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Rolling Stones | Doom and Gloom

Recorded in Paris and produced by long-time Rolling Stones collaborator Dan Was, GRRR! was the first new Stones album released in 9 years.

Trunk Director Rok Predin and illustrator Sara Savelj created a loose paintbrush-based type for the video using a mix of brush strokes and scanned in marks with real dripping paint footage all mixed together with loads of splatters, drips, and flecks. The single is full of dystopian lyrics commenting on contemporary issues and driven by a pounding score, and the feel of the video reflects that with the passionate paint splatters and drips that feel like someone is actually there, furiously painting away with the song in the background.

 The video was created using hand-painted textures and scans intermixed with live action elements and composited together using After Effects.

Trunk producer Richard Barnett noted, “It was an unbelievable opportunity to work for literally Rock Legends, and on such a great track as well! We were able to turn around the video in an incredibly short time helped enormously by the guys at Polydor, and after Elton John, the projections on the palace for Madness, and now this, it’s been a great year.”

The results of Trunk’s work have been well received by the band, including front man Mick Jagger, who noted he “loved it.” Always nice to hear!

Credits

Press
Animation magazine .eu

AWN

Creative planet Network

Design Vid

Digital Arts

Fresh Independence

Kuriositas

LBB

Motion25

Page

Pixelcreation

Promonews

Skwigly

The curious Brain

VOTD

Credits
Director : Rok Predin
Illustration: Sara Savelj
Animation: Rok Predin, Leslie Dart, A.A. Stretch
Commissioner: Semera Khan
Record Co: Universal