It supposedly took “1 million Post-it’s, 96 314 digital photographs using 2.5 terabytes of storage, 4.9 kilometers of 35mm film, 3 weeks of editing, and 83 hours in Flame to produce this 60 second commercial.” Video after the break.
MIT Stata Center sues architect Frank Gehry
Here are some pics (courtesy of Jesse Draper) of last Saturdays head painting demo, held at my studio in Salt Lake City. Thanks to everyone who came. I hope it was of value to you. I think it went really well. I only shook a little and I don’t think I offended anyone too badly.
‘The robot stage’- I was tempted to call it done here, but I kept going for my students’ sakes.
Here is a shot of me getting Jiggy-with-it.
They are always so interested when I’m getting Jiggy-with-it.
After about 6 hours it was done. Cut me some slack, there were a lot of questions (Joann).
Now that I am spending any available free time considering designs for a completely unattainable 5 piece setting of porcelain tableware, I have had to outsource my custom van theme research and development.
Clearly the sweetest plum of owning a small business is the coloring contest - that’s the money melon! Mr. Coop kindly scanned about 20 pages from a circa 1972 Ed Roth coloring book and the kids took it from there.
Syd Mead - The Blade Runner Designer
The Blade Runner movie originally released in 1982. Directed by Ridley Scott. Harrison Ford and Sean Young starred. It’s the one of the best Science Fiction movie ever made. It’s classic. It’s cult classic.
After more than 25 year later, Blade Runner movie is still known for its futuristic conceptual design work by Syd Mead. Syd Mead is one of the well known concept designer of all time. He’s famous in design community around the world. His vision still influence many artists and designers.
How To Draw A Car On Wacom Pad
“A group of students from Wayland High School, John D. O’Bryant School of Math and Science, and Cambridge Rindge and Latin School working with four MIT students,” says their website, has created yet another one-off DIY Segway-like scooter. Just like the Segway, their device can balance itself as the rider uses his or her body-weight to gesture the device in the direction that they want to go. They set out to develop the machine for less than $1,000, and used lightweight, inexpensive aluminum and lexan plastic for the majority of the machine. Like many of the other DIY Segways, the machine uses an accelerometer to measure the lean of your body and the machine, which allows it to balance itself. No Wiimotes of iPhones were harmed during construction of this scooter.
The student’s scooter weighs just 52 pounds with the battery and beats the Segway in one important way: it comes with two cupholders while the Segway offers none. Only in America, folks!
Quite possibly the coolest side of all of this is that the designers have made the code that they used to program their machine to stay upright available for download, and have given a guide on how to make a DIY Segway for your very own. How long until one of these ends up in the AutoblogGreen garage?
[Source: MIT via Engadget]
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This is demonstration video of how to draw a nice looking futuristic car on Wacom Pad
This video is part of Wacom pad challenge. I honestly don’t know what type of software was used for this type of rendering but it’s definitely worth a look.
Very talented visual artist. It looks like free hand drawing. For thos who like to draw concept cars or comic arts, this is good reference video.
Another one on black background.
MIT Stata Center sues architect Frank Gehry
Incredible Stop Motion Commercial Uses 1 Million Post-it Notes
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