Showing posts with label Moviemorphs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moviemorphs. Show all posts
Sunday, 1 August 2010
Marine Paintings Moviemorph
Alicia7777777 has created a delightful moviemorph and accompanying music track, of 14 oceanic paintings from the works of four seascape painters.
Here is the sequential list of painters and works in which they appear in the video.
0:03 Goerge Dmitriev Moon and Sea
0:10 Ivan Aivazovsky Bracing The Waves
0:15 Ivan Aivazovsky Between The Waves
0:20 Ivan Aivazovsky The Ninth Wave
0:25 Ivan Aivazovsky Storm
0:30 Goerge Dmitriev Moon and Sea
0:40 Thomas Moran Sunset at Sea
0:44 Ivan Aivazovsky The Billowing sea
0:50 Ivan Aivazovsky Ships in a Storm
0:55 Goerge Dmitriev Moon and Sea
1:05 Ivan Aivazovsky Bracing The Waves
1:10 Ivan Aivazovsky Between The Waves
1:18 Ivan Aivazovsky The Ninth Wave
1:25 Ivan Aivazovsky Storm
The accompanying music track is by Alicia7777777.
Labels:
Fine Art,
Moviemorphs,
Music,
Video
Wednesday, 10 December 2008
iOO : : The future of the dumb terminal !

Soon after I first saw the interactive iPhone I envisaged one day seeing larger display format platforms emerging from the IT industrial complex.
Have you ever dreamt of walking on water ?
Relatives
Labels:
Apple,
Displays,
Hardware,
Moviemorphs,
Technology
Sunday, 13 January 2008
Some New Departures in Computer Graphics Techniques

Here are three different examples of contemporary computer graphics
Lift Motion Design and Creative Chaos created this slick intro video for the Motion Graphics Festival 2008.
1st-ave-machine hit the 'next' link to watch slides or quicktime videos.
Check out the natural looking animation of this one , with the most realistic use of computer graphics ever.
Here are some essentials of computer graphics.
Labels:
Animations,
Design,
Fun,
Moviemorphs,
Music,
Video
Saturday, 26 May 2007
500 Years of Women Portrait Paintings
500 years of female portraits in western art in just under 3 minutes morphing from one to the next, featuring the following Artists, but not in order of appearanceLeonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, Titian, Botticelli , Boltraffio, Albrecht Durer, Lucas Cranach the Elder, Messina, Perugino, Hans Memling, El Greco, Hans Holbein, Rokotov, Peter Paul Rubens, Gobert, Caspar Netscher, Pierre Mignard, Jean-Marc Nattier, Vigee-Le Brun, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Winterhalter, Tyranov, Borovikovsky, Venetsianov, Gros, Kiprensky ...
perhaps someone who is reading this can post a comment revealing the correct oder of appearance..............
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