Woolf + Lapin Welcomes Programmer Mathieu Campagna

Woolf + Lapin is quite happy to welcome the very talented, if not altogether peerless, programmer Mathieu Campagna.

Starting in 2008, Mathieu, along with his company Lab3, has been specializing in the production of high-end material exclusively for new-media platforms.

He has since worked on interactive, web and touchscreen projects including Montreal’s Cosmodome space exhibition as well as the critically acclaimed Star Wars Identities.

He also did some spectacular programming for Patrick Boivin’s Ninja Two clip for Google’s Nexus phone.

We’ve blogged it before, but here it is again.

Coolrain Inspires Woolf + Lapin

We’ve blogged about this guy before.

But there’s nothing like starting a Monday morning with this great stuff.

Check out the details…

The fixed gear, the cycle caps, everything down to the shamballa bracelet!

Coolrain has collaborated with Patrick Bovin as well as Iniesta himself in the Nike spot below, which incidentally is edging ever so close to 2 million hits!

See Creature’s Signal Film for the Ottawa International Animation Festival

Here’s See Creature talking about the film:

“During the 2011 Ottawa International Animation Festival the Montreal-based art initiative EN MASSE and friends created a 6’ by 16’ mural during the festival weekend, while we documented and animated the creation. Since then, we have taken all that footage, added to it and created the 2012 festival signal film with an “A capella” soundtrack completed by Bryant Vance.

“This film is being played before every screening at the 2012 OIAF, Sept 19-23 and we’re very grateful for the wonderful opportunity given to us by the festival! See you at the fest, follow us on twitter as we actually see the films this year.

En Masse contributing artists: Rupert Bottenberg, Fred Casia, Dave Cooper, Dale Hayward, Pascal Rodrigue, Carlos Santos, Malcolm Sutherland, and Jason Wasserman.”