Before libraries became computerised. pic.twitter.com/PqaVWvGKY4
— Seventies Time Machine UK (@seventiesuk) June 10, 2022
Good times.
Or were they?
Before libraries became computerised. pic.twitter.com/PqaVWvGKY4
— Seventies Time Machine UK (@seventiesuk) June 10, 2022
Good times.
Or were they?
Sila Sveta’s original award-winning art/dance piece and its even more ambitious sequel, showing the progression from small projection-mapped set to extensive digital stage.
Stick around for behind the scenes footage at the end.
Consciousness trapped in a mortal machine made of meat?
We all know how that feels.
German educational design studio Kurzgesagt explores the possibility of eternal life in a disembodied digital utopia.
The extraordinary, swirling multicoloured portraits of Spanish illustrator Martin Sati: facial contours and reflected light rendered with digital ‘material’ which, sez he:
…is like semi-liquid and is difficult to model but at the same time is very rich in movement and liveliness… I work with this material, which I usually call ‘Silicone Pie,’ as an artisan works with ceramics. I am modelling the colours with lines of movement until I achieve an optimal level of detail.
In fairness.
More of Martin’s work here
Random geometric patterns created by Greek visual designer Dimitris Ladopoulos.
Ladopoulos applies an algorithm within the 3D animation program Houdini, which splits rectangles vertically, then horizontally, forming gilded patterns that resemble circuit boards and abstract architectural landscapes. Sez he:
“The number of splits is randomly selected from a given max. The outcome is fed to the loop, again and again, depending on the number of user defined iterations. A seed value and slight alterations of the algorithm produce a variety of results.
A drawing machine designed to execute the wavy digital noodlings of French artist Parse/Error.
Ailleurs (Somewhere) – a short by Mélody Boulissière in which a young man sets off to escape the digital overload of modern life.
A pleasing journey via paint-on-glass and montage, from frenzy to serenity.
Deeply satisfying to watch: digital kinetic sculptures by motion graphics artist Andreas Wannerstedt.
More here.
Mmm. Digital
Behold the symphony of LCD that was the 1984 Casio Catalogue – a worthy contribution to the 80s Design subreddit by PotatoSkies.