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Black Buzzard

Philip Tyrer — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 23:17:36 +0000

Black Buzzard was a project to create a decal for a boat. This was my second time creating an image using only vectors; a necessity since there was the possibility of multiple sizes as well as the enforced ‘simplicity’ of vectors being the most appropriate style.

Discover Swimwear

Philip Tyrer — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 02:51:56 +0000

Discover swimwear is a specialises in mastectomy swimwear. At Discover Swimwear you will find unique and wonderful swimwear and lingerie I have discovered across the globe. These collections inspire your femininity and confidence during the beautiful season of summer.

Ambient Shack

Philip Tyrer — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 02:51:19 +0000

Ambient Shack is an online store selling eco-friendly drinkware, lunchware, and hoeware goods.

We are an eco-friendly online shop specialising in safe BPA free products.

Our aim is to be green keeping in mind the environment.

We stock the highest quality and safest products as we understand what is best for you, your family and children.

House of Talent

Philip Tyrer — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 02:50:01 +0000

House of Talent is a Sydney based, rapidly growing middling agency. This website represents a huge step forward for the business.

House of Talent is the newest Sydney based Modelling, Acting, and Promotions Agency with the goal of providing equal opportunity to all models and actors for all occasions. Our willingness to explore potential gives us a leading edge, and every opportunity will be considered.

Few Are Chosen

Philip Tyrer — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 01:28:08 +0000

A short animation which utilises automatic graphic techniques in the process of animation, as well as a tool to organically develop and suggest visual narrative and structure.

Abstract

This practice-led research project explores and maps a method for animation production which integrates automatism into the animation production process. This method of production has the purpose of critically diverting attention away from industrial frameworks which were introduced in the 1920′s by American animation studios, and towards utilising automatism, pioneered by André Masson, and intuitive animation techniques used by animators Len Lye and Norman McLaren. The use of a framework for automatism integration engenders a freedom to explore the possibilities and accidental discoveries that arise in practice, which would otherwise be culled in an industrial approach which aims for uniformity of output. This method of production is applied to my project first in a series of developing animation studies, aggregated into a DVD titled “Animation Studies and Experiments”. The developed framework is manifest in the production of a cohesive animated creative work on DVD titled “Few Are Chosen”.

Credits

Project / animation: David Blackwell.
Sound design / recording / guitar: Philip Tyrer
Sound design: Chris Buckley
Erhu (Chinese Violin): Nick Ng

Epic Store

Philip Tyrer — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 02:58:52 +0000

Epic is an online shop with an award winning design ethos to computer and home decor products. Epic Store places emphasis on customisation and sells the highest quality components for computer enthusiasts. They also service signage and custom/rapid prototyping projects.

Royal Albert

Philip Tyrer — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 00:57:12 +0000

The Royal Albert is a hotel situated in the heart of Brisbane, Australia. The heritage listed building is located off the Brisbane Queen St mall, Myer centre, and Albert St restaurant precinct are on the doorstep. Personable service, luxury features and fully appointed suites and apartments set the Royal Albert Boutique Hotel Brisbane apart from the rest.

Videography reel

Philip Tyrer — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 14:56:05 +0000

Moving away from computer graphics and special effects, it’s also important to capture great looking and sounding footage. This reel demonstrates camera work, lighting techniques, sound recording and voiceovers.

George Lam demo reel

Philip Tyrer — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 14:36:46 +0000

A collection of George’s video work from his last two years of working with clients. Some of his personal/experimental projects have been included as well.