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A video we created for the Sinar Wijaya Group's presentation at the 2016 Bunnings Roadshow. The client had a bunch of archival photos and wanted to do something nifty with them. We were able to animate a sort of parallax effect into the images so they appeared to be almost three dimensional... more
This was my mothers favorite outfit on me for some strange reason. This was also my first bike. I eventually got the training wheels off. ;)
Original Picture:
This was the first time I had ever jumped off a diving board into the "deep end", which was 13 feet deep. :) I have been addicted to diving boards ever since the.
Original Photo:
This picture was snapped when I was a young Michelin man. I was posing on my fathers JetSki before his race :)
The original photo is here:
The Kid
Practicing making 2.5D images.
Made this using a picture I really like by JenZee, original artwork can be found here: http://jenzee.deviantart.com/art/The-Kid-281863360 And here: http://jenzeejunk.tumblr.com/post/16609218558/the-kid-in-the-wintery-domains-of-the-tazal
The artwork belongs to JenZee and all rights there too
The Audio voice clip belongs to Supergiant games from ringtones file pack.
and the ambient background noise was made by Porphyr and can be found here: http://www.freesound.org/people/Porphyr/sounds/209339/
I of course did the animation.
Daily dose of awesome! Animated classical art
Using the 2.5D effect, Rino Stefano Tagliafierro brought these paintings to life from Caravaggio to Rubens.
Art has always been a most direct way to our true Self. Rino Stefano Tagliafierro's project "Beauty" definately presents an impressive way to breathe life into famous traditional paintings. By using the 2.5D effect he creates a new intense feeling that will surely leave you speechless. Watch the great result for yourself.
Using the 2.5D effect, Rino Stefano Tagliafierro brought these paintings to life from Caravaggio to Rubens.
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