Please create a clock, featuring human body or movement.
(head, hands, walking, habits, etc. Anything related to human is ok!)
- Koichiro Tanaka
- Thank you all for participating.
I enjoyed varied works.
What I felt, when I was looking at both categories, was that there are lots of "Almost!" works. Interesting as expression, but it is not related to people's movement which is a theme, or the clock as utility is not mounted well.
Regarding winning entries, I think human movements are uniquely combined with a clock.
Congratulations for those who won a prize.
You rarely get the chance to see many people's works freely having a single theme.
Please compare and try to make use of various entries. You must come up with findings. - Koichiro Tanaka
- Founder, Creative Director of Projector, Inc.
Founded Projector in 2004. Has launched Nissan Web Cinema “TRUNK,” Nike’s mobile phone football “Keme,”
the dance music clock “UNIQLOCK,” Sony’s “Singing in the Car;” a TVC/MV audition from inside people’s cars, the mobile phone music generator “iida calling,” and Uniqlo’s miniature version of Japan calendar “Uniqlo Calendar.”
Projector has been recognized with over 70 advertising awards, including the Grand Prix (twice) , Gold (3 times), Bronze prize (twice) in the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival, and in the Tokyo Interactive Ad Award the Grand Prix (twice), Gold prize (10 times) and Best Creator (once).
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- Kung-fu? Clock
- Skelton Clock JS
- Nobody
gct256
There are various movements, but kung fu action has magical powers making boys move, does it?
If kung fu master's action shot for real is mounted in this clock, it will become a big hit.
I really like a simple viewpoint though the expression of this work is not so stable.
chabudai
Representing numbers by posing may be a typical first idea which comes up to everyone's mind.
However, elaborate details of movements are good.