Eye Miss Us
This Was inspired by one of the most amazing animal in his planet, the “bison” as we know this creatures are not as abundant as they used to. I wanted to celebrate how amazing and inspirational this animals are. As I work with this piece I took the time to explore more about color and repetition with shapes and forms as much with playing with abstract concepts.
Hope you guys enjoy this as much as I do.
-fredy
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Paintings by Jacub Gagnon
Gagnon’s greatest strength derives from his ability to transfer the fine qualities from his drawings to canvas. Gagnon renders miniscule forms with great accuracy. His work is heightened from his aptitude for color and applying layers. Using small brushes and handling them as he would a pencil, Gagnon is able to achieve forms of illustrative qualities that edge into the peculiar world of Pop Surrealism. Continue reading »
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Amy Yoes: The Kitchen Project
The Kitchen Project is a functioning kitchen in an NYC apartment with LEDs cycling through the color spectrum and amplified sound effects upon opening cabinets and drawers. Read more at collabcubed.
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Imagine the possibilities
Certainly do not need many words to define the gallery of posters made by the study Magpie. Imagine the possibilities is a series of posters that clearly pay their price to an Escher impossible figures reinventing the style and modernity. Continue reading »
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Illustrations by Ise Ananphada
Freelance illustrator,Ise Ratta Ananphada (Ratinan Thaicharoen) was born in Bangkok,Thailand. Known as feminine figure illustration style with delicate detail and pastel color palettes. I’m always interesting in symbolic meaning, It be mysterious, deep and succulent.I have passionate in my works,Passionate are the mysteriousness and beautiful in women eyes expression that I drew.
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Imagination, Color & Humor
Brazilian studio fotoruteshi Furia for 13 years has edited and created more than 10.000 top-notch images. With many of them Furia than once won the prestigious advertising festivals such as Cannes, Clio and ADCNY. Furia studio work full of imagination, color and humor.
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Beauty in the Masses
Beauty in the Masses is a video created to test out some visual effect concepts for shooting with the Canon 5D Mark 2. This video is a personal perspective of the emotion one sees in their passerby’s walking the streets of Manhattan.
Shot at 1/1000 shutter speed to enhance post visual effects
Shot on a 5D Mark 2 with a 50mm 1.4 Canon Lens with the super flat picture style, and color graded in post
Music by Tycho – Cloud Generator
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Final Cut X Color and Optical Flow Test
Final Cut X Color and Optical Flow Test
Shot in Times Square Manhattan with an iPhone 4. Be Sure to watch from the 4:00 mark.
Music by: Mr Little Jeans – The Suburbs (Arcade Fire Cover) Download
Shot on an iPhone 4 you can see that the color grading tool within Final Cut X is just amazing. Optical Flow Motion within Final Cut X is amazing but is definitely limited as you can see with the footage jumping. Jumping also happens dealing with some footage with rolling shutter. Once again remember this was shot on an iPhone 4, with the original clip only lasting about a minuet.
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Color-coordinated in Times Square, NYC
It’s a rainy and dreary day in the big city and when it’s rainy like this, we visit Earthcam to see what’s going on at the corner of 46th Street and 7th Avenue in Times Square. Lots of umbrellas today, lots of tourists, and you know what else there’s a lot of? People wearing the same thing. That’s right, people walking down the street wearing the same ensemble – families, couples, policemen and workers in the same color-coordinated clothing. Captured by Buzzaurus.
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Anja Van Herle paintings
“My work is an attempt to capture the complexity of emotions that are conveyed in the human face. I’ve been painting portraits since I was a child, continually drawing closer to the face and eyes in order to explore the emotions they contain. There’s a story behind every face; my paintings are an attempt to tell these stories by capturing delicate facial expressions and juxtaposing them with vibrant color and the dramatic interplay of shadow and light that both inform my subjects and maintain their enigmatic aura. I’m constantly delighted by the various interpretations my work receives. For some, a subject may be pensive, while to others it may be seductive or confrontational. Part of the viewing experience is for a viewer to attach his or her own emotional meaning to a work.”
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