Here is the trailer for the new movie by Christopher Nolan, TENET:
Time travel/bending, great VFX/SFX, great production design, and it’s directed by Christopher Nolan!!!
The work of Jim Mann
Here is the trailer for the new movie by Christopher Nolan, TENET:
Time travel/bending, great VFX/SFX, great production design, and it’s directed by Christopher Nolan!!!
I avoid politics like the plague, but the very real prospect of Brexit has stirred me to set down some of my thoughts.
New Set from ABC News Back Story on Vimeo.
ABC News, Australia have posted a behind-the-scenes video to Vimeo for the first of their new studios. I have designed and prepared the animated backdrop footage for the screens. They appear within this video, but older videos also appear.
The new sets go live on January 27, 2014.
More details to follow
One of my images prepared for ReplicaNation between 2000 and 2001. ReplicaNation was a late starting dot-com company whose fortunes reflected the dot-com bubble as a whole, growing rapidly, wasting money and then fizzling out with equal velocity. I could probably write a whole blog on what went on inside that company whilst I was there, nothing scandalous but certainly plenty of eye openers.
Despite the shortcomings of the company and its business model, I was able to produce some decent images to showcase the work we were doing there. Of the selected images in the portfolio, I prepared the meshes for the Tolomeo and the Wassily. The rest of the meshes were prepared either by my team or by sub-contractors.
The process of redesigning and re-building the lightwell website is proving to be a surprising trip down memory lane. In over ten years of designing and illustrating architecture and buildings I have amassed a huge portfolio of images, many of which get archived and forgotten after a few years. A lot of the images get passed over because technically and artistically they get superseded by better examples. Others, I just get bored of looking at.
The images I created for Luz Vargas Concept House 2000 designs probably fit into both those categories now, but for a time they proved invaluable to me in starting out as a freelancer as Luz was managing to get them printed and showcased everywhere. As well being exhibited in the Royal Academy summer exhibition, they managed to make the front cover of the Architects Journal.
If nothing else, I think this particular project demonstrated perfectly the benefits of having an enthusiastic client with an interesting design to work on when illustrating or visualising architecture.