Production footage for Tom Lowe’s debut film, TimeScapes: “A modern portrait of the American Southwest.”
Meticulous artwork.
by Gabriel Dawe
Click through for more amazing photos of the exhibit and an interview with the artist.
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Holy shit, that’s amazing!
Aerosol Amoeba by Pahnl Whatnow
Posting at least as much for the music as for the visual effects. I love the way the sound changes as the ink is pressed down, as well as what the bubbles do after. It reminds me of some of Robert Hodgin’s work.
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Works from one of my tutors on the short course on geometry I’m attending. It’s strange to see fragments of these sculptures around you while you’re learning to carve stone!
Works by Bruce Pollock
Sand Bubbler Crab Patterns - Finstr & Georg Scholz
While a lot of attention is given to primates, elephants and even members of the canine group, in respect to ‘art’ created by animals, the tiny Sand Bubbler Crab could be the unseen hero of the process art category. It creates various kinds of organised patterns with radial symmetries and branching structures in the sand, the result of food foraging activities.
Naturally there is no interfacing with tools such as paintbrushes but the species Dotilla Fenestrate does create circle packing patterns and emergent aggregations that may well interest the algorithmic artisan. During low tide these crabs emerge from their holes to find food. They sift the sand and extract food from it then leave behind little spheres of processed sand creating a memory network to indicate where food has already been extracted. Environmental factors, such the local tidal system, as well as predatorial variables act as is a parameters in this system to effects the final configurations of the patterns generated.
Marquisde has created a Flickr gallery of Sand Bubbler Crab artworks and Stretta has uploaded a HD video of one of these little wonders busy at work.
subcreation . design inspiration: Nobody tells this to people who are beginners, I wish someone told me. →
All of us who do creative work, we get into it because we have good taste. But there is this gap. For the first couple years you make stuff, it’s just not that good. It’s trying to be good, it has potential, but it’s not. But your taste, the thing that got you into the game, is still killer. And…
The Nicolas Brothers - Fred Astaire once called this performance “the greatest dance number ever filmed.”
tap dancing & splits
Thanks to “Snowflake Bentley” (Wilson A Bentley), who lived in Vermont in the US at the turn of the 19th century, we know that snowflakes can take on many shapes. He was the first to photograph a single snowflake crystal, and in his lifetime he took over 5,000 photos of snowflakes, categorising them into 80 types, including needles, columns and a wide variety of hexagonal forms.
Casual Profanity….liquid dress.
Here’s a sneak preview of my ‘Wayzgoose’ work…..
I’m exhibiting in this show…it will be spectacular!
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Imprisoned Calendar
Imprisoned Calendar by Jason Dean.
3,190 embossed marks fill up this calendar - one for every day for nine years. You can mark them as you go along.
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