Check out these clips from some recent Evil Corp experimentation. Using a combination of 2D and 3D elements, we’ve tried to capture the complete misery of umbrellas in the wind, or perhaps a sodden walk home from work…hope it’s nicer where you are right now!
‘Windy’
‘Rainy’
We’re pleased to unveil some more of our latest work!
Last year we did some work for Publicis Chemistry that went down like hot drink, and it seems they were so happy with it, they came back and asked us to do something just as nice, for the rather sophisticated, Gü Puds brand, and their 10th anniversary campaign. They were fans of I Dreamt of Flying, and were keen to get something in a similar, graphical style.
They needed a lightning quick turn around in order to launch it with a competition for Gü’s Facebook users. So, as we’re never ones to shy away from a challenge (and of course, making films about dessert is always enjoyable), we happily obliged, and produced this lovely confection featuring their head chef, Fred, challenging viewers to come up with a winning recipe that would eventually be made by Gü for real.
Another from our collection of Evil characters.
No job is too small for this chap.
Spring is officially just around the corner, but we’ve started cleaning a little early this year, and lo and behold, look what we’ve dug up – some classic postcards from A Large Evil Corporation’s various sectors across the globe.
Here’s one of our famous, enviro-friendly tankers, making it’s journey from
Saudi-Arabia, to one of our many oil refineries based in the U.S. Today, we proudly remain one of the most efficient, safe, and widespread, petrochemical producers in the world. We’ve expanded this department of Evil Corp, with multiple plants now in almost every country in the Middle-East, with plans to set-up in China by 2020.
Here we have a couple from our popular resort on America’s west coast. Our diner / motel, was voted the most hygienic place in Los Angeles for 5 years running, from 1968-1972, by ’LA Dirt’ magazine! We continue to boast resorts on many coastal hot-spots around the globe, complete with hotels, bars, and mini-markets. Check with your local travel agent to find your dream holiday through Evil Corp.
Now, this last one is real blast from the past. Circa 1886, way back in the early days of Evil Corp, this is a snapshot featuring the brave men of a Texas based fire department. We had a few spread across the southern states of the U.S., providing a subscription service to domestic households. We decided to close this sector of the business just as World War II approached, in order to concentrate our resources on more profitable spin-offs, such as our chain of self-service crematoria.
We’ll be sure to post more from the archives, as and when we find it!
So, the great British weather has returned. It seems like this poor chap won’t be escaping the showers any time soon…
‘Dumbrella’ – A whimsical comment on the futility of preparation.
Here’s another of our latest Evil images. No prizes to those who guess what genre of music he’s playing on that iPod…
Last year, we were approached by Dave Dye of DHM, to fashion this icy number for Greenpeace’s ongoing ‘Save The Arctic’ campaign.
As the Arctic sea ice melts, the oil corporation giants of the world are moving in to drill and plunder the reserves that were once untouchable…
This short film imagines the consequences an oil spill would have on the fragile environment, through a series of 2D animated transitions projected onto ice. We see the pristine white landscape become black as the oil seeps and engulfs the land, while the Arctic’s inhabitants like the Snowy Owl, Narwhal and Polar Bear struggle to live on. Help stop the drilling now, or say goodbye to the Arctic.
Here’s the the results of some recent Evil experimentation. Using only CG, we’ve tried to replicate a kind of, ‘die-cut’ steel look. Check out the images and video below. Share your thoughts on the facebook too if you like!
Have you had a go at this or a similar style in CG? Share your videos with us! info@evilcorp.tv
