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Final Video Submission
So this is my final Product! Unfortunately you’re gonna have to find your own pair of red/blue 3D glasses, which are surprisingly hard to find without going through the process of making them. I’m pretty happy with the video, although I think I like it purely because it was actually a lot of fun to do~! Anyway I hope you guys can experience it with the 3D glasses someday and check it out!
Add some Friends
Continuing on with my previous idea with the 3D video, Andy suggested I also add in some of the old ideas I had about adding small critters, so I did.
I drew 2 little characters that I added into my final video. Just like with the previous video, I won’t add a 3D effect to them I’ll let them be normal on top of the existing footage.
Wacky 3D, Glasses not included
After Last weeks class with Andy talking about the brain as a screen, it inspired me to experiment even more with my video, and turn it into one of the old red/blue 3D videos.
This first video is after I made a separate red and blue channel and put one on top of the original and one below the original all at 50% opacity. I screen recorded it so that I could see how it looked with non 3D affected things going over the top and it was pretty cool. (you will need red/blue 3D glasses to see it though)
Puppy Adventures!
So I borrowed my boyfriend’s dog, scruffy, and strapped the GoPro to him, he’s such a small dog it was hard to fasten the GoPro to him, but we made it work. I added in the footage to the existing video I made earlier, and I messed around with it till i got what I have now! Walking with the dog wa s alot less suspicious by the way.
Backwards, Forwards and Upside down.
In class today i looked through my footage that I had taken on my GoPro earlier this morning, it was 15 minutes long which is a bit longer than what i need for the final assignment. I went through the footage and played around with it as well.
I played around with it in after effects and wondered if it would be cool to squish the video down to one minute making everyone play super fast. While I was speaking to Andy he also gave me the idea to put two videos side by side, so I thought it would be cool to have one side show the reversed version of the footage and while i was scrubbing through I thought it would be cool if the end frames met at the end, and the footage also “ends at the same point.
Check out what I made!
Walking around at night at 4Am for a uni assignment
So last night/this morning I went out used the GoPro Chesty attached it to myself then went for a walk down to the petrol station, I needed to test out whether or not the GoPro would pick up enough light allowing any footage to actually be viewable enough. When I got down to the main street there was definitely enough light.
The video footage is kind of interesting the process i went through to get the footage was pretty fun, walking around at night to film, the only thing i’d do differently is wear sneakers instead of thongs, that way people will just think i’m going for an early morning walk instead of just a weirdo walking around at 4am.
Pepe the Frog
Sad Pepe
Smug Pepe
Angry Pepe
Another prominent meme that I see around a lot on twitter, tumblr and facebook is the Pepe Frog Meme. Its just a few simple images of a frog with different expressions, but many use these as reaction images, and we can understand how they’re feeling and almost relate with it because of the context they’ve used the images in.
Triple Zed. 2015. Pepe the Frog, Know Your Meme. Accessed October 2015. http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/pepe-the-frog
I love these
Memes grow so rapidly, just over the week Drake’s new music video “Hotline Bling” has become the new thing to edit and make a meme out of. I think it has gained much momentum because Drake is an iconic celebrity, his song has been on the charts for a long while, and also I think deep down we all know the song and the music video are ridiculous thats why it’s so popular to make a joke out of.
Know Your Meme
In class last week we explored and discussed memes. In particular we talked about what was probably the first meme, things that are meme-worthy and what different memes mean and how they are used.
We discussed viral videos, and whether or not viral was the right word for it considering the connotations associated with the world viral. Personally I’m unsure what other words could be used for a viral video since it does spread rapidly from person to person, just like a virus.
As andy said, memes are apart of a participative culture, where people actively do things with them and they’re not a passive thing. I also feel like memes are kind of like a secret inside jokes between people on the internet. Some people that try to stay off the internet and it’s culture rarely understand the memes that come out from the internet, meaning a lot of meme jokes that are said out loud in person might not make sense to a lot of people.
The World and Under. Part 1
-Tokyo, Kyoto, JAPAN (on behance)
No.1 Entracne (入口)
No.2 Code (コード)
No.3 A cat ghost (猫の幽霊)
No.4 Bear brothers (クマの兄弟)
No.5 Sealed (封印)
No.6 A sake lover (お酒を大好きな精霊さん)
No.7 Morning (朝)
i love the mix of animation with the real world. Especially the first few images where it seems very eerie and still because of the lack of humans and movement. It’s like they’re haunting ghosts and maybe it happens around us all the time but we don’t know.
Check out this awesome blend of live action and animation, put to the Grades//King track. Shot at Chichibu in Japan, dancer Laika Takasu dances around her school, battling imaginary anime villains! Directed by Taichi Kimura.
2F53 is a study on recursive geometry subdivision using Bézier curves, and is later developed and integrated into the generative visual system I designed for Karma Fields’s Debut.
Inspired by a short animation loop posted by Coconut Island on its weibo page, I programmed in Processing and created these 3D orthogonal voxel animation loops based on some 8-bit video games’ sprite sheets, simply for fun, or potential experiments for future works, who knows?
Good Vibrations (2013)
Ferrucio Laviani’s designs for Fratelli Boffi stretch and bend the boundaries of interior design with “glitchy” furniture for a product series called Good Vibrations.
These hand carved pieces of furniture. From our minds understanding of what a cabinet of pillar should look like, when you look at these pieces you get the feeling that something has gone wrong and that they are not right.
Compression errors in gifs always seem to make the creepiest glitches happen, and sometimes make the gif better and funnier than planned.
What a Glitch
Elaina Lam. 2015. S.T.A.N.L.E.E.-Bear Demo.0:09 YouTube Video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVWdeTGEYvY
Thinking about glitches one of my 3D models I’ve been working on for what feels like the longest time for another unit also has a lot of “glitches’ this is mostly due to the weighting of the model’s rig, but it’s still a huge pain.
