July / 06 / 10 / Sneakerbot + Muzik!
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Finally! We can listen to music AND!! wish for anything our heart's desire with spectrophones. They are half headphones and half rainbow! Credits: music by sound effects Thanks to voice actor +comments
I'm really diggin' this song at the moment. Let's listen and relax.. +comments A cool way to create a digital painting. Harmony allows you to draw literally on a blank screen with a drop-down selection of various media including fur, circles, squares, and many more! Here's my quick session.
Create your own here. +comments
This piece was shot on a Nikon D3 as a series of stills. The director created this miniature feel with a process called "tilt-shift," also known as miniature faking. The miniature faking process can be executed by blurring parts of a photograph to simulate a shallow depth of field (used in close-up photography), which helps the scene appear smaller. Also, the footage is taken from a higher angle to simulate an effect of looking down on a miniature. Pretty damn cool! Check out Sam's interview here. +comments
I ran into this video and had to share it right away. The bright colors and the way each finger is their own character differentiating in hair, makeup, and costumes, makes me smile. Props to you, Mr. Rhett! Credits +comments
The footage was shot on an iPhone by lady Sydney that I then edited in After Effects. Rolling a huge snowball was not as easy as I thought.. As it gets bigger, the snow became more like ice and therefore, adding more weight. The music is from an old skool Nintendo 64 game that my brother, Eric and I used to play called "Snowboard Kids." Just imagine Mario Kart, but with snowboarding. Good times.. Hope you guys enjoy the video! +comments
I wasn't able to capture how ridiculously hot pink the sky was that afternoon I was in Atlanta, no thanks to the camera on my phone. All we can do is imagine.. +comments
Check out these clever Knorr Sidekicks spots.
Poor Salty.. +comments
Synopsis Genre: Comedy, Drama +comments
Constructed by Mcbride Charles Ryan, The Klein Bottle House won world's best home at this year's World Architecture Festival Awards. Lookin sharp! Read more here +comments
Candy for those in the industrial design world, French designer Florent Degourc demonstrates a playful concept of a table and bench entitled "Smooth & Smoothie." This set is a mixture of polyurethane foam and resin coating. Sweet! For more, click here +comments
This video discusses human fear that robots may one day become smarter than us. They may dominate us and we may become their slaves.. "People and machines need a trusting relationship, just like the trust between people." - Jun Ashihara (Honda) Credits to dreams.honda.com +comments
Spike Jonze does it again! Nearly after releasing the film we love "Where The Wild Things Are," Jonze announced his newest project "I'm Here" at the Sundance Film Festival last night. Can't wait to see what Jonze has put together for us this time. Read more here +comments
Urban Rustic: Tahawus, Chicken Salad, Slab Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, Hot Peppers, and White Cheddar on Multi-grain Many more sandwich combinations at scanwiches.com +comments
There have been recent discoveries found in the coastal rainforests of Ecuador. I came across this photo of a new breed known as a "Glass Frog." As you can see above, this frog's beating heart can be seen through its skin! Check out the many other creatures they have found in these rainforests such as the no.2 eraser sized gecko and a salamander that breathes entirely through their skin. Credits to newscientist.com +comments
Calling all students! Textbooks costing all you got? Start renting them at Chegg before you loose all your arms and legs lol Credits to Chegg.com +comments
Here is a cool Music Video directed by Michel Gondry of "Let Forever Be", which is the second single from The Chemical Brothers. The transitions are outstanding! Also, check out the Making of. Credits to Michel Gondry +comments
A clever animation of a guy getting around a paper city. Folding and sliding ftw! Credits to illustrator, Serene Teh and post producer, Noel Lee. +comments
Above is a series of images by Matt Logue who presents to us a naked LA. People, cars, and other signs of life have been emptied from these intersections and freeways through digital manipulation. Now I want to see this effect executed to New York and Tokyo. Credits to emptyla.com +comments Hahaha~ Wait.. WTF?! Oww! Something else that screams "oLd sKooL!" Jason Alexander (George in Seinfeld) when he had hair, spruiked burgers for McDonald’s "McDLT." KooL! Credits to failblog +comments
"Introducing a revolutionary new concept... a cell phone you can CARRY WITH YOU. Sure, you have to wind it up and add plutonium, but it's worth it. Ah, the early 90's." Credits to alligatorjuice on YouTube +comments If you haven't seen today's Google Doodle, there is an apple dropping from a tree. It seems to be the first animated version I have ever seen. What's the special ocasion you ask? With a little bit of research, I found out today, January 4th is Sir Isaac Newton's birthday! One day, Newton saw a falling apple while walking around his family's garden at Woolsthorpe Manor which lead the English mathematician to hypothesize the law of universal gravitation. Happy Birthday Sir! +comments This spot took about 3 1/2 years..No CG! Making of xBox - Stop Motion Commercial +comments
+comments Artist: Nina Paley +comments Here is a short 3D animated film by VE Sega Animation Studio released on November 21, 2008. "Sonic: Night of the Werehog" tells the story of two male ghosts who live in a haunted house taking pictures of scared children in order to woo a female ghost. Their frustration with an unafraid Sonic who enters the house with his very afraid sidekick, Chip. Credits to Wiki +comments
The Opening Cinematic Trailer HD +comments
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we got served.. +comments
I've been addicted to this one game on my iphone called 'doodlejump' and basically you jump up to get the highest score trying to avoid monsters, blackholes, spaceships, and precarious platforms. Fun! +comments
Hi, my name is Kevin and I'm a motion graphics designer living in new york. Welcome to sneakerbot and feel free to check out my showreel while you're here. You can also follow me on vimeo and twitter! Email me for any questions. Thanks for visiting! |
