Weekly Diagram Week 10 2010, source code
- Date:
- March 9th, 2010
- Posted by:
- cristobal
- Category:
- 3D, Music, News, aer, aer research
I've been trying to get a better understanding about OpenFrameworks and Open GL, so I did this piece that combines drawing 3D graphics real-time and sound analisys to manipulate them.
The graphics are inspired in the video game Rez developed by Sega and conceptualized by Tetsuya Mizuguchi.
Here you can find the source code. You need OpenFrameworks to run it and ofxMSAShape3D class by Mega Super Awesome Visual Company. Place your own mp3 file into the "data" folder, turn your speaker on and... Enjoy!
week 10 – Cristobal – Homage to Rez
- Date:
- March 9th, 2010
- Posted by:
- cristobal
- Category:
- 3D, Interaction, Music, Video, Weekly Diagram, aer research
- Tags:
- 3D, code, music visualization, openframeworks
Aer studio it's been awarded by Communication Arts magazine annual contest! Since 1959, Communication Arts has published the best in visual communications from around the world. To find the best work, CA sponsors creative competitions that recognize the finest talent in the industry. Winners are published in their annual magazine.
Read more here.
Nobody Beats The Drum – Grindin’
- Date:
- March 2nd, 2010
- Posted by:
- hec
- Category:
- Video
- Tags:
- Music, StopMotion
This is the music video from Nobody Beats The Drum. The video is completely made in stop motion using wooden bricks. It is totally awesome how they got the computer animation style and the synchronization.
Check out the making off, it is really worth it.
week 9 – Daniel – Moire: an infinite pattern
- Date:
- March 1st, 2010
- Posted by:
- daniel
- Category:
- Animation, Weekly Diagram
- Tags:
- Moire effect, pattern
This is a thesis project from Julia Y. Tsao. According to the author:
The project explores our relationship with devices and technology by examining the multi-dimensionality of communication and the complexity of social behavior and interaction. In its essence, the project functions as a piece of design fiction, considering the fluctuating nature of our present engagement with media technology and providing futurist imaginings of other ways of being.Personally I love the idea of the integration of the technology in the space. All in one. There is no device, the interaction with technology and it response is done like in real life, in the space where human lives. Julia Tsao is also the person who is behind the visuals for Nosaj Thing we posted weeks ago.
If you are interested in downloading the source code of the Weekly Diagram Week 5 - Landscapes, you can find it here. Bear in mind that you will need to download the great TweenMax library to make it work.
Enjoy!
Google – We automatically control
- Date:
- February 26th, 2010
- Posted by:
- hec
- Category:
- Illustration/ Art work
- Tags:
The illustrator Stéphane Massa-Bidal has in his flickr pool several illustration about google "idiosyncrasy". Fear the one who doesnt want to be evil but wants to control all.
(via ignant.de)
Gears Heart
- Date:
- February 24th, 2010
- Posted by:
- jose
- Category:
- Art, Inspiration
- Tags:
- Haruki Nakamura, paper, paper engineer, papercraft, sculpture
A kinetic Papercraft sculpture made by paper engineer Haruki Nakamura. Amazingly high levels of craftsmanship and precision.
week 8 – Jose – Aer Quodlibet
- Date:
- February 22nd, 2010
- Posted by:
- jose
- Category:
- Weekly Diagram
- Tags:
