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November 8, 2017

The Agoraphobic Traveller: Seeing the World with Google Street View

The Agoraphobic Traveller: Seeing the World with Google Street View

Jacqui Kenny is not your typical everyday photographer, running under the name of The Agoraphobic Traveller, she is suffering from agoraphobia. What is it? It’s a type of anxiety disorder in which you fear and avoid places or situations that might cause you to panic for example. So she decided to travel the world through Google Street View, she scattered places like Chile, Mongolia, and Senegal with accumulating over more than 27,000 photos.

The Agoraphobic Traveller is Jacqui Kenny; a London-based photographer that uses Google Street View to travel the world. Check out more of her work on Instagram.

Agoraphobia & anxiety limit my ability to travel, so I’ve found another way to see the world #GoogleStreetView

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Nov 08, 2017

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November 8, 2017

Illustrator Tutorial: Colorful & Abstract Illustrations

Illustrator Tutorial: Colorful & Abstract Illustrations

Mostafa Abd ELsattar shared a really cool project on his Behance profile where he teaches with an Illustrator tutorial video how he created some incredible illustration of birds and patterns. It’s not conventional illustration, it’s a very abstract sand colorful set of artworks. I was definitely learned a lot from the video and that’s the reason I decided to post here on Abduzeedo. You probably still remember that we used to post a lot of tutorials on the site. We moved a bit away from that because we thought they were getting a bit too repetitive but by looking at Mostafa’s work I am 100% sure that I was completely wrong. 

Check out the illustrations first and in the end you can see the Illustrator tutorial video. Also make sure to check Mostafa’s work. He is a self-taught illustrator and Graphic Designer, who spend most of his time learning and experimenting new stuff in the digital art field. His profile on Behance can be found at https://www.behance.net/Mostafa_Abd_Elsattar

Illustration

Some Patterns

Illustrator Tutorial

On Vimeo

On Youtube

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abduzeedo
Nov 08, 2017

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November 7, 2017

160+ Showcasing Artists Including Rapsody, Knox Fortune, Porches, and Many More for SXSW 2018

With Thanksgiving around the corner, we’re kicking off the season of sharing in style. Today we are adding over 160 Showcasing Artists who will be performing at the SXSW Music Festival in March. In addition to this, we listed 200+ Showcasing Artists in October and recently announced 700+ Conference sessions with plenty of interesting Music Tracks programming to dig into on topics like Streaming Music Strategy, The Modern Reissue Boon, and China’s Music Industry to name a few. Stay tuned for more exciting SXSW Conference announcements very soon.

Showcasing Artists include 2017 Polaris Music Prizewinner for Canadian Album of the Year Lido Pimienta, Grammy-nominated Jamla/RocNation artist Rapsody, Polyvinyl act Hazel English, and Australia’s motown-revivalists The Teskey Brothers. Party-rocker Andrew W.K. will perform in anticipation of his first new album since 2010, indie pop band Now, Now will showcase on the back of two successful single releases in 2017, new Dead Oceans signing Shame will return to SXSW after a great showing at the 2017 festival, and many more.

Discover Showcasing Artists

Though we know you have been keeping up, we would be remiss not to share the resources we have curated to help you discover the artists that you definitely won’t want to miss:

SXSW 2018 Registration Info

As fun as it is to delve into the list of musical talent, it’s a lot more fun to catch live performances from the artists with the SXSW Community in March. Register for a Music Badge to get the most out of your SXSW experience. If you register before the the November 17 deadline, you will save $300 on the walk-up price.

Not only will you have access to hundreds of live performances, you’ll also gain access to:

  • Primary access to all Music and Convergence Tracks sessions at the SXSW Conference
  • Secondary access to Interactive and Film Tracks sessions at the SXSW Conference
  • Most Film Festival screenings and Comedy Festival events
  • SXSW Social for pre- and post-event networking
  • Most networking events and parties
  • The best available rates when you book your hotel through SXSW Housing & Travel

Newly Announced 2018 SXSW Showcasing Artists

Everything subject to change.

