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“A steel sculpture with changing magnetisation is coated with ferrofluid. The fluid is pulled in the direction of increasing flux density and forms peaks, which become smaller in higher flux density.”….. Erm well whatever, it’s pretty!
In the slowest slow mo video yet, Gav shows us the classic colliding droplets shot in liquid. Using a mixture of coloured water and milk shot at 5000 frames per second (200 times slower than real-time.)
“Zeitguised’s interpretation of „The Zoo“ (Funkstörung) is a lighthearted piece that affirmates the facility of synthetic constructions against the heavy, serious notion of established constructions, including CG’s own means of photorealism.”
Not much information on this, just a really beautiful music video!
Obscuras projection, sensor and tracking system reveals images and animations that follow the movements of the pool balls as players hit them around the table.
Aurel Bacs, International Head of the Watch Department, shares his passion and knowledge of the only known matching pair of gold and enamel singing bird pistols, offered at Christie’s Hong Kong Important Watches sale on 30 May 2011. Among the most valuable and important works of art remaining in private hands, the value and ingenuity of these pistols are beyond description and must be seen and heard to be truly appreciated.
“An old and weary actress is literally falling apart backstage in her dressing room. In spite of the apparent travesty, she still manages to pull herself together in order to pose for a few glamour shots”
Flying Lotus – “Galaxy in Janaki” Directed by Jon & Forest Casey.
3 short animations all hand-drawn 1600 frames cell animation with Highlighters used for colour.
Terry Gilliam explains the secrets of the Monty Python animations.
Mike Grab has made a habit of creating art with river stones on Boulder Creek. Watch him work next to Eben G Fine Park.
A brilliant optical trick simulating animation from static imagery.
3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage… all to turn 3 ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food ….into 3 beautiful and hopefully compelling short films…..
