Rendering a Fly-through animation with V-ray and Backburner Using GI

Rendering A fly-through animation with V-ray and Backburner Using GI
By Vinsent K in >>>>>>> DataBase, Tutorial[led,design]Fade to Light by rAndom International
By Vinsent K in !dea, >>>>>>> DataBase, New technology움직임을 인식하는 led system인 OLEDs (organic light emitting diode)..
다양한 느낌의 디자인을 표현하는 새로운 방식들이 점점 멋진 거리와 느낌들을 만들어 갑니다.
어떻게 사용하는가에 따라서.. 활용도는 생각이상이 될것 같은데요..






How far have we come? Fire, gas, Incandescent, fluorescent, LED (light emitting diode) and the new frontier, OLED (organic light emitting diode). In this new era where technology infiltrates our daily routine – waking us, communicating and transporting – we have grown accustomed to constant product changes. We expect our devices to be improved within months, the size shrinking smaller and also thinner. It seems we want paper-like attributes but not really paper. The obsession with this substrate not only leads our communication and entertainment devices but also our lighting devices. Due to the high demand and the velocity of technological improvements, we seem to be getting closer to the goal of OLED. OLEDs’ disruptive technology comes at a great time; this technology offers several properties that have yet to be fully implemented but give us a taste of what’s to come.
OLEDs (organic light emitting diode) are solid-state devices composed of a thin film of organic molecules that create light with the application of electricity. Simple, right? What is evolutionary is the they can provide brighter, crisper displays and use less power than conventional LEDs. What is revolutionary is that this will allow for products to alter their physical properties by being extremely thin and flexible. Can you imagine watching the World Cup at a friend’s house and rolling up your TV when you go home? Pretty crazy!
The wild bunch at Phillps creative division brings their OLED [Lumiblades] to the market in a new way, sparking innovation and experimentation within the creative community. They have developed do-it-yourself kits and glowing sheets of OLEDs in order to let the creative mind do what it does best: collaborate, experiment and innovate. Phillips hopes this approach to building a product will generate major interest on the ground as they see OLEDs possibilities from its users. Although OLEDs have yet to produce enough lumens per watt to make it a retail product; interior designers, industrial designers and developers in the creative community see OLEDs as an accent material rather than a light source. By adding sensors, programming and utilizing them in the thousands, something new is created.
You Fade to Light is a project collaboration between Philips Lumiblade and rAndom international out of London. rAndom has taken this OLED material and created a kinetic interactive sculpture that behaves and responds to human movement. Composed of 1,024 OLEDs, 1,024 custom structural PCB’s (printed circuit board), a camera, computer, some programming and sensors results in a dynamic blend of art, science, technology and design.
This first OLED media wall has a mirror finish as you see them in the thousands. Its appearance looks nothing beyond any other material that could be used to texture an architectural space; it is through human proximity that enables the viewer to engage light in a physical way. This is one of many ways that OLEDs will revolutionize not only lighting, but our interaction with light and environmental experiences. Enjoy the video and let us know your ideas for other applications for this technology.
London-based art and design collective rAndom International was founded in 2002 by Stuart Wood, Flo Ortkrass and Hannes Koch with a vision to create engaging and experimental art and design projects. Together, the trio’s experience includes working at artist studios such as Olafur Eliasson, Philips Design and the BBC research laboratories, however in 2005 rAndom decided to set up their own permanent studio space in London.
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Tags: FadeoLight, LED, light, OLEDs
l’Artisan Electronique, Part 1: Virtual Pottery Wheel
By Vinsent K in !dea, New technologyVirtual Pottery Wheel from the installation l’Artisan Electronique by Unfold & Tim Knapen.
For L’Artisan Electronique, Unfold modified an open source 3d printer to print ceramics.
On the other side of the ceramic printer, Unfold created a virtual pottery wheel in collaboration with Tim Knapen. This pottery wheel gives visitors a chance to ‘turn’ their own forms. At regular intervals, a selection of these designs is printed in clay and exhibited in the space.
In L’Artisan Electronique, pottery, one of the oldest artisanal techniques for making utilitarian objects, is combined with new digital techniques. The virtual pottery wheel was realsied by means of a 3D-scanner and digital design software. However, the installation still clearly refers to the artisanal process of working in clay. The printing process imitates the traditional technique used by ceramicists, in which the form is built up by stacking coils of clay.