Acid Tongue (Seattle WA)
AHI (Brampton CANADA)
AKA (Johannesurg SOUTH AFRICA)
Alex Napping (Austin TX)
Ali aka Mind (Bogotá COLOMBIA)
Alice Ivy (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
Andrew W.K. (New York NY)
Anemone (Montréal CANADA)
Annabel Allum (Guildford UK-ENGLAND)
Anna Wise (Brooklyn NY)
Arin Ray (Cincinnati OH)
Autostrad Band (Amman JORDAN)
Barbara Nesbitt (Austin TX)
Basement (London UK-ENGLAND)
Bat Fangs (Washington DC)
BAUM (Los Angeles CA)
Beating Heart (London UK-ENGLAND)
Better Person (Berlin GERMANY)
The Black Sorrows (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
Blackwulf (Oakland CA)
The Blind Suns (Angers FRANCE)
Bloods (Sydney AUSTRALIA)
Bodega (Brooklyn NY)
Bohemian Betyars (Miskolc HUNGARY)
Boy Harsher (Northhampton MA)
BOYTOY (Brooklyn NY)
Caddywhompus (New Orleans LA)
Candace (Portland OR)
Capitan Cobarde (Sevilla SPAIN)
Catholic Action (Glasgow UK-SCOTLAND)
Charles Fauna (Brooklyn NY)
Combo Chimbita (New York NY)
Curtis Roush (Austin TX)
David Halley (Austin TX)
Dead Horses (Milwaukee WI)
Didirri (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
Doe (London UK-ENGLAND)
Don Trip (Memphis TN)
Dwagie (Tainan City TAIWAN)
The Dwarves (San Francisco CA)
The Elliotts (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
ELSZ (Sydney AUSTRALIA)
Eureka California (Athens GA)
Faith Healer (Edmonton CANADA)
Faux Ferocious (Nashville TN)
Floating Room (Portland OR)
The Fontaines (Los Angeles CA)
Gordi (Canowindra AUSTRALIA)
Great Electric Quest (San Diego CA)
The Greeting Committee (Kansas City MO)
Guts Club (New Orleans LA)
Haley Heynderickx (Portland OR)
Hazel English (Oakland CA)
The Heart Collectors (Tyalgum AUSTRALIA)
HEX (Wellington NEW ZEALAND)
Hiccup (Brooklyn NY)
Hollis Brown (Queens NY)
Holly Miranda (Detroit NY)
Holy Motors (Tallinn ESTONIA)
Hovvdy (Austin TX)
I am waiting for you last summer (Ryazan RUSSIA)
India Ramey (Nashville TN)
Jiggy Drama (San Andres Island FL)
Joasihno (Munich GERMANY)
Joe Crepúsculo (Barcelona SPAIN)
John Grvy (Madrid SPAIN)
José Biggs (Santiago CHILE)
Joshua Burnside (Belfast UK-N IRELAND)
Kari Faux (Little Rock AR)
Kemba (Bronx NY)
Kino Kimino (New York NY)
Knox Fortune (Chicago IL)
Kyle Avallone (New York NY)
Lachane (Austin TX)
Leon Of Athens (Athens GREECE)
Leyya (Vienna AUSTRIA)
Lido Pimienta (Toronto CANADA)
Liza Anne (Nashville TN)
Liz Cooper and the Stampede (Nashville TN)
Lois (Madrid SPAIN)
Lucy Spraggan (Manchester UK-ENGLAND)
Madison Cunningham (Orange County CA)
The Magic Gang (Brighton UK-ENGLAND)
Makana (Honolulu HI)
Makeness (London UK-ENGLAND)
Mal Blum and The Blums (Brooklyn NY)
Mallrat (Brisbane AUSTRALIA)
Mantra (London UK-ENGLAND)
Mary Ocher (Berlin GERMANY)
Men I Trust (Montreal CANADA)
Miss Eaves (Brooklyn NY)
Moaning (Los Angeles CA)
Mokoomba (Victoria Falls ZIMBABWE)
Molly Burch (Austin TX)
Moon King (Detroit MI)
Mothers (Athens GA)
Mozart La Para (Las Minas DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)
Nadia Rose (London UK-ENGLAND)
Nat Simons (Getafe SPAIN)
Nea Agostini (Saniago CHILE)
Nilüfer Yanya (London UK-ENGLAND)
Novella Inc (Santiago CHILE)
Now, Now (Minneapolis MN)
The Nude Party (Livingston Manor NY)
Núria Graham (Barcelona SPAIN)
Otzeki (London UK-ENGLAND)
Palm (Philadelphia PA)
Pardoner (San Francisco CA)
Pedro Menendez Fusion Ensemble (Buenos Aires ARGENTINA)
Peter Oren (Columbus IN)
Pia Fraus (Tallinn ESTONIA)
Playa Gótica (Santiago CHILE)
Pommez Internacional (Buenos Aires ARGENTINA)
PoeTeK (Taipei TAIWAN)
Porches (New York NY)
Pure Bathing Culture (Portland OR)
The Qualitons (Budapest HUNGARY)
Queen of Jeans (Philadelphia PA)
Quiet Slang (Philadelphia PA)
Rapsody (Snow Hill NC)
Rat Fancy (Los Angeles CA)
Rayland Baxter (Nashville TN)
Rocky Banks (Houston TX)
Ronnie Heart (Fort Worth TX)
Ruby Fatale 鹿比 ∞ 吠陀 (Taipei TAIWAN)
Ruby Haunt (Laguna Beach CA)
Sam Fender (Newcastle Upon Tyne UK-ENGLAND)
Sangpuy (Taitung TAIWAN)
Shame (London UK-ENGLAND)
Small Island Big Song (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
SNST (Chicago IL)
Sonia Calico (Taipei TAIWAN)
Soviet (Los Angeles CA)
Spendtime Palace (Costa Mesa CA)
Starlito (Nashville TN)
Stone Wheels (Austin TX)
Sudan Archives (Los Angeles CA)
Sweet Crude (New Orleans LA)
Tancred (New England ME)
Tank and the Bangas (New Orleans LA)
Tedy Andreas (Houston TX)
Ten Bears (Madrid SPAIN)
The Teskey Brothers (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
Thandi Phoenix (Sydney AUSTRALIA)
Thunder Dreamer (Evansville IN)
Tino Drima (San Francisco CA)
Tori Forsyth (Congewai AUSTRALIA)
Ume (Austin TX)
Uncle Meg (Brooklyn NY)
Vacations (Newcastle AUSTRALIA)
Van Ness Wu (Taipei TAIWAN)
Varsity (Chicago IL)
Vita and the Woolf (Philadelphia PA)
Vundabar (Boston MA)
Walker Lukens (Austin TX)
Wallows (Los Angeles CA)
Wesley Jensen and The Penny Arcade (Denton TX)
White Mystery (Chicago IL)
WILD (Los Angeles CA)
WILSN (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
Wrongonyou (Rome ITALY)
Yahyel (Tokyo JAPAN)
YBN Nahmir (Birmingham AL)
Yonaka (Brighton UK-ENGLAND)
Zara McFarlane (Dagenham UK-ENGLAND)
Zenizen (Brooklyn NY)

