Archive for Mo Art
Video of the Nower: ‘We Are All Connected’
Posted by: | CommentsThis video is great!! Really gives me chills. The next fronteir is living what they are speaking or better yet singing thanks to autotune!
For Play: Jungle Jim
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This is what makes us say more art over here at GC. Its always inspirational to see someone go outside the boundaries to make something as creative and imagniative as this. Thank you for this. http://www.tomostudio.com/
Bobby McFerrin Amazing Music Man.
Posted by: | CommentsWorld Science Festival 2009: Bobby McFerrin Demonstrates the Power of the Pentatonic Scale from World Science Festival on Vimeo.
GC Mo Art. Life in Fairyland.
Posted by: | CommentsBathtub IV from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.
Video of the Nower: Bird on a wire composition
Posted by: | CommentsBirds on the Wires from Jarbas Agnelli on Vimeo.
Its amazing what you can find in everyday life a little bit of imagination and vision!
Image of The Nower: End of the Rainbow
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Wow!!! Wow!!! Wow….
http://www.ashtonhoward.com/Limited%20End%20of%20the%20Rainbow.htm
GC Video of the Nower: Neurosonics Audiomedical Labs Inc
Posted by: | CommentsNeurosonics Audiomedical Labs Inc. from Chris Cairns on Vimeo.
Video of the Nower: Beautiful Computer Art: Equalize!
Posted by: | Commentslet yourself feel. from Esteban Diácono on Vimeo.
From the author:
“a little animation project i started this past weekend, inspired by the wonderful music of Olafur Arnalds. the song is called Ljósið, and you can listen to it at: foundsongs.erasedtapes.com.”
On how he made it:
“i first imported the audio and set up 2 sounkeys layers, one for the piano and one for the strings. Then i worked the particles and the particle subsystem and linked things like the emission, the turbulence, the velocity, the spin amplitude and the strength of the fields to the soundkeys outputs. Then i set up the colors with 2 different palettes, and well, after that there was a lot of trial and error in order to achieve what i was looking for. There’s a lot of randomness involved in here, so there was also a lot of luck, of course.”
From the author:
“a little animation project i started this past weekend, inspired by the wonderful music of Olafur Arnalds. the song is called Ljósið, and you can listen to it at: foundsongs.erasedtapes.com.”
On how he made it:
“i first imported the audio and set up 2 sounkeys layers, one for the piano and one for the strings. Then i worked the particles and the particle subsystem and linked things like the emission, the turbulence, the velocity, the spin amplitude and the strenght of the fields to the soundkeys outputs. Then i set up the colors with 2 different palettes, and well, after that there was a lot of trial and error in order to achieve what i was looking for. There’s a lot of randomness involved in here, so there was also a lot of luck, of course.”
