David Wilson takes on one of the biggest stories of them all, and reworks it in remarkable fashion for dubstep pioneer Skream. It’s nothing less than the story of Adam and Eve, told in a mixture of live action and stop motion by David and a accompanying small army of artists, art directors and prop [...]
Tuesday, 13. July 2010 | 5 comments »
Tags: Blink, Blinkink, Colonel Blimp, David Wilson, Listenin’ To The Records On My Wall, Skream, Tempa Records
Days after winning two awards at the UK MVAs including Best New Director, here’s David Wilson’s latest tour de force – commissioned by another MVA winner, Tim Nash. David’s second video for Little Boots, following the hugely successful Remedy, centres around Boots communing with the cosmos, and features Hubble-quality scenes of awesome galactic activity created [...]
Tuesday, 20. October 2009 | 3 comments »
Tags: Atlantic/679, Colonel Blimp, David Wilson, Earthquake, Little Boots, Munky, Tim Nash
After his outstanding videos for Moray McLaren and We Have Band, David Wilson continues his stunning introduction to music videos with a proper biggie for Little Boots. And David once more applies his mirror-based ingenuity, for more visual wonderment, this time on a kaleidoscopic theme. David connects Little Boots distinctive sense and sensibility with something [...]
Friday, 31. July 2009 | 1 comment »
Tags: Atlantic Records, Colonel Blimp, David Wilson, Little Boots, Remedy, The Mill, Tim Nash
Hot on the heels of his marvellous and ingenious Praxinoscope-inspired video for Moray McLaren’s We Got Time, David Wilson has come up with another awe-inspiring and seriously unlikely animated video, this time for London outfit We Have Band. You Came Out, created in collaboration with Weiden & Kennedy creatives Fabian Berglund and Ida Gronblom, who [...]
Friday, 12. June 2009 | 3 comments »
Tags: Blinkink, Colonel Blimp, David Wilson, We Have Band, You Came Out
Stunning, ingenious video for Moray McLaren by David Wilson, an animator who appears to have a planet-sized brain. It’s all based on the pre-cinematic device called the Praxinoscope, uses 14 mirrored carousels and 114 individually illustrated record labels placed on a group of ordinary record turntables. And what looks utterly impossible is actually true: it [...]
Tuesday, 28. April 2009 | 3 comments »
Tags: Blink Ink, BUG, BUG 13, Colonel Blimp, David Wilson, Moray McLaren, We Got Time