Doesn’t it have a major studio feel to it?
Woolf + Lapin in Talks With 3D Animator Lucas Ridley
By Stephan Dubreuil on January 31st, 2012 in News, Things We Like... A Lot
More Transformer Fun From Patrick Boivin
By Stephan Dubreuil on January 23rd, 2012 in News, Things We Like... A Lot
Check this out.
It’s as slick and sleek as ever.
More W+L Inspiration From Street Art
By Stephan Dubreuil on January 18th, 2012 in Things We Like... A Lot
This Roosevelt-like cowboy spans an old brownstone on Van Horne.
Been there for a while.
To Mac whoever you are.
And to the lasting power of urban art.
See You in 2012!
By Stephan Dubreuil on December 23rd, 2011 in News, Things We Like... A Lot
Our offices will be closed from December 23rd to January 9th.
Patrick Boivin’s Nexus Galaxy Unboxing
By Stephan Dubreuil on December 19th, 2011 in News, Things We Like... A Lot
We are proud to have collaborated on Patrick Boivin’s new clash of the Nexus Ninjas which was made possible with the help of Berzerk Studio, Monsieur Monsieur Boivin, Lab3.ca and Broniac.
Bernard Martin et Série solos in situ à la Place des Arts
By Stephan Dubreuil on December 12th, 2011 in News, Things We Like... A Lot
Voici ce que nos caméras ont capté le 23 novembre dernier…
Tiny Inventions: They Might Be Giants
By Stephan Dubreuil on December 9th, 2011 in News, Things We Like... A Lot
This is work Woolf + Lapin’s newest animation team, Tiny Inventions, did for They Might Be Giants a little while back.
We are thrilled to have them aboard.
Woolf + Lapin Loves Something Left, Something Taken
By Stephan Dubreuil on December 1st, 2011 in News, Things We Like... A Lot
Woolf + Lapin is proud to represent the animation team Tiny Inventions who have directed and animated some really hot projects, namely this 2010 short called Something Left, Something Taken.
On top of the technique and overall look and feel, the writing of this gem is quite good.
“It is an animated dark comedy about a vacationing couple’s encounter with a man they believe to be the Zodiac Killer,” say Tiny Inventions.
Tiny Inventions is in fact the talented duo of Max Porter & Ru Kuwahata.
More to come on these guys and our collaboration.
Woolf + Lapin Inspired by Street Art
By Stephan Dubreuil on November 22nd, 2011 in Things We Like... A Lot
Okay, this stencil has a Halloween feel, but we netted this snapshot before the elements take it away forever…
We’d love to find out who’s behind these “What if Art Ruled the World” stencils?
We’ve spotted them in Montreal’s Mile-End. Ideas?
Patrick Boivin’s New Stop-Motion
By Stephan Dubreuil on November 9th, 2011 in News, Things We Like... A Lot
He did this whimsical Vodafone animation for the Prague-based agency Bistro Films.
You can spot his very characteristic dance.
Only Monsieur Monsieur Boivin can make bunnies break into Flashdance moves.
