Filed under: HYPE | Tags: Art, New Media, Photography, Reveire, Short Film
© Vincent Laforet
© Vincent Laforet
Vincent Laforet recently produced a short film using his canon EOS 5D. This film was shot exclusively on his digital slr which is capable of shooting in HD quality! This short film is phenomenal and has some amazing shots! See for yourself!And for all of the photographers out there, you can see the actual JPEG previews direct from the camera on this page: Canon Learning Center – Vincent Laforet. I think this page is especially interesting because it shows the make of the lens he uses, along with his aperture, shutter, and ISO setting.
READ MORE to see the images in their full resolution glory!
MARC QUINN
British Sculptor Marc Quinn recently unveiled his sculpture titled “Siren” as part of the “Statuephilia” show at held at this British Museum. This 18 karat solid gold statue cost 3 Million Dollars to produce and is estimated to sell for approximately 20 Million dollars!
MARC QUINN
What is this crazy looking table you ask? Is it a a colouring board? weather map? or a musical instrument?
These two CalArts students, Owen Vallis and Jordan Hochenmbaum, have been designing, building, and programming an interactive music making machine. Using the latest touch sensitive computer technology these two students have created a “Tangible & Multi Touch Sonification Instrument”.
When you look at Brick Tables screen, you will see a colorful map of the U.S., which is showing the current surface temperature of the United States. Split sectionally/regionally across the screen are 9 different audio loops. The user has three puck-like objects that can be used in different ways to create music.
Users have a varity of different ways of manipulating the sounds that are produced from this table. These manipulations are made by either drawing with or by rotating these magnetic disks or by using their hands to alter the sounds created.
Tools for the bricktable
by ~dewaynesmith
Hello Futurists!
Are you an Artist? Designer? or Creative individual with no sense of style or colour? I hope not, but if so, then i’ve got the answer to all of your prayers. COLOURlovers! This wonderful online resource and community is a color and design community for creative inspiration and sharing the love of color. At COLOURlovers users will find over one million color names, hundreds of thousands of color palettes and patterns. COLOURlovers is a very useful resource which should be in every artists arsenals.
-Payce
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