The problem with all the time lapse vids where the stars spin across the sky all magical like, is that’s just it—it’s magic. The Earth should be moving, not the stars. BulletPeople made this important correction on a video originally shot by José Francisco Salgado and S. Guisard. The result is unsettlingly cool.
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Speaking of, here’s that Inception scene in LEGO: See the rest »
Wow. Some serious planning and facial hair went into this vid.
Makes my time lapse commute beard look more than a bit choppy by comparison. And makes my head hurt just thinking how he reverse engineered the whole thing. Cheers to MailChimp for using this to showcase their growth potential. (Thanks, Tim!)
See all 21 layers in this time-lapse vid for #10 in a series …
Jeremy Fish Time Lapse: As The Mind Wanders, Decoder Ring #10
The Decoder Ring Design Concern is a design partnership in Austin, TX whose mission is “to do work we love for clients we admire.” They also do a series of fine art prints where they let you click-through the process layers of each artist’s work. Making the finished product that much more impressive.
This is the tenth installment in their Decoder Print Artist Series. Past artists include Tara McPherson, Gary Baseman, and Dalek.
Following this over the last several days I thought it’d be rad to see ’em in motion. Edison’s “Tonka Truck” felt like the perfect soundtrack. Enjoy.
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Every day, I take the bus from Petaluma to San Francisco. Every year, I grow a beard for the Petaluma Whiskerino contest. This time, I thought I’d combine the two.
I shot most every workday for 2.5 months, except for the days I drove. Not an exact, or smooth, science. But hope you enjoy.
Time Lapse: My Hairy Commute on Vimeo.
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Lotta planning (and talent) went into this. Amazing. (Thanks, Rich!)
David Ellis’ site. BLU’s site.
BLU’s “MUTO” from last year:
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Every vid this guy does just gets better and better. See more tilt-shift wizardry from Keith Loutit. (Thanks, FangFoundThis)
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Damnit! I am in the process of doing a vid like this for the upcoming Petaluma Whiskerino. Instead of walking across China, it’s even further—my commute from Petaluma to San Francisco. Heh heh.
Bitterness aside, this video from Christoph Rehage is awesomely impressive.
Cool video of bugs buzzing a streetlight by Charlie McCarthy. (via Kottke)
Excerpt from amazing BBC special “Britain From Above“.
French pixel-artist, Invader created this Beatles & Clash-ified teaser for his July ’09 show at Jonathan LeVine gallery in NY. Check out Invader’s site. (via Visual Texture)
This Saturday @ 7 pm, The Mills College Art Museum will open its ’09 Exhibition Young Americans, featuring works by their 2009 Master of Fine Arts degree recipients.
Brian Caraway, Friend of the Umlaut and one of the eight lucky artists, gave us a peek inside his studio during the final weeks of prep. Days before shaving his time-lapse beard.
See pics from the studio visit … See the rest »
Food rotting. Storms crashing. Creatures metamorphosizing. Watch Wired’s fav “nature at work” vids here.