Desmond Leung: Posted on Motionographer
Yes, yes, ink transitions are all very 2005, but Desmond Leung’s work reminds me of how beautiful natural patterns can be. Working with particle simulators everyday, it’s easy to forget that they’re simulating particles in the real world, and what we work so hard to create on screen can also be created with a paint brush and water. More videos on his vimeo.
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Showing posts with label strange. Show all posts
Friday, August 3, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
TNT Belgium: A Dramatic Surprise on a Quiet Square
TNT Belgium: A Dramatic Surprise on a Quiet Square:
The viral marketing clip of the day features a good dose of storytelling, breaking down television tropes into interchangeable jigsaw puzzle pieces. There’s a hot chick on a bike, some slapstick, a gunfight – the only thing missing is a helicopter touching down.
With the popularity of Improv Everywhere and theatrical productions like Sleep No More, this sort of promotion fits right in with the popularity of the consumer wanting to be in the middle of something special. You’ve just got to make sure you don’t stray too far into Theme Park Stunt Spectacular territory (though, I admit I probably watched the Universal Studios Miami Vice show over thirty times as a kid).
Please send credits if you have.
The viral marketing clip of the day features a good dose of storytelling, breaking down television tropes into interchangeable jigsaw puzzle pieces. There’s a hot chick on a bike, some slapstick, a gunfight – the only thing missing is a helicopter touching down.
With the popularity of Improv Everywhere and theatrical productions like Sleep No More, this sort of promotion fits right in with the popularity of the consumer wanting to be in the middle of something special. You’ve just got to make sure you don’t stray too far into Theme Park Stunt Spectacular territory (though, I admit I probably watched the Universal Studios Miami Vice show over thirty times as a kid).
Please send credits if you have.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Jonathan Brainin
Jonathan Brainin: Jonathan Brainin's excellent camera an pendulum based feedback experiments /artworks
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Friday, June 4, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Best Visual Illusion of 2010
from TheAwesomer
Here’s the mindbending winner of the Best Visual Illusion Contest 2010. Wooden balls roll up the slopes as if they are magnetic, but really are rolling down, due to oppositely perceived orientations.
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