Brainsgiving by Norman Rottwell
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Short Film: The Story of I
Story of I directed by Syarah Mahmood
Trapped in a world where everything is grey, a little girl named RED, is struggling to find her own identity. She is different, because she is the only one with color. However her unique existence is unwelcomed by the people in Grey and they gathered to eliminate her once and for all.
Think Little Red Riding Hood does The Matrix with a twist of The Twilight Zone. It makes for a seriously eerie animations.
Labels:
computer graphics,
short film,
video
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Link Round-Up: November 16, 2011
The LEGO MiniFigure has been dissected, given innards and put on display by artist Jason Freeny. Check out more process photos on Facebook.
Artist Fills Room With 24 Hours Worth of Flickr Photos
The Brick Bible: Lego Reenactments Of Biblical Events
Exploring the Work of 10 Mostly Misunderstood Artists
Five Art Nouveau Posters of the Men of The Verse: Artist Megan Lara has designed for Quantum Mechanix 5 new poster featuring Mal, Wash, Jayne, Simon and Book, Art Nouveau style.
Princeton's 5th annual Art of Science Competition "The Art of Science exhibition explores the interplay between science and art. These practices both involve the pursuit of those moments of discovery when what you perceive suddenly becomes more than the sum of its parts. Each piece in this exhibition is, in its own way, a record of such a moment."
The Year’s Most Fantastic SFF Art: Spectrum 18 The year’s most comprehensive annual, Spectrum has always showcased the phenomenal work being done in areas like sculpture, comics, and conceptual art for film and gaming.
Labels:
round-up
Short Film: Three Fifteen
Five students from Thakur-Toonskool Advanced Animation Academy in India have created the entertaining 3D animated short, Three Fifteen,
for their final degree project. Aditya Tawde, Harsh Sharma, Kushal
Bhor, Dipesh Motivaras and Perzan created this animated gem featuring a scheming robot and a
curious skateboarder. Check out Three Fifteen's Facebook page.
Labels:
animation,
robots,
short film
Lego Creations: Functional Chainsaw
Fully-Functional LEGO Chainsaw
Via: Techeblog
A fully-functional model of chainsaw built entirely out of LEGO featuring an on/off trigger and integrated speed controls.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Sculpture: Tiger and Turtle
Crouching Tiger and Turtle, Magic Mountain by Ulrich Genth and Heike Mutter
The Crouching Tiger and Turtle is part of the city’s Capital of Culture project in Duisberg, Germany. It stands about eleven meters in height and is constructed of steel and zinc. The sculpture is a roller coaster you walk on foot to enjoy the surrounding landscape from slightly different perspectives.
Link Round-Up: November 15, 2011
A futuristic city made from salvaged scrap metal.
Art Remix: 26 Modern Takes on Famous Paintings
A Brief Rant on the Future of Interaction Design, by a UI guy on the Microsoft Office vision of the future video from a few weeks ago.
The Incredible World Of 3D Street Art
What better way for a graphic designer to decorate a Christmas tree than with a Pantone X-Mas Ball?
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