When a street artist gets all sculptural, the works of Holland based DeltaInc.
Monthly Archive for April, 2008
This is a brilliant advert for the Zürich Chamber Orchestra where the musical score becomes a rollercoaster of classical music.
[via Signal vs. Noise]
Interesting use of biological forms with stark black on white contrast by Danish artist; Kasper Ledet.
A stunning collection of advanced time-lapse shots of breathtaking landscapes, reminiscent of Ron Frike’s Chronos, Director Ross Ching presents Eclectic 2.0 in HD.
[via Neatorama]
A great collection of images of technology from the days of yore, rolled into the photo book - Core Memory - A Visual Survey Of Vintage Computers.
Ok, so I am not actually recommending anyone watches Bee Movie, it is as poor as the title suggests (a typical DreamWorks wanna-b-pixar movie). But this article at cgsociety is a great inspection of the visual design process, from drawing to rendering, which is pretty good even if it is let down by the plot.
It also has some great imagery, like the Bee City (pictured) by Zhaoping Wai.
This is the latest in kinetic sculpture, recently installed at Changi Airport in Singapore, ‘Daisy‘ is a robotic arm with a propeller attached which tracks and follows passers-by. The piece was designed by Christian Moeller.
[via Gizmodo]
Interesting idea, the MotionPortrait is a 3D face animation which can be constructed using a 3d mesh and a bunch of images.
When combined they produce something really rather creepy…
[via Kottke]
strange events at night disturb the quiet peacefulness of the the night forest
Excellent and slightly psychedelic renderings by Jonathan Ball.
Fascinating visualisation by London-based video artist; Bon-Bon, combining light and sound in the way that music programs always promise but fail to deliver.
Also worth seeing some of his other work, especially Mind The Step another visualisation in a different style.
Lego reproductions of classic images by Mike Stimpson (Balakov), this being a lego recreation of ‘The unknown rebel‘.
Really nice to finally see some truly inspiring design on coinage. British graphic designer Matt Dent took part and won the new reverse designs competition which started in August 2005.
Which proves that one should never underestimate how slow bureaucrats can go when faced with really good design and much needed change.
[via It's Nice That]
Stunning kaleidoscopic compositions by Japanese artist; palla.
I wanted to modernize the working methods of the Impressionists, who took their canvases outside and painted what was in front of them. My idea was to take my computer outside, and draw what i saw. This image was drawn on top of a 12 floor building in Friedrichshain.
Entitled ‘Berlin, En Plein Air’, brilliantly innovative and stylised work by Icelandic artist Siggi Eggertsson.
[via It's Nice That]