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Saiman is another guy always worth looking up from time to time and a browse through the recent additions to his portfolio pay off in full inspiration. He recently completed this video for Gotye that looks amazing.

Credits:
Production Company: Blacklist
Director: Saiman Chow
Executive Producer: Adina Sales
Producers: Hilary Downes, Nathan Jew
Asst Producer: Patrick Gantert
Lead Design: Saiman Chow
Lead Animation: Saiman Chow
3D Animation: Vinh Chung
2D + Cell Animation: George Conkin, Danny Hynes, Alexandra Poston, Sophie Gate
Designers: Saiman Chow, Helene Park, Sophie Gate
3D Modeler: Lee Wolland, Vinh Chung
Storyboard Artist: Morgan Schweitzer
Compositors: Carlos Foxworthy, Vinh Chung, Helene Park
MUSIC CREDITS
Music: Wally De Backer

written by Christopher | tags: Gotye, motion design, Music Video, Saiman Chow

Saiman Chow has brought his patent psychedelic spin to this spot for Ray-Ban’s ‘Rare Prints’ campaign. It’s refreshing to see that style translated into broadcast. I would expect to see more considering how this has been received so far.

Client: Ray-Ban
Spot title: Rare Prints
Agency: Marcel, Paris
Creative Director : Sebastien Vacherot
Writer : Sebastian Piacentini
Art Director : Bastien Grisolet
Account Manager : Shannon Eddy
TV Producer : Cleo Ferenczi

Director: Saiman Chow
Production Company: Blacklist
Executive Producer: Michael Neithardt
Producer: Patrick Gantert
Associate Producer: Sophie Gate
Compositor: Fred Kim

Animation: Studio Nos
Creative Directors: Mathew Amonson, Jeremy Bronson
Producer: John Bega
Stop Motion Director: Mathew Amonson
Animators: Mathew Amonson, Luca Vitale
Model Fabrication: Junko Shimizu, Zack Williams, Mathew Amonson
Director of Photography: Mathew Amonson

Music and Sound Design: Antfood
Executive Producer: Sean McGovern

Production Service Company: Wam

written by Christopher | tags: Advertising, Broadcast, Ray-Ban, Saiman Chow

Graphic designer/artist, Saiman Chow has some new work in his portfolio and to be frank, this latest series pictured above is just flat-out weird. There is no arguing that it’s intrigueing but it is definitely strange.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration, Saiman Chow