope that you enjoy it.
(Forgive this poor translation):
L’éclat réalisateur de dessin animé Olivier Beaudoin a créé cette utilisation de vidéo vraiment créative rien mais typographie. Il a fait un travail stupéfiant disant une histoire universelle avec les formes qui sont une partie de nos vies de tous les jours. nous espérons que vous l’appréciez. 
 
*Source: graphkzr1234

SIMPLE DESIGN = HOURS OF FUN

January 30, 2008 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

Paris, France –

I remember a time before video games when you had to use your imagination to keep yourself entertained. A cardboard box was the perfect fort. Well guess what kids – it’s coming back. Low tech, ethical, chic and great to play with, that’s the concept of the brand’s designer, Armelle Vetillard.

Do not underestimate children. This is the perfect canvas for little story tellers to thrive. Whether you are pretending to be a celebrity, bistro chef or mummy preparing a leg of lamb. There’s no end to the possible storylines with this contemporary theatre in reversible cardboard. These cardboard screens very quickly and easily become a game that has infinite possibilities.

It isasy to assemble, and very stable, the theatre consists of three sections which are printed on both sides; a floor-standing lamp and a cat on the living room side, and lots of fun utensils on the kitchen side! Plus, the television screen comes off and becomes a map of France to fill in on one side, and a drawing of a mini pop star on the other! And like a real theatre, your children can use their dolls or Action Man like puppets. Finished playing? The theatre folds up flat so it can easily slide under a bed or behind a cupboard.The theatre is made from 100% recycled and recyclable cardboard, made in France.

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Dimensions when erected: H: 126cm, L: 65cm, Side: 15cm
Dimensions when flat: 100x126x1.5cm

Learn more here.

Francais

•Source: littlefashiongallery.com

Lyl – Foxy Vectors From France

December 10, 2007 by Adam Jarvis 2 Comments

Paris, France –

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We discovered Lyl in the myspace universe link. She has a strong following of fans that span the globe. Her sexy female characters have an anime-inspired look that really appeals to her generation. She was nice enough to answer her questions in both English and French as not to loose touch with her Parisian countrymen.Lyl is kind, smart and hard working. She draws inspiration from Parisian culture and tempers it with a playful mixture of design principles from around the world. Her work has been picking up speed and so we decided to catch her before she becomes a big star. Introducing: Lyl.—

Anchorpont:Tell us about yourself.

Lyl:The biography would be pretty short; I’m 26 years oldI use to draw since I was a kid but I think I never imagined I could make it my profession.Nobody in my family or friends was involved in any kind of artistic career, so when I was 18 I decided to start communication studies, it seemed more “reasonable” to everyone.I was ready to work as a press agent, but it appeared to me that I wouldn’t be happy doing anything else than drawing, so I just changed my mind.I’m a graduated graphic designer / illustrator since 2005, but I started to get really interested in street art and graffiti around 2002. From this moment, I kind of focused on pin-up characters, started to create stickers and to past it in the streets…Now, I’m working in Paris as a freelance illustrator, and spend my free time drawing sexy girls and looking for occasion to make them live.

La biographie sera courte, je n’ai que 26 ansJe dessine depuis que je sais tenir un crayon, mais je n’avais jamais imaginé que je pourrais un jour en faire ma profession.Personne dans ma famille ou mes amis n’évoluait dans une carrière artistique, alors à 18 ans, j’ai commencé des études de communication, ce qui semblait plus “raisonnable” à tout le monde.J’étais prête à travailler en tant qu’attachée de presse quand j’ai réalisé que je ne serais jamais heureuse si je ne dessinais pas, alors j’ai finalement changé d’avis.Je suis officiellement graphiste – illustratrice depuis 2005, mais j’ai commencé à m’intéresser à l’art de rue et au graffiti vers 2002. C’est à peu près à cette époque que je me suis concentrée sur les pin-up, j’ai commencé à réaliser des stickers et à les coller dans la rue…Maintenant, je travaille à Paris en tant qu’illustratrice freelance, et passe mon temps libre à dessiner mes sexy girls et à essayer de les faire vivre. [Read more…] about Lyl – Foxy Vectors From France

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