August 13, 2015 at 10:30 am
This Artist Animates Athletes Going Super Saiyan and They’re Awesome
Los Angeles-based, motion graphics artist Brian Hwang, animates athletes going ‘Super Saiyan’. It’s a Dragon Ball thing 😉
Los Angeles-based, motion graphics artist Brian Hwang, animates athletes going ‘Super Saiyan’. It’s a Dragon Ball thing 😉
Documenting the lives of little people living in a big, big world.
It was one of the early installation artworks that encouraged viewers to enter and experience rather than passively view.
Texas-based welder Scott Raabe takes pride in his work and it shows.
A curated collection of 1500 striking and enigmatic landscapes available in Google Earth as desktop and mobile wallpapers.
“Bicycle Boy” is a series of 10 watercolor paintings by Mateusz Urbanowicz inspired by the Studio Ghibli film, ‘Whisper of the Heart’.
They also built a solar-powered machine that melts and extrudes plastic so they could turn the discarded waste into art.
The team had 40 stacked, 20,000-lumen projectors display animals 375 ft tall by 186 ft wide; covering 33 floors of the building’s southern face.
Jirka Väätäinen uses digital compositing, photo manipulation and digital painting to imagine what Disney characters might look like in real life.
Selected from more than 17,000 entries, an underwater photo of divers near humpback whales has won the 2015 Nat Geo Traveler Photo Contest.
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