Pulse is a live visualization project by Berlin-based artist Markus Kison. It’s based around a shapeshifting, heart-like object that reacts to the emotions expressed by the authors of private weblogs on blogger.com. A program aggregates words in blogs’ text and scans for synonyms that correlate with the emotional concepts in Robert Plutchik’s three-dimensional circumplex model describing the psychoevolutionary theory of emotion. The more one a the emotions is represented, the more corresponding portion of the organism is mechanically activated. Blurring the lines between art and technology, Pulse uses data to create the very organic visualization. read more
The carbon supermaterial graphene is already known for its exotic electronic properties. Now two studies suggest that the material is also one of the strongest, most elastic and stiffest materials known to science. read more
Dvein: Evolving Imagination By Heather Ann Snodgrass
Dvein is a motion and interactive studio based in Barcelona. As a multidisciplinary studio, the team provides art direction, design and animation services for cinema, broadcast media and the music industry. Behance sat down with the team to get the skinny on collaboration, making mistakes and getting the job done, at any cost.
Each project the team participates in has its own timeline, which they adapt to suit the client accordingly. “We have a schedule, a deadline and when we don’t have a deadline we try to reach a “satisfaction point…Frustration always comes when you feel you are not able to do something as well as you would like because the client isn’t communicating what they want, but you see it clearly. Our goal is also to push clients to assume some risks in their projects, try to evolve their point of view.” read more
Arduino to 3D Studio Max from melka on Vimeo.
I am a sucker for anything controlled by a wii remote. It may be because there are only 2-3 games worth playing which is ridiculous now the we are almost 2 years into the life of the system. I feel like I need to put that nunchuck to work! The video shows that the motion of the nunchuck can be seen in real time in the 3D Studio Max Window. via the great little site >> hackaday
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