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Experimental Tribute from Chris Carter on Vimeo. Alright, I just had to post this video. I stumbled upon it tonight while browsing some stuff on Vimeo. Myself, being a bit of a ‘pedal head’ brought on from hours of experimenting with my guitar has led me to become interested in outrageous configurations like this. Very fun, and very surreal. Notes [...] Tempus II from Philip Heron on Vimeo. Shot with a Photron SA1.1 high speed video camera this video by Philip Heron takes us through a series of captivating slow motion captures. I think my favorite part is the bit with the egg and the mousetrap. Makes for a really interesting view. View -> http://www.heronproductions.co.uk/ Last weekend I caught myself taking another randomly found mannequin photo while walking around the Fremont Sunday outdoor market (the top black and white image). Over time I’ve accumulated a few these mannequin shots, so I’ve decided to create a little Flickr photo set of them that I hope to expand upon. More beyond the [...] Seaweed from Tell No One on Vimeo. I love to come across surprisingly innovative and creative techniques that are the product of playful and open experimentation. Too often do we try to mimic current/existing trends and forget that there are new, fresh trends out there to be discovered and invented. I’m sure this technique by London [...] Most of us have experienced and enjoy the speed that comes with Google Chrome. A work friend of mine sent me this incredible video yesterday. It’s level of production alone is worth checking out, super crisp slow motion and nice lighting… but what really pushes it over the edge is the creative ‘Rube Goldberg‘ domino [...] If you find it difficult to take your eyes away from the clock normally, then you may not want to view this memorizing animation by designer Maarten Baas. Each digital number graphic is updated “manually” by a very small figure who seemingly exists within the clock itself. Very fun, worth a view. Visit -> http://www.maartenbaas.com/ GoodMorning! Full Render #2 from blprnt on Vimeo. This is a pretty interesting visualization, and it definitely helps to provide some great visual evidence that twitter has completely arrived as a common means of communication (as if I had to say that), used world wide and has probably way out performed the ‘beeper’ by now. You [...] |
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