Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Visually Cool”
I love the work of Erik Johansson. Eric is a photographer and photo-composite artist (using Adobe Photoshop) known for his surrealistic compositions. I love that he uses a lot of analogue processes and content to create his images which adds to the surrealism of them. He also provides amazing behind the scenes videos showing how he creates his work… often taking many hours and hundreds of Photoshop …
Swiss in CSS is an animated homage to the International Typographic Style, as well as the designers that pioneered the movement. All of the posters in the collection were created and animated with CSS by Jon Yablonski, with some JavaScript help from Jordan O’Leary. http://swissincss.com/konstruktive-grafik.html
A very tidy piece of visual sexiness showing just how amazing and creative a ‘bit of code’ can be. http://void.hi-res.net
To envision F1’s future, a designer conjured up three concept cars. Not only are they excitingly different, they’re gorgeous. “THERE ONCE WAS a time when the racing world was ruled by savage beasts. They were captured just before the snowy season, when noble brave men had one winter to tame this creature. After months of championship battle, a handful of the …
Wow! I so want to see the Stanley Kubrick Exhibition that is currently touring the world at the moment. The exhibition presents the complete oeuvre of the director Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999). It includes large-screen projection of significant scenes from Stanley Kubrick’s films. Documentary audio and video material also illustrates the backgrounds of the film productions. Quotes from the director guide …
Very excited by this trailer from director Alex Garland (28 Days, Dredd, Sunshine, The Beach). Based on the comic book series created by Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris.
A School assignment to reinterpret the fairytale Little red ridning hood. By Tomas Nilsson.
The Logorama movie is a short animation by H5. It has been nominated won at the 2010 Oscars in the short film category. In a world made up entirely of trademarks and brand names, Michelin Man cops pursue a criminal Ronald McDonald. All 16 minutes (taking an incredible six years to make) are shown in the embedded video below. Link …
Nicely compiled and edited video showing Stanley Kubrick’s use of One-Point Perspective
For those of you that are looking for the ultimate private vacation destination, the Manta Resort Underwater Hotel Room is the perfect choice. Sometimes hotel lobbies and pools can get a bit too overcrowded. When you just want to get away from it all this floating hotel room provides just that. As part of the Manta Resort in Zanzibar, Africa, …
20 year old freelance photographer from Denmark Marcus Møller Bitsch has created an impressive surreal and conceptual photo series…
Ole Martin Lund Bø has created an amazing installation of anamorphic typography using minimalistic materials and simple techniques.
A new short film from Nuance by French director Marc-Antoine Locatelli Dancer Lucas Boirat, music Ants from EdIT [vimeo http://vimeo.com/67809013]
Computer code from openFrameworks is used to create simulations of digital watercolor paintings.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo created a special art gallery just for children entitled GHOSTS, UNDERPANTS and STARS and Torafu Architects… Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo | Photos by Yoshitsugu Fuminari
I doubt you will be able to take your eyes off this. As a music video, this accompanies Tuna Melt by A-Trak & Tommy Trash. Yet I think that it is destined to be remembered as much (if not more) for the sight of thousand upon thousand of dominoes falling than the music (sorry chaps!). The dominoes in question are …
