MOTOR / AMBIENT REEL from KU-SCHNEIDER on Vimeo.

Part of my bachelor project in Media Production, University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt, Germany, 2008. Features music by Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto (with friendly permission of the artist).

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A drawing made with “Mr. Doob‘s excellent new procedural drawing tool, Harmony. It’s incredibly simplistic, but it has some unique brushes that allow you to create amazing-looking sketches in a matter of minutes, particularly if you lean towards the abstract. I pulled out my tablet and got hooked on Harmony for a few hours, and thought I’d share some of the sketches I came up with.”

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A drawing made with “Mr. Doob‘s excellent new procedural drawing tool, Harmony. It’s incredibly simplistic, but it has some unique brushes that allow you to create amazing-looking sketches in a matter of minutes, particularly if you lean towards the abstract. I pulled out my tablet and got hooked on Harmony for a few hours, and thought I’d share some of the sketches I came up with.”

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A drawing made with “Mr. Doob‘s excellent new procedural drawing tool, Harmony. It’s incredibly simplistic, but it has some unique brushes that allow you to create amazing-looking sketches in a matter of minutes, particularly if you lean towards the abstract. I pulled out my tablet and got hooked on Harmony for a few hours, and thought I’d share some of the sketches I came up with.”

View Harmony #8 at Supraterranean

A drawing made with “Mr. Doob‘s excellent new procedural drawing tool, Harmony. It’s incredibly simplistic, but it has some unique brushes that allow you to create amazing-looking sketches in a matter of minutes, particularly if you lean towards the abstract. I pulled out my tablet and got hooked on Harmony for a few hours, and thought I’d share some of the sketches I came up with.”

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Acrylic on Canvas, 18×24, painted entirely in B&W

This painting originally appeared on Supraterranean in July 2009.

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Lake George (Michigan)
2004
24×20
Acrylic on canvas

Victor Pytko is a resident of Birmingham, Mich., who works at his studio in Detroit.

This painting originally appeared on Supraterranean in May 2009.

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Music and Video by Crazy Girl (from Vimeo)

Animated by Crazy Girl and ladypat

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Video by Genki Ito on Vimeo

The latest film by W+K Tokyo Lab creator, Genki Ito.

A curiosity toward science unfolds into an unknown world…

Taking as its inspiration the sub-atomic world of a nuclear fusion reaction,
Clarte visually re-imagines this microcosm into a beautifully poetic
animation, pulsing and flowing along with Jemapur’s dark and textured sound.

Experimenting with HDV recording, analog footage of milk floating on water,
sediment in rotten wine, and caustics from reflected projector lights were
all incorporated into the digital animation.

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Digital artwork by GollyGforce on Flickr

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