Tactile Waveforms - A Stunning CGI Film By Süperfad That Imagines What Music Would Look Like
Süperfad’s latest short film, directed by Nando Costa, explores the connections between science, mathematics and music. Drawings representing a musical score are released into stylized landscapes that illustrate conditions through which sounds travel.
3D Holographic Fashion Show
Wow, a visually stunning holographic projection fashion show which creates a complete optical illusion that breaks the rules of time and space on stage.
World’s first complete 3D holographic fashion show for the new collection “Haute Couture” by Stefan Eckert.
by Tim Jockel.
Lamborghini Aventador - 3 minutes of epic car porn.
Well, i guess this is the way to market your car eh? Ferrari, the ball dust is in your court.
When life gets too crazy, go to Iceland.
The Mountain: Probably the most magnificent, stunning and amazing time-lapse you have ever seen.
This was filmed at El Teide - Spain´s highest mountain(3715m) capturing the beautiful Milky Way galaxy.
A large sandstorm hit the Sahara Desert on the 9th April so if you ever wondered how the Milky Way would look through a Sahara sandstorm, look at 00:32.
Amazing, breathtaking and all kinds of superlatives footage by Terje Sorgjerd.
The mother of all timelapses i have seen.
I saw this a couple of months back and was reminded of it when i just attended a Modul8 workshop at Hyper Island and thought ill share it with you guys here.
The web may be a-washed with dozens of projection mapping clips these days but this really takes the cake for me. Nothing major like those you see on a building and such but rather this is a very creative way of using technology to realize a vision.
Produced for up and coming Swedish artist - Millie, this effort probably involved countless mannequins and an insane amount of time as well, as with all great projects.
David Einar helmed the camera and VJ Transfett did the live sync of visuals onto the mannequins.
Superb Art Direction. Visually stunning.
Broadcasting value : 9/10
Canon Pixma: Bringing colour to life from Dentsu London on Vimeo.
Dentsu London, the same agency which experimented with iPad-Light painting that was quickly picked up around the web strikes again with their interpretation on bringing colour to life for Canon.
By creating a 360 rig that spins incredibly fast (5000fps) they were able to create a sense of motion by capturing the paint in scintillatingslow motion and macro mode.
Absolutely stunning.