Everything subject to change.

Photo credits, clockwise from top left:
Rapsody – Photo by Creative Silence
Porches – Photo by Jason Nocito
White Mystery – Photo by Diane Alexander White
Alex Napping – Photo by Helmut.Studio
Ruby Fatale 鹿比 ∞ 吠陀 – Photo courtesy of the Artist
Tedy Andreas – Photo courtesy of the Artist

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Source: SxSW Music

November 6, 2017

Editorial Design & Graphic Design for Budweiser and Barbecue Book

Editorial Design & Graphic Design for Budweiser and Barbecue Book

Henrique Folster shared a super interesting post on his Behance profile that definitely deserved a feature here on Abduzeedo. There’s not a lot of information about the project with some amazing imagery to compliment. It’s an editorial design but also graphic design and illustration effort by a collective of individuals for what seems to be a book about Budweiser and Barbecue. What really impressed me was the variety of styles throughout the images. The style spans a mix of modern and minimalist to classic 90s David Carson end of print type of compositions. There’s a lot to love about it and it is definitely an inspiration. I hope one day I will be able to design a blog like this. Maybe in the future but until then get inspired by this great project.

Editorial Design & Graphic Design

Credits

  • Diretor Geral de Criação: Sergio Gordilho
  • Diretor de Criação: Matias Menendez / Nicolas Ferrario
  • Dir. de Arte e Design: Henrique Folster / Rodrigo Sganzerla / Cacá Barabás / Kazuo / Marcelo Almeida / Daniel Matsumoto 
  • Ilustrador: Sarah Kamada / Gabriela Sánchez / Jorge Tabajara / Gilberto Marchi
  • Redator: Lucas Ribeiro / Rafael Quintal
  • Artbuyer: Carmen Castillo / Natasha Grazia
  • Fotográfo: Rodrigo Pirim / Bruno Geraldi / Vitor Manon
  • Produção de fotografia: Edinalva Farias / Peninha / Pepe Mockups
  • Produção Gráfica: Carla Lustosa / Edson Harada / Fernanda Badan
  • Retoque e Pré Impressão: Casa Vaticano
  • Impressão: Leograf

abduzeedo
Nov 06, 2017

Source: Abduzeedo Editorial Design

November 5, 2017

Watch: How to Create Suspense Using Music


Want to ramp up the suspense in your film? Here are some ways to do it with music.


