I like the dynamics in this video and the style of painting, also it’s all relatively low-tech which makes a change from pure animation.
They have a few other ones on their site and the ‘Combo’ video is interesting too: www.blublu.org
Entries from September 2010
One night. One car. One projection mapping shoot.
September 28th, 2010 · Steve · 1 Comment
Last week witnessed the rather special event of the filming of the latest Toyota projection mapping project. Hiding away in Shoreditch was the new Toyota Auris Hybrid and a production crew provided by the company, SuperGlue. The shoot was one night and the results were impressive.
1 CommentTags: Advertising · Design · Media Spot · Video · Web
Windows concept phone wows
September 24th, 2010 · Ric · No Comments
It’s Friday so why stop with one concept phone when we can have two. Above is a rather sexy Windows Phone concept.
Touchscreen devices may have completely changed the cell phone interface today, but tomorrow’s mobile devices will go even further, even responding to grip & other forms of user action. It’s not everyday that you see a phone that can “bend and twist” at your command, but future phones will. Mobile phone technology is advancing so rapidly, that people can expect to be using what is thought to be impossible by 2015. — Microsoft Spokesman
Mozilla Seabird concept phone
September 24th, 2010 · Ric · 2 Comments
Mozilla, the people behind Firefox, have been brewing a new concept in their labs, this time a mobile phone. The project, called Mozilla Seabird, primarily looks at the problems of entering content on phones using clever technology such as projected keyboards (yes they are real) and a ‘magic wand’ input device which extends far beyond the minuscule real-estate of the screen.
2 CommentsTags: Design · Science & Technology · Video
Adobe demo Plenoptic lenses
September 24th, 2010 · Ric · No Comments
Adobe have demoed Plenoptic lenses that allow you to refocus an image after it’s been taken. The process basically works by using a special lens in the camera that is made of loads of tiny sub-lenses allow the camera to capture extra information. Clever software then interprets this allowing the focal length to be changed.
High speed PhotoShoot
September 22nd, 2010 · Ric · No Comments
Six hours of PhotoShop action condensed into a few minutes. I can’t help thinking that this was what 3D packages were designed for, but he certainly knows how to use PhotoShop. You can read more here.
No CommentsTags: Video
Gary visits Brittany
September 17th, 2010 · Paul · 2 Comments
Gary was very impressed with Mont Saint-Michel on a recent trip to Brittany. He decided that he should spend more time in France and perhaps even learn french sign language.
2 CommentsTags: Gary
Scaling the heights and plumbing the depths of fear
September 17th, 2010 · Edward · 1 Comment
Vertigo can be a debilitating affliction but for this video I think it heads into the realm of extreme acrophobia, I certainly felt uncomfortable watching it but for the workmen and many like them this is a daily occurrence. This is their office. Read more
1 CommentTags: Architecture · Environmental · Sports & Social · Travel · Video