Showing posts with label 3D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D. Show all posts

Saturday, November 20, 2010

3D Sound Through Headphones


In this demo you can hear a box of matches moving around your head and going up and down! This is a demo of the advanced Dolby Headphone technology. Just watch the video WITH headphones & close your eyes.....how is up & down sound possible though headphones???!!!
Apparently it uses a technology called Binaurual Sound....summink way over my head!

Monday, November 8, 2010

OneDotZero Adventures In Motion 2010

Pioneering festival onedotzero_adventures in motion returns this year to London’s BFI Southbank from 10 – 14 November 2010, presenting the most exciting international moving image work, from the offbeat to the radical, aiming to push the boundaries of creativity, innovation and technological wonder.



This year the festival features a variety of sensory experiences including a multi screen installation by Quayola, 2001-inspired intimate cinema Pods from Ovei, AntiVJ's latest incarnation of their audiovisual volcano mapping project "Eyjafjallajokull", Hellicar & Lewis and Feedback.

Music also features prominently, with very special live events by DJ Yoda at the BFI IMAX, a 20th anniversary screening and bar event for Ninja Tune as part of BUG and a special edition of the BFI's regular AV extravaganza, Dark Fibre, working with Musion's 3D holographic projection technology with a confirmed line-up including, Holotronica [Stuart Warren-Hill, Hexstatic], AV artists D-Fuse, av artists d-fuse with audio from Swayzak's Brun, VJ/illustrator Shantell Martin and electronic DJ/Producer 10SUI.

Monday, October 25, 2010

Gorey Castle Video Mapping


Evan Grant brings buildings to life with 3D projections. As part of Jersey's recent Branchage Festival, the 29-year-old founder of Shoreditch-based arts and technology collective Seeper - http://www.seeper.com projected ultra-bright video on to the walls of the third-century Gorey Castle. I think the best bit is around 1:15, when the castle becomes a giant undulating rubiks cube type-thingy....
(Another thanks to Jorge Nieto, who might as well start blogging for us considering how much info he sends our way!)

Steel Wire 3D Sculptures

Artist Shi Jindian created these amazing 3D sculptures from steel wire.
By trial and error, he learned how to crochet the two-dimensional strands into three-dimensional forms, using tools of his own devising. His wire meshes start out as wrappings around some common object. When the mesh is complete, Shi Jindian destroys or extracts the object, leaving only its steel exoskeleton.







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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Reso 3D Type

I absolutely love this: "Collectors and fans of the artworks of RESO will have to listen attentively because he is bringing his art and style into the 3rd dimension. In close cooperation with the CGI-designer Dennis Norheimer, RESO created his very first sculpture with which he pioneers another level of graffiti art: He liberates styles from their static two-dimensionality by creating something palpable.

The first object is simply called “object one”, can be seen above. It´s available in a limited edition of 10 signed and numbered pieces, which are made of a high-strength infiltrated synthetic material that looks like stone and feels a little bit like wood. (37×14x6cm) Using this material is the only way to get a sculpture this filigree and solid at the same time. Now its time for the Big version, jump and see the 3 to 4m long stye object by Reso."


Visit RESO's site HERE.
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Friday, July 23, 2010

Graffiti Technica 3D

Brad Schwede aka Graffiti Technica, is a 3D graphic designer from Brisbane, Australia.

I am heavily influenced by people using technology to push this art form in new directions.

Graffiti Research Lab has been a huge influence as they have really pioneered a whole different approach to modern graffiti and started doing things that no one else was even thinking about. Obviously the whole culture of graffiti has exploded since modern culture has gone online and the digital world of delivery is here. When I first started taking an interest in graffiti styles the only way to see it was in backstreets and the side of buildings.

I've always wanted to take my work into digital 3d as I think there is a lot of design that can be done in the digital world that isn't possible or easy with paint. My focus is purely on taking my design style in a different direction to see what is possible with this art form.


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Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo has annouced its new portable hardware, the Nintendo 3DS($TBA). It will allow users to play 3D games without the need for special glasses, they claim that the 3DS will achieve naked eye 3D by using a parallax barrier technique. It is smaller than the DSi LL, is compatible with Nintendo DSi, which includes a top screen is 3.5 inches and a 3-inch bottom screen, motion sensor, and Wi-Fi. Available within the next 6 months....


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Monday, May 24, 2010

Udom Ruangpaisitporn






Damien Canderle








You can view more of Damien's work here.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Demoscene.tv

Thanks to a friend for these Amazing videos which are actually completely coded by programmers and then when viewed they are executed on a computer in real-time using an e.g. an .exe file.

This first video uses a programming/mathematical technique known as recursion which is also used to code fractals.




More stuff from demoscene.tv

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

3D Art By Various Artists

Here are a few interesting 3D pieces done by various artists.
More available on raph.com





Thursday, October 1, 2009

Minoru 3D Webcam


The world's first 3D webcam. You'll have to wear a pair of those cardboard specs to see the effect, but it enables you to have all your webchats in 3D. You can get them HERE for £39.95.

