Animation done from putting Galileo’s drawings of the Sun in the sequence. The animation shows the Sun on twenty-five consecutive
days from June 5 through June 29, 1612.
PhotoShop/ImageReady animation by Courtney Seligman.
The Pyramids in Indianapolis designed by Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates LLC. Built from 1967 to 1972. 1973 photo by RJ Walters.
It’s official. We’re launching SECRETS OF RÆTIKON on Windows, Mac and Linux.
SECRETS OF RÆTIKON is a game where players fly like birds. They explore a beautiful rugged alpine landscape populated by wild animals. To progress through the game, players reactivate ancient machinery. It is a physical puzzle game as much as an exploration game. SECRETS OF RÆTIKON is a game for anyone who has ever dreamed of flying.
We’re going to tell you a lot more about gameplay in the next weeks.
Fantastic geometry.
A new interstellar adventure by Professor Soap! Go to bit.ly/18nP9mI to download a free bonus pack with two songs, an HD video, and storyboards!
WEB: ProfSoap.com
FREE MUSIC: ProfessorSoap.Bandcamp.com
FB: Facebook.com/ProfessorSoap
YouTube: Youtube.com/user/ProfSoap
Karl Gerstner, Chromorphose 3.01 und 3.04, 1973. ©Karl Gerstner, Basel.
Nitrocellulose paint on aluminium.
creator of “my polyphonic sh101 will go ham on your ass.mp3” responds, “See, that’s the joke of the song, a polyphonic one would be so badass the world would collapse.”
(i did not title or create said track)
further comments, “At one point in song I have two SH101s going at it so it’s polyphonic (sort of..)”
«Мы свое придумали, ребята, извините». Арт-группа HonkFu рассказывает о проекте JAM
Суть моушн-комикса JAM хорошо передает его рекламный ролик, в котором голос артиста Фильченко вкрадчиво рассуждает о геройстве на фоне пиксельных взрывов, левитирующего Game Boy и смутно знакомых персонажей в суперкрутых ракурсах. «Отаку» обсудил судьбу «Джема» с его авторами, коллективом художников HonkFu.
Сам комикс ничем не выдает своего российского происхождения — он сделан с прицелом на мировую аудиторию.
Books! by Murray McCain and John Alcorn. 1962
From the wonderful Past Print (http://westread.blogspot.com) blog. The rest is here.
