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Tag Archives: interactive
Animated Starry Night
Petros Vrellis used openframeworks to animate Vincent van Gogh’s iconic Starry Night painting. Mark my words, one day, museums will show work like this.
Scott Garner’s Interactive Still Life Project
Gizmodo posted this video above of Scott Garner’s Interactive Still Life Project which is basically a 3D rendering of a scene rendered in real-time based on the orientation of the frame.
Samsung Display Booth: an interactive window display
Holy cow, I want this in my future home. Minority Report can’t come soon enough!
A portrait made from feelings and meanings
Sergio Albiac asked filmmaker Randall Okita to paint a moving and interactive portrait of himself using brushes loaded with memories and feelings rather than colors. It sounds weird at first, but the end product works quite beautifully.
A look at the NYPD’s 360-degree camera
Photo: NYPD NOTE: Some of these images in the following link may be disturbing. The above image shows a dead body. The New York Times’ Lens Blog takes a look at some of the disturbing photography being taken by the … Continue reading
Interactive map of undersea cables
TeleGeography has uploaded an interactive map that shows where all current and planned undersea information cables are located. I wish there was a video out there that showed how these cables are laid down and installed. I think that’d be … Continue reading