animation, art, creative art

Animated Gif Street Murals By INSA

Posted on January 27, 2014 by theoelsby

Street artist INSA combines street art and hypnotic effects and both mashed together create eye catching hypnotic gif art. INSA described this as “online meets offline, hand painted animated street art”.

Using several layers of paint, retouching, and multiple photographs INSA produces the illusion of an undulating street art mural. The laborious process results in several photographs of different versions of the same mural that are then combined to create an animated GIF. The peculiar process allows for a real indoor and outdoor component to street art which contrasts online and off, digital and analog.- Via Hi-Fructose

models, tattoos

Tattooed Model: Christina Rio Walker

Posted on January 26, 2014November 24, 2014 by theoelsby

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Facet Studio (Photographer)

Model Christina Rio Walker

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art, designs, sneakers

Sneaker Illustrations For Sneaker Heads By HAZZY

Posted on January 25, 2014 by theoelsby

GRAPHIC DESIGNER HAZZY:

“Recent internet craze with series of sneakers design by Illustrator Graphic Designer, Hazzy bringing life to sneakers design illustrated either in the form of a tank, sports car and so forth has attracted domestic and foreign sneakers fan with its unique illustration skills.” – HAZZY

Jordan4 toro sushi oishii~~illustration

Air Jordan XI Low-snowmobile illustration

SLAM KICKS EXHIBITION BY HAZZY

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designs, Image Of The Day, sneakers

Image Of The Day: Designs By at Graphic

Posted on January 25, 2014 by theoelsby

Designs we liked at Diabolical Rabbit created by at Graphic a graphic designer from Bonn Germany.

Uncategorized, We Find Interesting, weird/cool stuff

Virtual Gender Swap With The Oculus Rift By Beanotherlab

Posted on January 24, 2014 by theoelsby

Gender Swap is an experiment that uses The Machine to Be Another system as a platform for embodiment experience (a neuroscience technique in which users can feel themselves like if they were in a different body). In order to create the brain illusion we use the immersive Head Mounted Display Oculus Rift, and first-person cameras. To create this perception, both users have to synchronize their movements. If one does not correspond to the movement of the other, the embodiment experience does not work. It means that both users have to constantly agree on every movement they make. Through out this experiment, we aim to investigate issues like Gender Identity, Queer Theory, feminist technoscience, Intimacy and Mutual Respect.-http://www.themachinetobeanother.org/?p=1025