Philip Brunner

Philip Brunner: "
Le travail de Philip Brunner.


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Trust in elements — Xavier Bourdil

Trust in elements — Xavier Bourdil: "
Bonne mise à jour de Trust In Elements, le portfolio de Xavier Bourdil, un Digital Pistolero parisien !

Une navigation très agréable avec une séparation claire des commandes et des travaux persos, et surtout pas mal de nouveaux jolis visuels a se mettre sous la dent ! Alors, on fonce !


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The History of Science Fiction [Unfreakingbelieveable Infographic]

The History of Science Fiction [Unfreakingbelieveable Infographic]: "
I know, I know… unfreakingbelievable isn’t a word, is it? It doesn’t even matter because you’ll forget all about that when you see this mind-blowing insanely well put together infographic on the history of science fiction. You could literally spend 30 minutes staring at this thing and still not capture all the information. You could probably learn more from this infographic than from twenty years of watching science fiction movies.

I still can’t decide what I’m more impressed with, the way this information is illustrated or the facts themselves. The extra crazy part is, I don’t know who made this so I can’t give credit to any one specific person. I know it is on Scimaps, but that’s all I’ve got. It looks like it was created in 2009 by someone with the word “Shelly” in the name, but there simply isn’t enough to go on.

Whether you are into Lord of the Rings, Aliens, Star Trek, or any of those obscure movies you thought you were the only one that liked, you will enjoy this. Sit back, relax, and get ready to be schooooooled! “Science fiction deal with improbable possibilities, fantasy with plausible impossibilities.” ~Miriam Allen de Ford

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Via: [Nuclear Toast]

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10 Super Creative STOP Motion Videos

Amazing Boom Box Illusion

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An Intro to Framestore

David Jon Kassan’s Naturalistic Paintings – Incredible

David Jon Kassan’s Naturalistic Paintings – I.D. 54: "

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Junk Drawer and Trash Portraits: Creative Inspiration

Junk Drawer and Trash Portraits: Creative Inspiration: "

Do you have a “junk drawer” at your house? You know, it’s the place where you toss things that don’t really have a place to be stored like old keys, half used rolls of tape, pens, mismatched socks and extra buttons.

In a nutshell, Zac Freeman takes the contents of random junk drawers (combined with some trash) and creates these portraits. How does he do it? He uses a wooden form and a ton of glue to secure the pieces to the wood.

He began this work in 1999. The interesting thing to me is that you can only tell what these portraits look like when seeing them from a distance. This is some serious creative talent! You can check out more of Zac’s work on his official website.

[Via: If It's Hip It's Here] [Image Credit: Zac Freeman Art]

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The Rainbow Cocktail Shots

The Rainbow Cocktail Shots: Can You Explain It?: "

Ordering a nice drink can be quite a task if you do not know what you want. I mean, checking through long lists of drinks doesn’t really look impressive and ordering a White Russian or a GT isn’t exactly the most intellectual choice you can make at the bar. Beer isn’t always the best choice either, yet still we all get one every once in a while when we don’t really care about the “intellectual” rating of the whole thing. So, what about something more designer oriented? Is there such a drink?

Well, I guess you could call the “Rainbow Cocktail Shots” a perfect fit for a geek designer. It comes as a 9 glass series of shots, but that’s not the neat part of it all. Each glass actually gets its own unique color when it’s poured into the glasses. And, it’s done from the same pitcher, so go figure how that happens.

Some have tried to explain it that it’s After Effects, some other people suggest a whole lot of ingredients that don’t really mix. I would go for the latter, but it’s so clean cut and so awesome that I really don’t know how to explain it. It’s definitely a cool party trick and as can be heard on the clip, the ladies get impressed. How can we mortals learn this ultimate skill to impress with? Does anyone have an explanation or even a tutorial hidden somewhere? If so, feel free to enlighten us geeks about your skills in that case.

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World's first HDR video created

World's first HDR video created: "



Footage from Soviet Montage productions shot on two EOS 5D Mk II's has shown off the potential for high dynamic range video, working it much the same way as a HDR photo. The over and underexposed images are combined resulting in an impressive depth of sharpness across both high and low lights."

Inspiration - The Work of Krzysztof Domaradzki / Kxx

Inspiration - The Work of Krzysztof Domaradzki / Kxx: "

Today I’ve have some really cool inspiration for yall. Krzysztof Domaradzki is a Polish graphic designer and illustrator, and the design mind behind Studio Kxx. His work is very cool, and pretty unique. Lots of attention to detail, interesting & different layouts, etc. Has a lot of mixed media work, and same more traditional art style paintings as well. You can find more of Krzysztof’s work on his web sites.

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