Assymetrical 18.36.54 House by Studio Daniel Libeskind
Studio Daniel Libeskind designed 18.36.54 House located in Connecticut, USA.
Must-see Concept Art by Rado Javor
Rado Javor is a talented digital artist from Slovakia specializing in incredibly detailed illustrations from historical battles to sci-fi or fantasy wallpapers. Let’s take a look at several of his artworks … for more, make sure to check out the link at the very bottom. Enjoy!
Beautiful Conceptual Art by Hunter Schulz
Hunter Schulz aka El-Cazador is a 31-year-old conceptual artist living in Chicago, US. He participated on such projects as Mortal Kombat 9, Rise of Legends or World of Warcraft TCG. Let’s take a look at the very best from his portfolio. Get inspired!
Hot Photoshop Illustrations by Antonio Caparo
Antonio Javier Caparo is a Cuban born illustrator, graphic designer and graphic novel artist currently living and working in Canada. His realistic illustrations regularly appear in magazines, children and young adult books along with corporate and advertising work in the U.S. and South America. Some of his passions include animation and comics. He has been published around the world and has won numerous awards in multiple countries.
Digital Art by Cynthia Decker
ynthia Decker is an artist living in the beautiful North Carolina mountains who created the realistic artwork rendered in 3D effect, using the artistic techniques of pixels instead of painting. Continue reading »
designfever’s Visualizer created for Lexus
designfever’s Visualizer created for Lexus is a high performance visualization system that responded to user’s movements and sounds in real-time at the 2013 Seoul Motor Show.
The goal of the project was to introduce the youthful philosophies and advanced technologies of the Lexus brand, embodying their image of ‘Progressive Luxury’ and Seoul Motor Show’s theme of ‘Breathe with the People’. A high performance visualization system was created that responded to users and special performances in real-time, capturing the attention of visitors to the Seoul Motor Show while enhancing the atmosphere of Lexus’ booth.
The use of high performance technology allowed for immediate results from user interaction. A logistical system was created that could automatically match the beat of the music with visual movements. The system recognized level of brightness in relation to movement and sound to create dynamic visual outputs.
The Visualizer was easily able to capture the attention of the 1.05 million visitors at the 2013 Seoul Motor Show. The combination of life performances and dynamic movements of the Visualizer could be seen from a great distance, raising interest to someone from across the exhibition hall. Upon getting closer, users quickly realized their sounds and movements directly resulted in changes in the visualizer, making them feeling truly involved and moved by the experience.
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