Four Fifths Design

Just to update everyone on a few things…

1. I’m no longer using Digg. I now use Reddit. Why? Traffic, that’s why!

2. Four Fifths Design is now on Facebook! Just click here!

3. While you’re at it, follow me on Twitter to know each time there’s a new feature (and a few personal thoughts here and there). Just click here!

Cheers!

Patrick

Four Fifths Design is officially 2 years old as of today! I want to personally thank all my readers for their constant input and enthusiasm. I also want to thank the numerous artists, designers, organizations, collectives and companies who have continuously shown interest in Four Fifths Design, especially General Motors, American Apparel and KDU for their ongoing support, feedback and exclusive features.  2010 looks to be another promising year, and I will do my best to continue the growth of Four Fifths Design!

Cheers,
Patrick Branigan

[digg=http://digg.com/arts_culture/HAPPY_BIRTHDAY_109]

Designer: Same O’Hare
I”ve seen tilt-shift photography projects aplenty over the last few years, but The Sandpit – a time lapse, tilt-shift film of New York life by Sam O’Hare is one that is particularly appealing.

Designer: Branislav Cirkovic
Branislav Cirkovic is currently the Senior Interactive Designer at 2Advanced Studios LLC in southern California, USA. Cirkovic’s specialties include Actionscript development and motion and is well versed in After Effects, 3D Studio Max, CSS, XML and much more. Though inspired by many artists, Cirkovic, like myself, pays tribute to a lot of electronic dance music artists for inspiration.

Designer: Various
A small collection of some really awesome motion pieces, each with its own unique and beautiful techniques.

Magnetic Sphere by flight404

Black Hole by 360angles

Flightpattern by Gwen Vanhee

Visualization in 7/4 by Eamae Mirkin

Christmas Card by okdeluxe

Solar (with Lyrics) by flight404

Advanced Beauty by Universal Everything

Flight404 is a Vimeo user who seems to have one of the most fantastic portfolio of experimental AV pieces I’ve seen in some time.