Melon twisting photo manipulations by Indonesian designer Jati Putra.
Tag Archives: Digital
Sound art montages by artist Andy Thomas: bizarre digital organisms (created with a range of software including 3ds Max, Realflow, Quantum force, Fume fx, Krakatoa and Frost) that respond to audio input.
Full screen and sound up for best effect.
More of his creations here.
Head of Digital at the creative agency Atomic Hugh Curran
With the younger vote anyway.
As the election date brouhaha continues unabated…
Head of Digital at the creative agency Atomic in Dublin, Hugh Curran writes:
One of the great things about digital is that you can see pretty quickly what is working and what is not working. If you measure everything, you can see what is working and adjust your model and spend accordingly. Measuring effectiveness means you can tell when the best time to send and email is or when the best time to post a video to Facebook is or what piece of content is a good performer and resonates with your audience.”
“The political party that gets digital right in this campaign will, I believe, see a larger percentage of younger people voting for them. By giving people the opportunity to see a message in the space where they spend most of their time, political parties will improve the opportunity to convert these people into votes.”
Yikes.
*Deletes Facebook account*
An impressive demonstration of age reducing visual effects software (NUKE) applied to actress Michele Valley by visual effects artist Rousselos Aravantinos.
The surrealist work of Shanghai based artist Jie Ma.
Dance: Pixel
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Excerpts from a projection-mapped dance performance created by French artists Adrien Mondot and Claire Bardainne in collaboration with hip hop choreographer Cie Kafig..
A stylish opening sequence created by wearebif for last month’s Playgrounds International Digital Arts Festival in Amsterdam.
Sound design by Dublin-based sound studio Echolab (thanks artpop)
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Mickey Reset
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A nightmarish deMickeyfication by Korean artist Kim Byungkwan who sez of his ouevre:
What I would like to express through my work is very simple. I am trying to bring out strangeness from familiarity.
Nailed It.