OK so I’m a little late in getting this edited and uploaded. Sorry about that. For those who don’t know, eBoy is a creative team that specializes in pixel art. They are considered the masters in their field and they produce a wide array of different things like posters and toys. I’ve always been a big fan of their work ever since I saw a piece they did for Computer Arts years ago.
Mike contracted eBoy to create the Adobe AIR launch poster and corresponding t-shirts which came out awesome. eBoy is actually selling a limited amount of the shirts right now on their site. While on the European AIR tour, Mike and I visited their studio in Berlin and shot the following video. This isn’t necessarily Flash-related but it’s cool to see their design space and how they work.
Lee
got nothing in Firefox… I see the video for like a second then it’s gone
This is great. I loved the shirts and posters when they were first shown and I love these style of interviews/work space tours. It’s inspiring to put the faces and personalities to the work that’s out there.
Oh and shoutout to Kai rockin the red wristband(04:00). Must be working damn hard to require the sweatband to keep that mouse dry.
Kurt
That’s pretty cool video – I love eboy for their pixelart, right now I was able to see how they work. Thanks Lee:)
Lee just like Phillip i see the video for a second then it fades to nothing
please fix:
using firefox 2 & firefox 3.0, it’s also gone in explorer.
cheers
Nice video… Good photoshop tip
yeah, those guys seem really nice and definitely humble! I too was digging the red wrist band, very nice! Thanks for posting this Lee. Always inspiring to see artists from all over the world.
I’m an idiot… I always thought eBoy was one person.
Damn I’m not sure what to fix. The video plays fine for me in Firefox 3 and Safari.
Thanks for the vid!
Great! These guys are great. Thank you.
(btw: works fine on my firefox3)
That was cool to see a bit of how they work. The final products are always amazing. Thanks.
What was that multiple window thing they were showing with photoshop?