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Cut Your Shower by Michael Bierut 4/23
The shower scene in Psycho is one of the most famous moments in movie history – and it gave Michael Bierut, partner at Pentagram, the perfect way to scare people into cutting their shower short:
“Taking a brisk, water-efficient shower is the best way to start a productive day. And the most famous shower ever filmed was one that was notoriously interrupted. Had Janet Leigh been a bit quicker, she may have made it to the end of the movie!”
WHY?
Cutting 2 minutes off your showering time will save 16,425 litres of water a year – and you’ll still smell just as fresh.
HOW?
Download this Showercast of short, sharp songs to sing in your short, sharp shower. 
We’re selling 23 limited editions of this poster printed on FSC paper with sustainable ink for £23 plus VAT, postage and packing with all proceeds going back to the Do The Green Thing charity. You can buy one here.

dothegreenthing:

Cut Your Shower by Michael Bierut 4/23

The shower scene in Psycho is one of the most famous moments in movie history – and it gave Michael Bierut, partner at Pentagram, the perfect way to scare people into cutting their shower short:

“Taking a brisk, water-efficient shower is the best way to start a productive day. And the most famous shower ever filmed was one that was notoriously interrupted. Had Janet Leigh been a bit quicker, she may have made it to the end of the movie!”

WHY?

Cutting 2 minutes off your showering time will save 16,425 litres of water a year – and you’ll still smell just as fresh.

HOW?

Download this Showercast of short, sharp songs to sing in your short, sharp shower. 

We’re selling 23 limited editions of this poster printed on FSC paper with sustainable ink for £23 plus VAT, postage and packing with all proceeds going back to the Do The Green Thing charity. You can buy one here.

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The animation on display at the V&A which was hosting the opening party of London Design Festival.

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Luca d’Artista from christian carlsson on Vimeo.

At the end of each year Turin hosts a festival of light; Luci D’Artista, Artist/designer Martino Gamper was invited as one of the artists of 2012. A running theme in his furniture designs is simple geometric shapes which served as a starting point for me to realise in motion.

This new technology displays video through pulsating LED lights in circular motion. The LED’s are very bright diodes in Red, Green, Blue which combined can display 4096 colours. The video is transferred from a computer and stored on a chip next to the LEDs. Images are displayed at a refresh rate higher than 50 frames per second and works really well in rotation whereas animation from the centre going outwards is slower. 

It was really interesting to design motion-graphics for a very different, circular screen compared to the normal 16 by 9 wide-screen video. To make a high impact visual, simple shapes combined with accelerated/decelerated motion seemed to work best.

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I little video I helped out on for do the green thing, a nice public service to help us lead a greener life. http://www.dothegreenthing.com/

I stabilised the dolly shot as it was a bit shaky..

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Pretty amazing little story of which I’m happy to have been a small part of to tell!.Hoping to do more work for this great platform again!

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LDF 3-screens

I was happy to be get the honour to transalte the LDF branding to a motion-graphics piece across three screens displayed at he V&A. I also had the opportunity to go down and see it in action at this beautiful museum, alongside the great Thomas Heatherwick exhibit.

Graphic design: Domenic Lippa & Jeremy Kunze

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I made the London Design Festival brand come to life through animation at Pentagram, Partner: Angus Hyland / Graphic Designer: Jeremy Kunze 

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Do the Green Thing

I animated and graded this piece for DDGT - an initiative to help people lead a greener life.

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I directed this film for Pentagrams 40 th Jubilee, more info on my website! www.christiancarlsson.com

Make sure to check the post below after watching this!

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Twixtor test

I found some quite low-quality footage on gettyimages and wanted to try Twixtor on it. Most tests I’ve seen before has to do with sports-footage, but I wanted to see if it could be done with human emotion. This also led me on to look at the object’s facial symmetry. I took each side of the face and mirrored it to see which part would be the most beautiful one. The outcome shows that one side of the face is more feminine looking than the other one.