L’Artisan Electronique is an installation commissioned by Z33 Art Centre for the exhibition Design by Performance and developed in collaboration with Tim Knapen and the RepRap community.
unfold.be
unfoldfab.blogspot.com
Media Universe and Multitouch-Visuals
By Vinsent K in !dea, >>>>>>> DataBase, Motion graphyTags: projection, Text, Typography
Pixellerie Fine
By Vinsent K in !dea, >>>>>>> DataBase, Architecture, Motion graphy, New technology, The modern art, Typography, VFX & CGA digup.tv selection of great digital works
All the links at : digup.tv/pixelleriefine
Une sélection Digup.tv de créations numériques : installations, sites web, animations, nouvelles narrations, créations visuelles…
Voici enfin en ligne la programmation de la première soirée “Pixellerie Fine”. N’hésitez pas à partager et à nous laisser vos commentaires. Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter pour ne pas manquer la prochaine soirée !
Nous remercions chaleureusement tous les réalisateurs, designers, et producteurs qui nous ont autorisé à montrer leurs travaux dans cette sélection.
Art+Com par digup.tv
REVUE DOCUMENTAIRE
De Cellules Studio
L’un des plus fameux studio de création numérique se raconte pour digup.tv.
Transmediale.11
MUR INTERACTIF
De Moritz Reichartz, Büro Achter April, Turan Tehrani
Expérimentation interactive sur un mur tactile.
Run
PROJECTION URBAINE EXPÉRIMENTALE
De Vjsuave, Juliana Borges
Un personnage animé se promène sur les murs de la ville.
Seaweed
CRÉATION VISUELLE ET COMPOSITING
De Tell No One, Luke White, Remi Weekes
Expériences visuelles.
Cinematique
SCÉNOGRAPHIE INTERACTIVE
De Adrien Mondot
Présentation vidéo du spectacle Cinematique, crée en janvier 2010 à l’Hexagone, scène nationale de Meylan.
Partitura
ANIMATION GRAPHIQUE PROGRAMMÉE
De Abstract Birds et Quayola
Visualisation sonore dans un espace virtuel par l’intermédiaire d’un logiciel spécifique : “Partitura”.
Todor & Petru
CLIP VIDÉO
De Rémi Bastie, Nicolas Dehghani, Jonathan Djob, Nkondo, Nicolas Pegon, Jérémy Pire, Wizz Design
Clip animé et réalisé par une équipe d’étudiants des Gobelins.
Television is a drug
ANIMATION GRAPHIQUE
De Beth Fulton
Interprétation d’un poème de Todd Alcott’s, “Television”. Personnification de la télévision omniprésente et tyrannique qui capte nos vies.
Cinecity + Augmented (hyper)Reality
RÉALITÉ AUGMENTÉE
De Keiichi Matsuda
Vision cauchemardesque d’une interface sociale et marchande intégrée à notre corps.
Gerry Judah: Paintings
ARTS PLASTIQUES
Film de Sam Marcuson, avec Gerry Judah
Au travers de maquettes de buildings érigées sur des toiles, l’artiste anglais Gerry Judah crée des environnements apocalyptiques.
Digital Wallpaper
PHYSICAL COMPUTING
De Strukt Studio, Gregor Hofbauer, Julian Köhn
Papier peint digital interactif en volume.
Scintillation
COURT MÉTRAGE EXPÉRIMENTAL
De Xavier Chassaing
Film expérimental utilisant la projection comme procédé de sublimation du réel.
Amon Tobin, Isam Live Tour Trailer
PROJECTION MONUMENTALE
De Leviathan
Scénographie de la tournée du Dj Amon Tobin.
Loom
FILM D’ANIMATION
De Jan Bitzer, Ilija Brunck, Csaba Letay, Filmakad- emie BW, Regina Welker.
Loom, l’histoire éternelle du baiser de la mort d’une araignée…
3D No glasses
DÉMO TECHNIQUE
De Mr Jonathan Post/Francois Vogiel
Le système ultime pour voir en 3D sans lunettes.
GML = Graffiti Markup Language
STREET ART
De Evan Roth
Le GML rencontre des cultures graffiti et hackers…
Painting reality
STREET ART
De IEPE & the anonymous crew Réalisé par AKIZ
Un carrefour comme champ d’expérimentation.
MIT Media Lab Identity
DESIGN GRAPHIQUE PROGRAMME
De Paula Aguilera (MIT Media Lab) Andy Ryan, Richard The, Thegreeneyl
Nouvelle identité visuelle du MIT Media Lab.
