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AXN LatinAmerica called on Plenty to develop a promo of one of its primetime shows, “Criminal Minds”, whose main characters are a team of FBI profilers who analyze ‘Criminal Minds’ to deduce their next move.

More info and Backstage at plenty.tv

Directed by: Plenty
Art Director: Pablo Alfieri
Animation Director: Mariano Farias
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Typography Treatment & Graphic Design: Elda Broglio & Pablo Alfieri
Compositing & Postproduction: Sebastian Curi, Mariano Farias & Pablo Alfieri
3D Modeling & textures: Daniel Bel & Juan Martin Miyagi
3D Rendering & Lighting: Daniel Bel
3D Animation: Daniel Bel
2D Animation: Mariano Farias
Montage & Edition: Mariano Farias
Production: Inés Palmas
Year: 2011

Client: Sony Pictures Television Latin America
Production Manager / Art Director AXN Latin America: Sergio Moreno
Creative Producer: Marisabel Torres
Audio: Marisabel Torres / Valentina Durán

written by Christopher | tags: 3d, Argentina, Broadcast, Plenty TV, Promo

“A Short Film by Sebastian Lopez

The Killing Joke is a 15 minute suspense/fiction short film about a mysterious woman that finds a red balloon tied up to a curious little box on an eery derelict street. Using classic elements of suspense and working within a seventies aesthetic, ‘The Killing Joke’ is an action packed film that pays homage to some of the horror movies from that era.”

You can read more about the production here.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Direction, Sebastian Lopez, Short Film

Argentinian design and illustration studio Pogo has been posted here before but they have some newer and excellent work in their Behance-folio including some red hot exhibition work.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Exhibition, Illustration, Pogo

London based designer, illustrator and motionographer Ivan Flugelman who earned his degree at Universidad de Buenos Aires has been filling up his portfolio with some bright, colorful and playful project work.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Ivan Flugelman, motion design, VVSVS

Wow there is some very nice work in the portfolio of Argentinian motion design studio 2veinte. I had never heard of them until we received word about them via an email submission and I gotta say they have done some great work and it looks like they have the talent to do much more.

written by Christopher | tags: 2veinte, Argentina, Branding, motion design

Pablo Alfieri from Plenty let me know that they have updated with new work and a new reel for 2011. They have been moving quickly since their start and are churning out some fantastic work as you can see by their reel.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, motion design, Pablo Alfieri, Plenty

Mutto is the work of Argentinian designer/illustrator Guille Muñoz. His website is full of all kinds of strange and interesting things. Something totally different is lurking behind almost every item in his nav. It’s definitely an unusual portfolio that showcases a multifaceted talent.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Graphic Design, Guille Muñoz, Illustration

Pablo Alfieri has teamed up with Motion Designer Mariano Farias to form a new studio focusing on Motion, Illustration, Design and Art Direction. The studio is called Plenty and they already have an excellent reel posted.

Pablo is a guy who has kept up with me via email and a little on Facebook. He just seems like a super positive guy and is someone I would very much like to meet in person one day. I wish you all the best with your new studio Pablo. Thank you for the email. You guys are going to be very successful.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Graphic Design, Motion Graphics, Pablo Alfieri, Plenty

Argentinian illustrator Christian Montenegro has a geometric style that still manages to maintain a tangible aesthetic. It’s obviously digital but crafted to feel like it’s touched paper through the hand. There is a bold use of color and fun characters all created in a highly accessible style throughout his extensive portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Art, Christian Montenegro, Illustration

Argentinian Rosario Alvarez is serving up some new skaterific zombilicious illustrations in his Flickr-folio that are fun as hell to look at.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Drawing, Illustration, Skateboarding, Yaiagift

Argentinian design studio NASA have updated with both a brand new website and several new works in their portfolio. It’s a trendy display but they have pulled in some really great clients for themselves and really have it dialed in on how to present their work.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Graphic Design, N.A.S.A., Typography

Eloy Krioka and Blas Lamagni are from Sudamérica, Argentina and have recently updated their studio site and portfolio at Place. It’s bright, slick, colorful and fun work.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Grpahic Design, Motion Graphics, We Are Place

Argentinian designer and typographer Javier Bernales has some excellent experimental typography in his ‘Black Book’ which you can see in his Behance-folio. There is something ironic about posting a printed image of the word ‘click’ as a link.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Buenos Aires, Graphic Design, Javier Bernales, Typography

Argentinian illustrator Juluio Cesar is from Alvarez (a small town near the city of Rosario) and likes zombies and skateboards and kicks some serious ass in illustrating both under the name Yaiagift.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Drawing, Illustration, Skateboarding, Yaiagift

I am really digging the calligraphic stylings of Argentinian typographer Yani Arabena this morning. There is something urban about them but they are accessible enough to be appreciated by people whose tastes lean away from graffiti.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Calligraphy, Typography, Yani Arabena

Pulpo Corporate is the work of Argentinian artist and illustrator Fernando Herenu. After graduating from the University of Buenos Aires he has spent the last several years working as an artist for the Cartoon Network and Adult Swim. In his after hours he has been working to develop his own style which can be seen at his personal site.

written by Christopher | tags: Argentina, Art, Fernando Herenu, Pulpo Corporate

‘A Little Triangle‘ is the work of Córdoba, Argentina-based photographer. I got a tip from an email about her work but can’t tell you much about her, or even her name for that matter since it appears nowhere on her Flickr page. Her name may be Illuvia (which is a beautiful name) and one thing I can tell you for sure is that she has a penchant for capturing some amazing photographs. The one above is now my desktop.

written by Christopher | tags: A Little Triangle, Argentina, Cordoba, Illuvia, Photography

“Aitor Throup was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1980. He has also lived in Spain and moved to Burnley in England in 1992. It was in Burnley that Throup developed a passion for labels such as Stone Island and C.P. Company. It was a mixture of Aitor’s interest in these products and his own passion for drawing that led him to begin a BA in Fashion Design at Manchester Metropolitan University, from where he graduated with first class honours in 2004. In 2006, he completed an MA Postgraduate Degree in Fashion Menswear at the Royal College of Art in London.

Aitor is fascinated with anatomy and his main interest is drawing. His hand drawn characters become the primary tool in the exploration of his ‘justified design philosophy’, which highlights the necessity of a reason or function behind all design features. Aitor’s design process is centered around innovative methods of design and construction, in particular a construction process which utilises his own sculptures of the human body as a system for blocking garments.”

Aitor has an amazing body of work and his process of moving from abstract sketch to reality makes him all the more intriguing.

written by Christopher | tags: Aitor Throup, Argentina, Beunos Aires, Fashion, Illustration