@Dustin - Thanks a lot my man! The 'speech bubble' idea is something I could obviously push a bit further, and I'm exploring it...
@Able - Red-green is actually an older style of 3D anaglyph glasses... In more recent versions the green is usually replaced with more of a blue / cyan color instead. These could obviously be tweaked, but I was thinking a slightly off color might be a more recognizable approach. (I.E. I wouldn't want it to be too easily confused with a 3D glasses icon per say...)
@Nathan - You get where I'm going with it... ;) Cheers buddy!
@Juan - Their work is primarily (web / app design & development) so no 3D film production per say... But with this project I'm essentially trying to conceptually map out ideas of 'digital vision' & communication > obviously along with some more classic typography based variations, etc.
@Namanja - Yeah, classy is indeed a strong selling point...but a simple conceptual connection can also go a long way ;) Not sue if this one is 100% there yet...but it's just rough idea.
@Stan - Makes perfect sense > however you would lose that 'b/d' connection in the process. If we do go straight iconic vs typographic > indeed that might be just the ticket for a clear read on the bubbles...
@Herson - Thanks a lot my man! Bubbles to glasses was my process in fact...but I may have tweaked them a bit too much in order to fit the silhouette of the glasses? I've got a couple other version going, so I'll try to separate the elements a bit more this time...
These are seriously some of the coolest 3D glasses that I have seen. The illlustration style is immaculate. Great work Michael. inspiring as always. I really like how the white comes down into the lens's. Rad.
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Michael Spitz
One of the totally different directions I've been thinking about for the 'B/D'. Started out with some speech bubbles and ended up with this guy...
*No company name just yet > but it's a rebrand for a new-media design outfit.
over 2 years ago
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Dustin Wallace
This is getting interesting. Could the red/green shapes be literal speech bubbles? I like this.
over 2 years ago
I think 3D glasses, but then the colors aren't blue and red. (just thinking out loud here)
over 2 years ago
I like that the colors aren't straight blue and red. Nice one!
over 2 years ago
if the company is related, well made.
over 2 years ago
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Nemanja Jovanovic aka Frac...
not classy enough like previous one,but as Juan said above if co
ompany related than could work rather nicely
over 2 years ago
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Michael Spitz
@Dustin - Thanks a lot my man! The 'speech bubble' idea is something I could obviously push a bit further, and I'm exploring it...
@Able - Red-green is actually an older style of 3D anaglyph glasses... In more recent versions the green is usually replaced with more of a blue / cyan color instead. These could obviously be tweaked, but I was thinking a slightly off color might be a more recognizable approach. (I.E. I wouldn't want it to be too easily confused with a 3D glasses icon per say...)
@Nathan - You get where I'm going with it... ;) Cheers buddy!
@Juan - Their work is primarily (web / app design & development) so no 3D film production per say... But with this project I'm essentially trying to conceptually map out ideas of 'digital vision' & communication > obviously along with some more classic typography based variations, etc.
@Namanja - Yeah, classy is indeed a strong selling point...but a simple conceptual connection can also go a long way ;) Not sue if this one is 100% there yet...but it's just rough idea.
over 2 years ago
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Stan Grinapol
@Michael, just a thought love the glasses direction, you could do the glasses and speech bubbles by vertically flipping the glasses.
over 2 years ago
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Michael Spitz
@Stan - Makes perfect sense > however you would lose that 'b/d' connection in the process. If we do go straight iconic vs typographic > indeed that might be just the ticket for a clear read on the bubbles...
over 2 years ago
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Riley Cran
The b/d in this is brilliant, Michael. Well done.
over 2 years ago
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Michael Spitz
@Riley - Thanks a bunch! :)
over 2 years ago
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Herson Rodriguez
@Michael,
This is great, if you still want to play with the bubbles think of turning the bubbles into glasses not the glasses into bubbles.
Maybe this help, I don't know.
This is looking good
over 2 years ago
wow!
over 2 years ago
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Michael Spitz
@Herson - Thanks a lot my man! Bubbles to glasses was my process in fact...but I may have tweaked them a bit too much in order to fit the silhouette of the glasses? I've got a couple other version going, so I'll try to separate the elements a bit more this time...
P.S. Digging the new avatar ;)
@Ivan - Cheers! :)
over 2 years ago
Great take on these glasses! Loving it.
over 2 years ago
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Jacob Klos
Ha, very clever. Love it.
over 2 years ago
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Herson Rodriguez
Definetly @Michael, this is great work.
Glad you like the new avatar.
over 2 years ago
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Michael Spitz
@Blake / Jacob - Cheers guys! :)
over 2 years ago
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Dann Petty
NICE as always dude! Looks soooo good!
over 2 years ago
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Sean Heisler
Hey, buddy! Nice stuff!
over 2 years ago
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Michael Spitz
@Dann - Thanks a lot my man! Much appreciated! :)
@Sean - Hey buddy! Great to see you & thanks a lot! :)
over 2 years ago
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BD Bubbles
by Michael Spitz
Another step in the speech bubble direction... Still considering some options for the glasses > but this one's a bit more straight forward.
over 2 years ago
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Charles Riccardi
These are seriously some of the coolest 3D glasses that I have seen. The illlustration style is immaculate. Great work Michael. inspiring as always. I really like how the white comes down into the lens's. Rad.
over 2 years ago
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Michael Spitz
@Charles - Thanks a lot! :)
over 2 years ago
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bd Glasses 2
by Michael Spitz
Speech bubbled 'bd' glasses.
**Slightly adjusted option > LINK
over 2 years ago