Martin Denker
Posted in: artSome impressive works by Martin Denker via pdn.
Rise and Fall is a new interactive project developed and designed by Theo Watson and Emily Gobeille for the cover of ‘boards magazine’s Innovation issue. The actual piece is a gentle and subtly engaging Augmented Reality project that utilizes both the cover and back of the magazine to manipulate the camera and story flow within the piece. It’s also really great to look at, and easy and intuitive to play with. Rise and Fall was made with openFrameworks and is completely open-source. You can access the source code (if you’re interested) right here.
Read more for a making-of the piece and a Q&A with Emily and Theo about it.
Loving the posters and illustration by Chicago-based illustrator and designer John Solimine; spikepress.com
This is quite amazing; “”Seed Cathedral’ by Thomas Heatherwick, under construction in Shanghai for this summer’s 2010 World Expo, has an amazing ulterior motive: at the end of every one of the 60,000 transparent acrylic rods that you see fuzzing outward into the sunlight are the seeds of plants … creating a larger-than-life catalog of […]
This is quite amazing; Artist Alexa Meade creates her paintings on and around the actual subject matter. (via TSA)
Toronto based Helios Design Labs recently hand crafted several spots for Nova Scotia Community Colleges, made entirely of paper sculptures and model train set figures. The different elements were constructed by hand over a 4 week period and animated using stop-motion. Watch the making-of on the same page.
Canadian freelance graphic designer Justin Allen LaFontaine, currently on the team at Veer & Corbis Images, has great work up at omgjhq.com (via Bak Magazine which I see has plenty of other Canadian and International talent on display).
Moriceau & Mrzyk prove that they are way more awesomer than us, 365 days a year.
I mean, what can you say about IdN? They really are always ruling hard. I could not figure out what to post from the stuff that they have up right now, so I figured I would just link to it in general. It just all looks incredible. They are always awesome at discovering talent that […]
Love the site and work of Rik Oostenbroek, a Dutch digital artist; www.secretshowcase.com