Showing posts with label carlos lascano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carlos lascano. Show all posts

Aug 25, 2010

Popsicle Space Camp

Here’s the last commercial I have been working on with my US representatives, BENT Image Lab.
I don’t usually work on 3D but this commercial was a good excuse to start.
It is maybe a bit far from my usual “unpolished” look, but hey, variety is the spice of life!

Hope you enjoy watching it.







Jul 1, 2010

HEBE MAGAZINE



Hebe Magazine has invited me to participate with some illustrations on their last issue, where I had the honor to appear alongside with one of my favorite illustrators, Rebecca Dautremer.

Hope you like it!

You can take a look at the magazine here.

Jun 3, 2010

“J’ai pas le temps” - The Making Of

Here’s a making of of my last animation video, featuring Gabi (singer/songwriter) and Nicolas de Rosanbo (Executive Producer for CUBE Creative.)
Hope you enjoy it.


The Making of J'ai pas le temps from Carlos Lascano on Vimeo.

Apr 10, 2010

J'AI PAS LE TEMPS (I have no time)

I have been working on this piece for more than two months, full time. It is a video clip in which I experimented some new techniques, and improved old techniques I had already used in previous works. The project was commissioned by french singer Gabi, and co-produced by Cube Creative (Paris) and my company here in Madrid, Dreamlife Studio.

Hope you like it!


Stay tune, for I'll be posting the making of in my website in the next couple of days!.

Feb 15, 2010

ANIMATED SPOT FOR OSCILLOCOCCINUM


This is a spot I've made last year for the French market. Even if it has not been released yet, I got the ok from the Production Company to post the spot on my online portfolio. Two huge graphic prints (already displayed in some parts of France), also form part of this campaign.

The product (Oscillococcinum, from Laboratoires Boiron, France) is an homeopathic medicine against flu symptoms.

To see the spot and the making of, please visit my site at www.carloslascano.com

Dec 1, 2009

OSCILLO´s GRAPHIC CAMPAIGN IN PARIS

I have been in Paris a couple of weeks ago, and had the chance to see the Oscillo´s shop window graphic campaign I've been working on during the last summer.

Here are a couple of pictures of the designs, before their display on pharmacies.

During the next weeks the TV animated spot (also part of the same campaign) will be finally released. I´ll keep you posted about it.





Nov 25, 2009

ITALY

I have spent a few days in Italy, amazed by its beauty and by how mild and pleasant can the November weather be.

A few years ago I have written (and started to work on) a project about Leonardo da Vinci that takes place in Florence, but the truth is that I had never been there before.

So I got a train ticket and headed to Florence. I wandered aimlessly around its narrow streets and along the Arno River, taking pictures to use as graphic references, visiting some buildings I had described in my story and admiring the beauty of Tuscany´s autumn.

The landscape was as beautiful as I had imagined it. It was great to walk along the streets and parks I had written about, imagining the characters of my story coming to life in that scenario.



Being there made those characters become real, and I had the feeling of being in places where the situations that I made up had actually taken place.

These kind of feelings are the ones that push me to discover new places and write new stories. For me, traveling is a huge source of inspiration.

Nov 4, 2009

Great review of “A Short Love Story in Stop Motion” by Steve Weiss and Philip Bloom

It was a great surprise to know that the short film has been featured and reviewed at the last webisode of “Critics”, a film-review website hosted by Steve Weiss and Philip Bloom.

Here´s the entire clip. The short film appears at the end, though the entire episode is worth watching.



To see more of these great film reviews, go to Steve Weiss´ website, Zacuto, and visit Philip Bloom´s website for more film/photography-related reviews and articles.

Oct 22, 2009

Oct 13, 2009

INTERVIEW


Here is an interview offered to me by Yuri Baranovsky, from "Break A Leg Films".
Hope you enjoy it!