Dirty Mouse // Food For Designers’ Dirty Little Mice

Bryce Wymer dropped us a line to say he has just launched a new website with a shedload of new work. Definitely one to browse on an otherwise dull monday.

Originally featured on March 12th 2008 

Loic Sattler has updated his site with some new work.

Originally featured 5th February 2008

The previously featured Urciuoli Sabato has sent us an email about his latest project…

“By now 5 elements dominate our environment, the stranger element, dissonant, is changing with no remedy our planet. Who’s the intruder? Everybody knows ma nobody really knows really. This work enable by means of interactivity to everybody to generate the vision of our environment in changing. In a dark room an intuitive control surface called reactable enable the user to create an environment represented by music and images, he generate, he create, he destroy everything sorround.”

Previously featured on February 18th, 2008

“Chris O’Shea is an artist and designer creating interactive works. His focus is on developing work that encourage creative play and collaboration, challenging our perception of space and physical objects.” Very sweet stuff this!

Are Sundnes is a soon-to-be graduate Art Director at Westerdals School of Communication in Oslo, Norway. He also runs the impressive aggregator site, Preik, which Dirty Mouse feeds into.

Fake-Up is an Interactive & Motion Graphics Production House, specializing in creating intense design, advanced interactive technology , motion graphics and hyper realistic 3D.

Tasty illustration and other such shenannigans from Pokedstudio. There’s some nice free stuff to download on there too - I just got a rather dapper desktop from there!

Those cats over at Shilo have been hard at work on this rather sweet new CG project.

Also, if you haven’t had a mooch at their mix over on We Make It Good (see this post), then make sure you do, as it’s pretty neat, and I’ve had a good few plays of it now!

Kamil has some nice illustration.

Brazillian designer Victor Seabra has some nice illustration and motion graphics pieces on his website.