techniques Year of the Glitch yearoftheglitch: Hey, there! I’m teaching series of Glitch Art courses on Skillshare. Sign up for the Basic Databending class today.Use this link + code TUMBLR50 for a 50% discount on enrollment: (limited to the first 50 students)Glitch Art - Creating Design from Error: Databending Basics will show you how to use text editors and hex editors to make glitch art and then turn a series of glitched images into an animated GIF. We begin with a brief introduction to what Glitch Art is, the materials involved, and then dive into hacking the materiality of our digital world.PROJECT CHALLENGE!Top 5 projects as selected by the class will be featured on my blog, Year of the Glitch! Enrollment for my online class with Skillshare is open!
cool new animations parody cool old animations remix culture They Came From Within: B-Movie Title Design of the 1940s & 1950s SHOCKING! THRILLING! TOTALLY NUDE! B films are the wild west of the American movie landscape. Earning its title from the long-abandoned practice of attaching risky low-budget films to first-run — or “A” — features on a double bill, B films favor no particular genre or era; any Hollywood production is subject to its own B treatment, provided that its profit potential has been established. Unable to rely on substance alone, B productions have mastered the art of marketplace recognition through bold slogans and type design, shocking imagery and loud colors. While following a similar trajectory to mainstream title design, B-movie titles’ nonexistent budgets often invited novice designers and craftsmen from other trades. It’s equally true that many B titles borrow liberally from their big brothers. Strangers on a Train: The 1940s and Film Noir *Major studios at the time were: Fox Film Corp. View 9 images The 1950s: Creatures, Ghouls, the Atom Bomb, and Things From Space View 12 images Related