Zombies Ahead!
Who doesn’t love zombies? And who doesn’t want an Electric Motocross Bike? Well, do I have news for you! Morgan Evans from Otaku Films has just finished a short film involving both. It’s an ad for...
Author: Evan Stainsby
Give a chip to a Mammy’s boy
Some friends of mine have just opened a chip shop in St. Kilda, Melbourne. It’s called Mammy’s Boy, after those loveable Irish layabouts, and they sell everything from burgers to beers, from fish to soft-serve, and chips, usually slathered...
From Cenotes to Skyscrapers
In early 2014 I went to Mexico and the U.S.A. The trip consisted of a visit around the Yucatán Peninsula and ten days in New York City. Below is a collection of images that I...
Toys for Target
One of the jobs I have finished in the last few months for work was a type design project for Target’s latest toy sale. The brief was for the type to be playful, to...
Big Shoe for Strike bowling
In March 2014, Strike bowling had a competition called RE:BOOT to design the look of their new bowling shoe. The competition involved submitting a shoe design on Strike’s facebook page and from these submissions, ten finalists and...
Evan Stainsby – Motion Graphics Showreel 2014
This is my Motion Graphics Showreel from 2014. My work shown here is a mix of After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, Cinema 4D and Nuke. The showreel includes Quasimodo’s Dream, Catch Perfect, Kempe Engineering, Melbourne Victory,...
The people of Bangladesh
While travelling, I like to capture images of local faces. Sometimes I feel that I am imposing or intruding on people when taking their photo, this is definitely not the case in Bangladesh –...
Chocolate Lindt ball melting in Melbourne
During a heat wave in January 2014 I recorded this chocolate Lindt ball melting in a bluestone laneway in South Melbourne. It took just under 3 minutes to become a puddle of chocolate. With...
Quasimodo’s Dream
I was approached by Sandpit to help them bring to life a promotional music clip for the release of Michael Kantor’s film ‘The Boy Castaways’. boycastaways.com The song for the clip was Quasimodo’s Dream. It was...
Safari Sunset Wedding
I was camping at a music festival over the New Year and as we were watching the sun set on 2013, I spotted a girl taking her giraffe for a walk. The whimsy of...
Method Studios 2013 Christmas Card
This is an electronic Christmas card I created for Method Studios to distribute to our clients. Additional work by Simon Bronson, Drewe Clarke & Oz Smith. Sound by Richie Buxton & Sam Hopgood.
Animal Photography
While I enjoy photography of all types, one of my favourites is animal photography. Here is a sample of my animal photos, taken around the world. Click for my full animal set, or visit...
New logo design for Kid Massive
I was approached by Frank Meets Wolf to create a new logo and visual identity for Kid Massive, a Danish DJ/Producer/Remixer. The logo needed to be simple and sharp. It needed to stand out...
Toe tappin’ music clip for The Vanturas
Friends and colleagues Max Miller and Kali Bateman wanted to make a music clip for a band they knew called The Gunrunners. We never made a clip for that band, they broke up before...
MaxiPARTS Logo Resolve
This was a promotional video for the MaxiPARTS division of MaxiTRANS. It was first presented at the Brisbane Truck Show in May 2013. The logo was designed by Matt Scully at Bravo Tango Bravo,...
Olinda, the city of colours
On a holiday to Brazil in 2013, I visited Olinda, a small hilly town in the north-east of the large country. One of my favourite aspects of this little place was that all of the houses and...
Catch Perfect animation sequence
This is an excerpt from the short film ‘Catch Perfect’ directed by Raphael Elisha, written by Ron Elisha and produced by Kristy Fuller. It starred Steve Mouzakis, Lara Robinson and Katerina Kotsonis. I was...
KEMPE Engineering Logo Animation
Animation of a logo for Bravo Tango Bravo‘s client Kempe Engineering, a leading global, vertically integrated, specialist engineering company, based in Victoria, Australia. The animation sequence reinforced Kempe’s three tiered approach to developing engineering solutions.