When it comes to horror flicks and thrillers, it’s all about building suspense. Creating a tense cinematic experience that puts your audience at the edge of their seat can be done in many ways, but one element that seems to really speak to the fear center of a movie-goer’s brain is music. So, what are some techniques professional filmmakers and music composers use when writing film scores to build tension and suspense? Well, StudioBinder shares a few of them in the video below.





There are many ways to build suspense with music, but the following three techniques from StudioBinder are definitely some of the most popular. In fact, chances are you’ve heard at least one (if not all) of them in pretty much every horror film or thriller you’ve ever seen.

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Source: NoFilmSchool

November 4, 2017

Dear Filmmakers, Study More than Film


So, you eat, sleep, and breath cinema, huh?


Okay, so you’re an expert on Stanley Kubrick, Martin Scorsese, Andrei Tarkovsky, and Steven Spielberg. You like Ozu and Kurosawa, know the dance from Bande à part, and can spell Eadweard Muybridge without googling it. You, my friend, know your shit about cinema. But still, despite the hundreds of film books and screenplays you’ve read and thousands of films you’ve seen, there may be so much more information you’re failing to feed your brain. Andrew Saladino of The Royal Ocean Film Society suggests that while having an encyclopedic knowledge of and insatiable interest in cinema is great, expanding your education beyond it might actually be the best thing you could do as a filmmaker.



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Source: NoFilmSchool

November 3, 2017

All the Times ‘Stranger Things’ Referenced Movies and TV Shows


From “E.T.” to “Commando,” these are the movie and TV references from “Stranger Things.”


For as much as Stranger Things is a show about alternate dimensions and the terrifying Demogorgon, it’s also a show about nostalgia. To give it that realistic, wistful feel, the show is packed with popular music, food, and video games from the 1980s, effectively transporting you back to a time when a BMX bike and a backpack full of bologna sandwiches could take you anywhere. However, Stranger Things also reminds us of the iconic films of the 80s as well through stylized shots and sequences that match the originals almost perfectly. In this video by Fandor, we get to see all of show’s movie and TV references that pay homage to a bygone time in cinema.





Okay, calling some of these shots references might be a bit of a stretch, but it’s definitely clear that Stranger Things is not shy about paying homage to films like The Goonies, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Alien, and of course, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.

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Source: NoFilmSchool

November 3, 2017

‘A Gray State’: How Erik Nelson Unraveled a Triple Murder Conspiracy in His Herzog-Produced True Crime Doc


Director Erik Nelson calls his film ‘The Shining’ meets ‘Grizzly Man.’


In a sea of recent true-crime docs, Erik Nelson’s A Gray State stands apart as a truly riveting psychological drama, complete with widespread conspiracy theories, political currents, and penultimate tragedy.



The story revolves around an Iraq War vet and aspiring filmmaker named David Crowley, who went from patriot to skeptic during his two tours in Iraq, and made a DIY trailer for an ambitious dystopian feature film about a not-that-far-from-reality future where the government has trampled all over civil rights and the people are in armed revolt. Unsurprisingly, this trailer spread wildly via internet conspiracy theorists and tea party activists. Suddenly, Crowley was becoming the voice of a movement and his film was poised to receive real Hollywood funding.

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Source: NoFilmSchool

November 3, 2017

Watch: The Cartoon That Started Internet Animation


Sometimes, a simple idea can start an entire movement.


Why do certain things have staying power, while others do not? In some cases, it’s because of their simplicity. If an idea is smart enough, it doesn’t have to be super-complicated or have lots of bells and whistles to gain popularity. Internet animation, by now an entertainment staple, is a good example. Its beginnings were modest indeed, but clever.




If you don’t like the rules, make your own game.




This new video essay by Alex Myers tells the story of the roots of phenomena like Bojack Horseman—which lie with a simple cartoon called Homestar Runner. Check out the video, and our takeaways about the keys to the cartoon’s success, below.



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Source: NoFilmSchool

November 3, 2017

Logitech Bridge lets you use your keyboard inside a VR experience

A new project from Logitech, the Logitech Bridge, will make it easy for developers to accurately represent and track a user’s keyboard in a virtual reality experience, using the Vive Tracker peripheral from HTC.

The post Logitech Bridge lets you use your keyboard inside a VR experience appeared first on Digital Trends.

Source: Digital Trends VR