A grotesquely compelling time-lapse short by Austrian animator/motion designer Christian Stangl featuring various succulent things gasifying and transforming into crispy remnants over the course of days and weeks.
Mmm. Crispy remnants.
More of his dark oeuvre here.
Want to watch an 83 day time-lapse of a sunflower growing from a seed to a plant set to a smooth jazz soundtrack?
Of course you do.
Sit down there.
New sporty composites by photographer Pelle Cass using multiple fixed position images to create still time-lapses of hours of activity.
Previously: Crowded Field
Spring by Jamie Scott – a timelapse of blooming flowers shot almost entirely inside the darkened wardrobe of his NYC home over three months – a companion piece to his 2012 short ‘Fall’.
MORE:The Most Beautiful Flower Bloom Time-Lapse You’ll Probably Ever See and How It Was Made (Fstoppers)
A time lapse by Emanuele Fornasier showing 18 examples of electrocrystallisation wherein metallic crystals form in a chemical solution when a current is run through it.
Clang!
A Time Lapse recording the complex, bellacious amount of work undertaken by Weslin Construction in giving Dublin¹s Diving Bell gets a facelift.
Produced by Kelcom, for the Dublin Port Company.
illustrator Karla Ortiz is a concept artist for Marvel Studios who produces fine art graphite illustrations in her spare time.
If you don’t mind.
Observe the skilful creation of a piece for her current exhibition Omens.
A two minute Society 6 timelapse of 75 hours of meticulous work by London based illustrator Guillaume ‘Mr Guil’ Cornet.
http://youtu.be/Foj38ees-8k
Only 22 more sleeps.
On the first day of 2015, UTV Ireland goes loive and they’re nearly ready.
A sharply dressed communications guru from the station writes:
UTV Ireland will launch in just 22 days on Sky channel 116, UPC channel 110, SAORVIEW channel 6 and eVision channel 108.
The fit out of our headquarters and HD studios in Dublin’s Docklands was recently completed and the team here is ready for our January 1st launch. We set up a time-lapse to capture the building of our headquarters and thought you might like to see it…
Needs more breakfast roll in fairness.
Previously: Alternative Ulster Television
