London Symphony Orchestra - Visualizing Motion and Music from Tobias Gremmler on Vimeo.
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Showing posts with label motion. Show all posts
Jan 7, 2018
The movements of a symphony conductor visualized in a motion capture animation
This looks really awesome!
London Symphony Orchestra - Visualizing Motion and Music from Tobias Gremmler on Vimeo.
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London Symphony Orchestra - Visualizing Motion and Music from Tobias Gremmler on Vimeo.
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Aug 12, 2017
Vintage book covers set in motion
What happens when vintage book covers are set in motion?
More Covers from Henning M. Lederer on Vimeo.
More Covers from Henning M. Lederer on Vimeo.
Mar 17, 2017
Gastaloops: personal work by Nicola Gastaldi
Nicola Gastaldi is a motion designer, and judging the images, a very good one. Gastaloops is one of his latest personal projects.
GastaLoops (IISO / Out) from gasta on Vimeo.
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GastaLoops (IISO / Out) from gasta on Vimeo.
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Jan 28, 2012
Motion Attack
Motion attack by Shinji Inamoto, Japan. Very very nice.
Animation:Shinji Inamoto
Modeling:Hironari Okada
Music:"La Combe du Tréboulou" by Thiaz Itch
Feb 17, 2011
Motion Stills
This guy must have a lot of patience.
"Artist Todd Mclellan dismantles diverse objects such as old typewriters, radios, cameras and more. He then intricately composes the loose pieces on a board to create these artistic, movement-like images."
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"Artist Todd Mclellan dismantles diverse objects such as old typewriters, radios, cameras and more. He then intricately composes the loose pieces on a board to create these artistic, movement-like images."
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Jan 9, 2011
Change Awareness
"This is a demonstration of silencing, described in:
Suchow, J.W., & Alvarez, G.A. (2011). Motion silences awareness of visual change. Current Biology. doi:10.1016/j.cub.2010.12.019
Instructions: Keep your eyes fixed on the small white mark in the center. At first, the ring is stationary and it's easy to tell that the dots are changing. A few seconds later, the ring begins to rotate and the dots suddenly appear to stop changing.
But play the movie again, this time looking directly at one of the dots and following it as the ring rotates. You will see that, in fact, the dots had been changing the whole time, even during the rotation—you just didn't notice it. This failure to detect that moving objects are changing is silencing."
Suchow, J.W., & Alvarez, G.A. (2011). Motion silences awareness of visual change. Current Biology. doi:10.1016/j.cub.2010.12.019
Instructions: Keep your eyes fixed on the small white mark in the center. At first, the ring is stationary and it's easy to tell that the dots are changing. A few seconds later, the ring begins to rotate and the dots suddenly appear to stop changing.
But play the movie again, this time looking directly at one of the dots and following it as the ring rotates. You will see that, in fact, the dots had been changing the whole time, even during the rotation—you just didn't notice it. This failure to detect that moving objects are changing is silencing."
Dec 31, 2010
Dec 30, 2010
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