I don't know which is better, the final version or making of Nuit Blanche by Spy Films. Beautiful.
Nuit Blanche from Spy Films on Vimeo.
Making Of Nuit Blanche from Spy Films on Vimeo.
Archive for the ‘Computer Graphics’ Category
June 23, 2010
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Bernat Fortet
By Karey in ActionScript, Computer Graphics, Design, PhotographyDigging the work of digital creative Bernat Fortet. Most of his work focusing on CG and Graphic Design, though I prefer his Flash experiments and photography (an example of each below). Be sure to check out the independent NodalGenesis project site to test out Bernat's interactive generative Flash artwork.
NodalGenesis (Flash)
March 25, 2010
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Sphere by Matt Cinque
By Karey in Computer Graphics, MotionCame across this great experiment with displacement by Matt Cinque in Cinema 4d the other day.
Sphere from matt cinque on Vimeo.
February 25, 2010
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3D Eye by Conor Lawless
By Karey in Computer Graphics, MotionWhile the following video is a bit creepy and shall I say gross (?), I still strongly recommend checking out the work of biomathematician and programmer Conor Lawless. Not quite sure how or why he made the 3D Eye but found a brief description in which he says, 'I created a 3-dimensional surface from the pixel intensities in each frame, and mapped the original pixel colours onto the surface.' Hmmm . . . .
Check out Conor's website, blog, and videos.
February 17, 2010
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Houdini + Bullet + Voronoi Fracture
By Karey in Animation, Computer Graphics, MotionBeautifully built animation of the bullet implementation by Jesse Erickson using Houdini 3D animation package and Voronoi Fracture Asset. Not quite sure I under stand the physics involved, much less how to use the software; but I definitely appreciate Jesse's work. All his video's on Vimeo are worth checking out, but a couple more of my favorites include Fur vs. Smoke and Fluid Junk.
Houdini + Bullet + Voronoi Fracture from jesse erickson on Vimeo.
February 6, 2010
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Maxim Zhestkov
By Karey in Art, Computer Graphics, Design, MotionMotion designer and video artist Maxim Zhestkov finds inspiration in a variety of fields - nature, fashion, technology, architecture, and space - to create the spaces of his imagination and mesmerizing fantasies. Apparently he browses Wikipedia for inspiration and advocates bringing together incompatible elements, "as in a dream." Maxim also does NOT believe in time management, saying it can interrupt the aesthetic of surprise, and often finds himself working after being awake for 48 hours to encourage a different perspective and feeling of his environment.
Nokia / Zhestkov.com from Maxim Zhestkov on Vimeo.
January 10, 2010
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The Third & The Seventh by Alex Roman
By Karey in Animation, Architecture, Art, Computer Graphics, MotionWOW. Everything you thought was possible and more in CG. A full CG animated piece illustrating architecture as art through the photograph and filming of existing spaces. Don't let the description confuse you though, by 'existing spaces' I mean built architecture modeled in 3ds Max. Creator Alex Roman states 'I think i must make it clear. There are a few non-CG elements in the shortfilm: photographer (shot on greenscreen), pigeons, timelapsed growing flowers, flying airplane and sky backgrounds."
BEAUTIFUL. MUST watch in full screen, with sound on. And don't stop short, the latter few minutes are my favorite.
The Third & The Seventh from Alex Roman on Vimeo.
Recommended by my friend Howard at crtl-i. Almost makes me want to be an architect again . . . .
January 10, 2010
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Complexification by Jared Tarbell
By Karey in Animation, Art, Computer Graphics, Flash, Illustration, Motion
While going through ages of old online bookmarks, came across an amazing Flash inspiration: computer scientist Jared Tarbell. An avid promoter of using computer code and mathematics to generate computer art, his work boils down to elaborate lines of code, written so intricately that he turns basic graphical elements into complex geometries and animations. Beginning with an algorithmic goal, he finely tunes each program with the aim of specific results, but also allows his methodology to drift off target and produce unexpected discoveries. Additionally, majority of his work is open source, encouraging all to experiment and learn from his code.
Take a look at examples below of Jared's work, and also be sure to visit his two sites:
Complexification (where the projects below are pulled from)
Levitated (more animation/motion work, also a few current updates)
December 30, 2009
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Sniff
By Karey in Computer Graphics, Design, Installation, Interactive, MotionSniff is an interactive installation by Karolina Sobecka with software development by Jim George. The project explores the idea of a moment of engagement through a computer generated dog that is programmed to interpret a viewers movements (ex: aggressive vs friendly) and respond with according behavior.
Sniff from karolina sobecka on Vimeo.
I highly recommend check out other work by Karolina and Jim, or reading more about Sniff at:
Sniff website
Karolina Sobecka's full portfolio and website
Jim George's full portfolio and website