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Music video made from animated neon signs in NYC
On Melancholy Hill – NYC Lights from Chateau Bezerra on Vimeo. Want your overdose of neon for the night? Check out this video set to “On Melancholy Hill” by Gorillaz featuring nothing but animated signs and lights found in New … Continue reading
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Target Kaleidoscopic Fashion Spectacular at The Standard NY
Last night, Target held a huge event at The Standard Hotel in the Meatpacking District to show off some incredibly mesmerizing light show involving all of the rooms on the south side of The Standard. The light show was amazing … Continue reading
Making a replica Daft Punk helmet in 17 months
Wow!! This is just amazing. Harrison Krix spent 17 months on a true working replica of the infamous Daft Punk helmets. The final helmet works exactly like it should with all neon lights flashing in all the right colors. His … Continue reading
