New show presents sets and puppets from Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs
The stop-motion movie used 240 sets and 1,097 puppets, some of which are on show in London in an exhibition that also includes a life-size recreation of one of the film’s locations
The stop-motion movie used 240 sets and 1,097 puppets, some of which are on show in London in an exhibition that also includes a life-size recreation of one of the film’s locations
Wes Anderson’s stop-motion epic Isle of Dogs arrives in UK cinemas next week. We talk to the film’s production designers Adam Stockhausen and Paul Harrod about bringing Anderson’s vision of a dystopian future Japan to life, the director’s legendary attention to detail and creating the film’s lovable canine characters.
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Amanda Levete is known for daring, ambitious and innovative architectural projects. Last year her practice AL_A completed the £54 million exhibition hall and porcelain tiled courtyard at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London – a project that involved drilling 50 metres into the ground and remodelling a 19th-century screen. Levete studied architecture at the […]
This year’s SXSW Interactive Festival contained plenty of talk about Blockchain and Fake News. But as well as imagining how our future world may look, Made By Many’s Tim Malbon also discovered a profound story of how digital technology is already changing lives.
Code Computerlove has developed a simple online quiz to define different types of designers. Perhaps you are a People Watcher? Or a Workshop Warrior? It’s all good fun, but, as Code’s design director Tom Bradley points out, has a serious side to it too.
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