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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Avatar Movie Trailer



Plot:
"A paraplegic ex-marine war veteran (Sam Worthington) is unwillingly sent to establish a human settlement on the distant planet of Pandora, only to find himself battling humankind alongside the planet’s indigenous Na’vi race in this ambitious, digital 3-D sci-fi epic from Academy Award-winning Titanic director James Cameron."

Quite possibly I may spontaneously combust in anticipation for this film. Apparently it's going to come out in the Imax cinema. Fuck Toy Story, go see this.

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Make 3D Graffiti Alphabet


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Alphabet Graffiti Sketches

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Design: 3D tribal
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Style: graffiti bombing

3D Graffiti Alphabet

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  • Design: 3D
  • Graffiti alphabet color: purple
  • Style: bubble

Alphabet In Graffiti Spray Paint Cans


Alphabet in graffiti spray paint cans

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Wednesday, July 15, 2009

3 Modern House Designs


The curves of this unique house by J. Mayer H. Architects bleed out from its edges and flow into the landscape around it, yet the division of artificial and natural remains quite clear, save for the ambiguous boundary of the landscaped yard.





The Open House by Xten Architecture is incredibly spacious inside and has innumerable amazing views out onto the surrounding landscape from its luxurious Hollywood Hills vantage point. It just screams elegance, sophistication and a disgustingly huge bank account.





Thin structural supports hold this unique house by John Pardey Architects high above the flood plain. Entrance staircases lead from the ground (or water) level directly up into the heart of the home on one side and to a front deck on the other. Living, guest and bedroom spaces pinwheel out from a central communal axis.



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Friday, July 10, 2009

Coming soon from Hollywood


Avatar:

Earlier this month, James Cameron previewed the 3D video game based on his upcoming December 18 release, Avatar, and three screenshots were released. The sci-fi action-adventure stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Michelle Rodriguez, Giovanni Ribisi, Joel David Moore, CCH Pounder, Peter Mensah, Laz Alonso, Wes Studi, Stephen Lang and Matt Gerald.

Even though places like THR and IESB are saying that the audience at the Expo was asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, reports are nonetheless coming in from various different sources about the Avatar footage that was shown. And below we have provided a selection of quotes from them.

Coming Soon (scooper: ‘The Insider’)

'I’ve just returned from a preview screening of “Avatar”… and I’m still feeling the after effects of this jaw-dropping experience… Finally a director who doesn’t feel the need to stick it [3D] in the audience’s face with cheap tricks like pointing objects at the camera…

I thought–just like you guys–that I’ve seen it all with Gollum, or The Hulk, but Cameron has done it again. These creatures seem so real, that within minutes you forget you’re watching an enormous and very blue CGI character. Even the eyes are totally convincing. The characters have real personalities and a soul… The effects are in a league of their own. After some disappointing or even pointless 3-D movies, “Avatar” maybe the first movie where 3-D is properly utilized.'

MarketSaw

'You will NOT believe the detail… The world outside is amazing. It all lives, breathes and works… You will not believe the amount of leaves that look like someone created that jungle for real.

What is most important about this movie [is that] everything lives and breathes… There’s a shot of leaves somewhere which is so photorealistic you don’t want to think it’s CGI. You believe this world from the get-go. It’s there, you don’t need to believe it because you will experience it.'

Unique Cinema System (via Twitter)

'…Stunning, literally jawdropping. Amazing visuals unlike any before seen, with incredible detail… CGI was photorealistic, characters look really real. Believe the hype, this movie will be massive!'

Alice In Wonderland:

Walt Disney Pictures has released the first promotional photos from Tim Burton’s 3D re-imagining of Alice in Wonderland. Above you can see the first official photos of Johnny Depp as a freakish-looking Mad Hatter, Helena Bonham Carter as the Red Queen (”Off With Their Heads”), and Anne Hathaway as The White Queen, looking very pale. After the jump we’ve included newly confirmed details about the film’s plot (did you know its a kind of a sequel?) and new concept art that shows the White Rabbit (Michael Sheen) and more.


The film begins at a party where Alice, now 17, finds out that she is about to be proposed to in front of hundreds of snooty high society types. She makes a run for it, and of course, ends up following a white rabbit down a hole, back to Wonderland — a place where she visited a decade prior. The White Rabbit is convinced that he has the right girl but Alice doesn’t remember her past visit to Wonderland. The creatures of Wonderland are ready to revolt and are hoping/waiting for Alice to help them, but will she? Can she?

Other details revealed in the article include: The Red Queen has “a moat filled with bobbing noggins”, The White Queen is beautiful but eccentric, and floats around instead of walking, and that Depp employs an accent for the Hatter that producer Richard Zanuck can only describe as “indescribable”.

Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland will hit theaters on March 5th 2010.

Other trailers that look good:


Accidents Happen


The Laundry Worrior


Old Dogs


Zombieland


2012

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