Processing – Connexions
ANIMATION PROGRAMMÉE
De Alexandre Le Guillou
Une sculpture virtuelle entièrement programmée en Processing.
Procrastination
ANIMATION GRAPHIQUE
De Johnny Kelly
Que signifie le terme “procrastination” ?
A Brief History of Title Design
DESIGN GRAPHIQUE
De Ian Albinson
Présentation de l’évolution des génériques à travers l’histoire du cinéma.
The Witness
NOUVELLES NARRATIONS
De Jung von Matt, Spree, Powerflasher & nhb Studio
The Witness est une fiction utilisant la réalité augmentée et proposant de vivre des scènes dans l’espace réel.
Konstruct
RÉALITÉ AUGMENTÉE
De James Alliban et Juliet Lall, String
Art génératif et sonore qui expérimente la réalité augmentée.
Maytag “Bravos X”: Augmented Reality Project
RÉALITÉ AUGMENTÉE
Décomposition de machines et analyse de leur fonctionnement via réalité augmentée.
Mobile Augmented Reality for Books on a Shelf
APPLICATION MOBILE
Une application mobile capable de reconnaître les livres par un simple scan.
The Smell Tag The X-Ray Tag, HTML11
INTERFACE INNOVANTE
De Klara Lindberg et Pier Madonia
Simulation des innovations d’un hypothétique HTML11.
Is tropical
CLIP
De Megaforce, El Nino
Cette vidéo met en scène l’imaginaire violent d’enfants jouant aux mafieux.
Symmetry
CINÉMA EXPÉRIMENTAL
De Everynone
Court métrage expérimental explorant le principe de symétrie au travers d’un écran séparé en deux.
The external world
COURT MÉTRAGE
De David OReilly
Le dernier film du plus grand réalisateur du style low poly.
Tags: digital work, media
Interactive Wedding
By Vinsent K in !dea, >>>>>>> DataBase, New technologyWedding are a bit special in Japan. They always have been.
Now, they become interactive with Catchyoo.
catchyoo.com
Tags: air strike
Subwoofer Under Water
By Vinsent K in !dea, >>>>>>> DataBaseSubwoofer Under Water
Adidas ferrofluid,liquid metal liquid story exhibition
By Vinsent K in !dea, >>>>>>> DataBaseKRUMP 360 (The 360 Project)
By Vinsent K in !dea, >>>>>>> DataBase
KRUMP 360 (The 360 Project) from Zelig Sound: Composition & Sound on Vimeo.
“The 360 Project” is an exploration into the crossroads of photography and motion pictures. It is a study of peak dance movements, captured simultaneously by 48 cameras aligned in a circle.
There are two components to “The 360 Project” – “Ballet 360” features ballerinas from Canada’s National Ballet School, “Krump 360” features dancers from Northbuck Krump. The two styles of dance represent polemic perspectives in both technique and origin – one is beauty, the other beast.
The resulting images resemble a type of digital statue – a frozen, peak moment, embodying the essence of each dance form in 360 degrees.
CREW
Music / Sound Design – Zelig Sound (zeligsound.com)
Director / Producer / Concept – Ryan Enn Hughes (ryanennhughes.com/)
Cinematography / On Site Digital – The Big Freeze
1st AD – Darrell Faria
Gaffer – Arash Moallemi
Grip – Cavin Campbell
Makeup – Lauren Fisher
Stylist – Alexis Honce
BTS Video – Barry Cheong
BTS Photo – Melissa Tait
Production Assistants – James Kachan, Eugen Sakhnenko, Pawel Dwulit, Anne-Marie Jackson,
Craig Jewel, Nick Konieczko
Editor – Kyle Wilson
Colorist – Ryan Enn Hughes
Digital Postproduction – Ryan Enn Hughes, James Kachan
Additional Postproduction Support – Scott McIntyre
DANCE TALENT
BJ Albano
Sheldon Forde
Arsène Hodali
Amadeus Marquez
Jamari Ceasar Whittaker
This work was made possible with the support of the Ontario Arts Council’s Chalmers Arts Fellowship.
Additional support provided by Canada’s National Ballet School.
All content © Ryan Enn Hughes 2011.
– BALLET 360
BALLET 360 (The 360 Project) from Zelig Sound: Composition & Sound on Vimeo.
– The 360 Project – Behind the scenes
The 360 Project – Behind the Scenes from Zelig Sound: Composition & Sound on Vimeo.
Tags: 360