This animation called Oscillate, it’s Daniel Sierra‘s thesis animation for his MFA at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Sierra try to imitate a “visualize waveform patterns that evolve from the fundamental sine wave to more complex patterns, creating a mesmerizing audio-visual experience in which sight and sound work in unison.”
(via Colossal)
Artist Kevin Champeny recently show us this video about how he make these super gummy bears chandelier. It’s the same chandelier seen on the iCarly show, designed and built exclusively for Jellio.com. Even though built this candelier need over 156 hours, but that’s really is a cool thing when it’s shown in a kids party or kids room. Please enjoy the video below:-)
This is a short tilt-shift time-lapse film about the city of Melbourne’s feature, Australia. Photographer Nathan Kaso spent 10 months to making and features the different events and festivals throughout the year.
Music: “Reflections” by Tom Day.
Equipment: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, 17-40mm f/4L, 24-105mm f/4L and 70-300mm f/4-5.6 USM
(via Colossal)
Cinematographer and bike fans Richie Trimble unveiled a freakishly 14.5 feet tall bike, at CicLAvia open street event in Los Angeles. Trimble recorded the video below. He managed to complete the ride without incident, though he nearly got wedged under a highway overpass. Trimble recently spoke to Streetsblog Los Angeles about the ride and his plans for an even taller bike. Finally, I just want to know, how does he get off the bike?
On Salon Satellite at Milan Design Week 2013, Canvas is a lightweight and simple furniture designed by spatial designer Naoki Ono and founder of Tokyo-based YOY design studio.. Each surface is printed image of the furniture, you can sit and hung flat on a wall also.
(via hyperallergic)
In the past three years, photographer Matt Molloy Shot these sunsets and cloudscapes everyday. Molloy stacked the numerous photos, these color and shape make the photos looks like a painting. If you like his photos, see more full-resolution in fine art america.
( via bored panda & colossal )
Now, the world of Steampunk is currently enjoying their renaissance. Here are some of beautiful victorian and gothic jewelry from Pinkabsinthe. If you like them, see more Etsy.
(via Etsy)
Do you know only 4% of women around the world consider themselves beautiful. But the truth is they are more beautiful than they think. As part of Dove’s Real Beauty Campaign, the company conducted a social experiment, women describe themselves to an FBI trained sketch artist, then the artist drew their portrait. Strangers are asked to describe the same woman to the sketch artist…After finished two different portraits, see what happend…
images via Dove Real Beauty Sketches
( via Coudal & Laughing Squid )
Theses fantastical botanical ceramic sculptures are created by London-based ceramic artist Hitomi Hosono. Her process is: one month to create the mold, three weeks to attach the folliage, and up to five months to let it dry. These porcelains are all from Hosono’s memory. She said: “ I’ll send my mother a sketch and ask her if she knows what the flower is and she’ll say, ‘We have it in our garden, don’t you remember?’ “.
(via Spoon & Tamago)
The Human Printer is a project about collaboration amongst University of Derby students, they mimicked the work of an actual digital printer by hands and reproduce the CMYK halftone printing effect. On their website, they also lists its “printers” (ie students) by class and name with a brief description of their “production method.”
(Via Gaks Design )
