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Schlagwort: Animation

Augenzucker: Layers – Art film by Maxim Zhestkov

Neues Optikschmankerl des Digitalkünstlers Maxim Zhestkov.

Layers is a 4K digital art film directed by Maxim Zhestkov exploring the juxtaposition of the outside and inside. Computer-generated dark and brutal geometric monoliths are dissected by invisible 3D objects to reveal the layers of the colourful and emotionally vibrant inner structures. At the intersections of the shapes we encounter complex structures which could be perceived as 3D representations of objects within a 4D universe.

(Direktlink, via Colossal)

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Animierte Hände

Beeindruckende Animation von Jesper Lindborg, die sich Händen widmet und die doch komplexen Bewegungen unserer Greifwerkzeuge nachzeichnet.

The focus lay in key-frame animation to mimic the intricate movements of a hand, and with texturing to capture a realistic look of the skin. Adding a layer of simulation I experimented with various substances to create moments of curiosity and playfulness.

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Ein Flug durch die Welt von Van Gogh

Maciek Janicki hat für seinen Film „No Blue Without Yellow“ auf beeindruckende Weise das Schaffen von Vincent van Gogh visualisiert und animiert. Fast im Stile Van Goghs.

The film opens luring closer and closer to discover the possibility of stepping inside a fantastical sphere. The observer is slowly drifting into Van Gogh’s world, carried by the rhythm of a waltz. Van Gogh’s memories are sculpted within his paint strokes. His memories are alive within the film, but just for a fleeting moment. The fantasy lasts simply two minutes, but within that short time the observer is immersed in a painters lifetime.

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Wenn der Wetterbericht zum Katastrophenfilm mutiert

Auch eine Art, auf aufkommende Unwetter hinzuweisen. So eindringlich.

https://twitter.com/weatherchannel/status/1040305773664980993

„Dave Malkoff of The Weather Channel explains the concept of storm surge with the brilliant use of a virtual reality camera. Immersed in the center of the action, Malkoff shows what surges of different heights look like, what they can do and just how much damage they can cause.“


(Direktlink, via Laughing Squid)


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