1. Up There

    Beautiful short film about the dying art of hand painted advertising.

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  2. World War 2 Military Logos Designed by Disney. Logos are not just for corporations and sports teams. During World War II, virtually every unit in the U.S. military adopted logos that they emblazoned on aircraft, ships, boats, jeeps, tanks, bomber jackets, trinkets, and bombs and torpedos. The main provider of such insignias was the Disney Studios in Burbank.

    World War 2 Military Logos Designed by Disney.

    Logos are not just for corporations and sports teams. During World War II, virtually every unit in the U.S. military adopted logos that they emblazoned on aircraft, ships, boats, jeeps, tanks, bomber jackets, trinkets, and bombs and torpedos. The main provider of such insignias was the Disney Studios in Burbank.

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  3. The Discovery Channel Advert - I Love the Word. Nice ad that makes you feel all happy inside

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  4. In this video, wooden balls roll up the slopes just as if they are pulled by a magnet. The behavior of the balls seems impossible, because it is against the gravity.

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  5. The Vader Project. Shag, Marc Ecko, Amanda Visell, Tim Biskup, J. Otto Seibold, Gary Baseman, Joe Ledbetter, Urban Medium and Jeff Soto, among others, show their allegiance to the dark side by customizing Darth Vader helmets in landmark gallery exhibition.

    The Vader Project. Shag, Marc Ecko, Amanda Visell, Tim Biskup, J. Otto Seibold, Gary Baseman, Joe Ledbetter, Urban Medium and Jeff Soto, among others, show their allegiance to the dark side by customizing Darth Vader helmets in landmark gallery exhibition.

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  6. Up There - The Dying Art of Hand-Painted Advertisements

    The film examines the dying art of hand-painted advertisements, or ghost signs. With the rise of supergraphics in recent years — large vinyl banners designed to cover entire sides of buildings — the relevance and cost-effectiveness of paying to have advertisements painted by hand is in question. Up There, produced by Mother New York and Stella Artois, examines this fading art through the stories of a group of New York painters who continue to hand paint these advertisements.

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  7. Perception put together these fantastic retro-esque graphics for “Stark Expo 74” in Iron Man 2. All of the Howard Stark pieces in the film reminded me of Walt Disney with “DisneyLand TV” and EPCOT. In the film Howard Stark talks about his dream for the future and and it is almost verbatim of Walt’s Disney’s dream of EPCOT (Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow) not the theme park it is now. Interesting as Marvel Comics is now owned by the Disney Company.

    Perception put together these fantastic retro-esque graphics for “Stark Expo 74” in Iron Man 2.

    All of the Howard Stark pieces in the film reminded me of Walt Disney with “DisneyLand TV” and EPCOT. In the film Howard Stark talks about his dream for the future and and it is almost verbatim of Walt’s Disney’s dream of EPCOT (Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow) not the theme park it is now.

    Interesting as Marvel Comics is now owned by the Disney Company.

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  8. Awesome work by Maxim Zhestkov. He works with Universal Everything don’t you know.

    Awesome work by Maxim Zhestkov. He works with Universal Everything don’t you know.

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