Now that doesn’t mean go to the nearest game console.  What I’m referring to is down time.  Yes we as designers often go through periods of downtime at the work place.  Instead of going for that next twitter post or Amazon purchase keep designing concepts.  By doing so your not only discovering new design concepts for yourself.  Your also building your arsenal of digital weapons for future projects.  Who’s to say an experimental design you created a few weeks ago wouldn’t be perfect for an upcoming project that’s coming your way.  This applies to all forms of design 2d, 3d, After Effects, Photoshop, etc.  It might sound like more work but, in reality this is an unrestricted way for you to design freely and without constrictions.  So keep designing!

The fine folks over at Out of The Blue Productions contacted me recently for an ad they wanted done. The ad was for the 2009 Healthcare Communication & Marketing Association conference.  Out of the Blue designs healthcare video productions for pharmaceutical advertising agencies; providing Real People patient testimonials as Interactive web videos, unbranded pharma, trade shows, Patient-Doctor medical education, documentaries and hospital TV spots. We’re seasoned healthcare storytellers, active in patient recruitment, who collaborate with marketers.

Do you have an ad you’d like to create? Shoot me an e-mail at the contact page.

A few months ago I had the pleasure of working with Michael Dillon.  His shop Dillon Forge a blacksmith based in Roswell, Georgia just north of Atlanta specializes in sculptures, tables, railings, and gates.  His primary medium is iron but, he also works with stainless steel, brass, and bronze.  The basis of the project was to capture the movement of his kinetic sculpture located in Charlotte NC.  To check out more of his amazing work please visit his site at www.dillonforge.com.

The project was shot at full 108p HD on a Canon HF 100.  The editing, color correction, and effects were done in After Effects.

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