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What a privilege for James Lancett! He has been hand-picked from millions of Creatives the world over to feature on Channel 4’s Random Acts very soon.
The piece aptly named ‘The Diver’ was crafted by James and fellow director friend Sean Weston as a self-initiated project at Kingston University.
via Lancett is diving into Channel 4 Random Acts | blog | jelly illustration | jelly.
Healthy eating is no longer just a trend – it is fast becoming a mindset that everyone is oh-so-conscious of. So, Jessica’s Recipe Bag have taken the tasty step to help busy people shop from home economically with taste & freshness covered off in one neat click. Foodie-shoppers can pick their favourite recipes & get the ingredients delivered to their door – wasting nothing including their time which means more minutes of fun in the kitchen.
Founder, Chris Persson asked jelly to create an animated short to simply describe the product & the process to both new & existing customers. As a start-up there was, of course, limited time & budget so James Lancett focused primarily on the artworking phase for this project to develop a style for the brand before animating this on-line clip. The characters are both familiar & endearing at home with cosy lighting which we think adds a glimpse of nostalgia to the idea of eating at home – together. Thank you to Jessica.
via Food Therapy is Jessica’s Recipe | blog | jelly motion | jelly.
Jelly London’s ‘Summer 2012’ montage reel features clips from across our entire roster of directors and animators!
We selected the best clips highlighting the full diversity of our talent, including CGI, 2D, 3D, character work, linear animation, mixed media and stop frame/motion… what more could you ask for?
via Summer 2012 Montage Reel | blog | jelly motion | jelly.
This charming, personal piece of James Lancett has captured the hearts of our team and clients. We love it!
via Motion Pick of the Week! | blog | jelly illustration | jelly.
This week we have been at the D&AD New Blood, “the leading creative graduate exhibition, designed to showcase the best emerging talent from the D&AD University Network.”
We really enjoyed the show at the Truman Brewery; there was a good mix of illustration, graphic design and animation work.
Charlie & Hulya gave a talk to students on the realities of working commercially, exploring the massive change between leaving art college to starting paid employment. Alison Carmichael gave a talk on Monday about her work as a commercial lettering artist.
There was loads of brilliant talent on display, here are a selection of our top picks! (see all here)
Hulya:
Joe Waldron
Rob:
Jess Lewin
Chris:
James Lancett
Nat:
Samuel Blain
See all our top picks here: jelly | D&AD New Blood – Our Top Picks!.
