If fashion was cereal, Jeremy Scott would be Fruity Pebbles. Literally. For spring twenty-ten, Scott brought Bedrock to London and pure radicalness to fashion week via Hanna-Barbera’s Flintstones. Just imagine Pebbles and Bam Bam to hit up the discotheque in spandex and on ecstasy.
A few years ago we played a skid party in Vancouver at a club called the Royal Unicorn (skids are the straight Vancouver equivalent of the NY banji scene which is essentially a bunch of lesbi-gays making awesome fashion / music / dance partiness. Does that make sense?). Anyway, the Royal Unicorn was an old massage parlor in Chinatown converted into a Karoake club. The same owners still ran the show and did very minor retrofitting to switch over from rubbing to singing which meant rather then being greeted by a bubbly clubgirl you instead paid the cover at the top of the stairs to a man behind a bulletproof glass window who sat in front of a bank of mini tvs that were linked to security cameras throughout the whole place. It was like partying in the future. Blade Runner style. This Hood By Air lookbook for 2010 is like a Blade Runner party at the Royal Unicorn circa 2025. Damn.
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This is recently completed :30 second spot produced for Ford Canada, featuring 100% digital vehicles and environments
Building Generator is a procedural building generator script for 3ds Max. The script will work in 3ds Max 9 and above.
The good ol’ city of Dallas, Texas has up the ante in structural design with the new Dee and Charles Wyly Theater. The new theater designed by REX OMA will become the Optimus Prime of the drama world with it’s interchangeable structure. Clocking in at 15 minutes for it to reconfigure and into eight different variations, the stuffy Globe theater in London won’t stand a chance.
CGArena talks to the Director of short film – Hector Corp. which is a psychological thriller about a company
This will take you though setting up a rendering as if you were peering out through a underwater cave in the ocean
Behind Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs’ 3D Food FX, at Popular Mechanics.
Se sei mesi vi sembrano tanti per realizzare un lavoro, ricredetevi guardando 8-bit Trip: un video musicale realizzato a passo uno col Lego. Il filmato celebra i giochi del computer degli anni ‘80. Realizzatori di questo capolavoro è il gruppo svedese Rymdreglage composto dal duo creativo Daniel Larsson e Tomas Redigh. Non sorprende che sia diventato uno dei video più cliccati su YouTube. Sarebbe interessante sapere qualcosa di più sui loro lavori ma il loro sito non soddisfa la curiosità.
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Articolo redatto da Sergio Damele
fxguide covers Rhythm Hues’ visual effects for Aliens in the Attic.
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