Like skateboards ? Like classic and modern art ? I know I do, so here is a little bit of a fun game I made. I spent the afternoon playing around with some photoshop skateboard templates and overlayed them with some of world's most popular paintings. You can move your mouse over each image to reveal the artist and painting. Why not try see how many you recognize before you move the mouse though. Enjoy dudes !
If you like 3d fractal animations then get ready for a real treat. This is a wonderfully animated 3D fractal movie created by Jérémie Brunet ( aka bib993 ) titled "Like in a dream II". The video was originally created to accompany one of the popular TEDx talks presented by Bryan Alvarez about the Human Atlas project. The project is aiming to create the first ever 3D interactive atlas of the human body that scales from organs to atoms, and depicts the dynamic living processes of the human body.
"The mission of this project is to celebrate the beauty of living systems. Imagine exploring a version of Google Earth where you could see all of Earth's animals roaming the planet, oceans and weather moving in real time, and travel deep into the Earth's center. If you can imagine this for the human body, you can begin to imagine the Human Atlas Project." - Human Atlas Project
Jérémie also has a rather excellent deviant art page with lots of 3d fractal images he has been creating over the last few years.
I don't often post other dj mixes on this blog but this one is so freakin good I just had to share it. This is an amazing mix from Germany's Basicnoise ( Peter Fanai ). At the age of five Peter started with classical piano lessons at the conservatorium. Aged just 13, he got his first synthesizer (Korg M1), resulting in an affection to electronic music. Around 1995 he got a groundbreaking mixtape with tracks from Sähkö, Basic Channel and Peacefrog.
Already in love with electronic music, these minimalistic and dubby tunes changed everything and he started to create his own tracks. After some releases with different styles as Peter Fanai, he came up with Basicnoise for pure minimalistic dub techno.
00:00 Intro 02:26 Art of Noise – Opus 4 1990 03:08 Klaus Schulze – Floating 1976 04:00 Planetary Assault System – Long lost 1997 04:41 Sample from PQM – You are sleeping 2002 07:16 Markus Güentner – chrom 2002 08:09 Sample from PQM – you are sleeping (PQM’s dj tools) 2002 10:37 Swirl People – Earth tones 1999 12:11 Sample from “Absolute giganten” 1998 12:21 Sophia – Reprise 1998 12:50 Sample from “Absolute Giganten” (floyd) 1998 13:30 Area – Deeper Level 2009 16:59 Sample from “Blade Runner” (Videogame) 1997 17:04 Vangelis – Blade Runner Blues 1982 19:50 Solar Eclipse – A new world 1994 21:53 Sample from “Plan 9 from outter space” 1959 26:14 Sample from “Twin peaks” 1990 26:54 Angelo Badalamenti – Laura palmers theme / tp theme 1992 27:30 Vainqueur – Solanus 1996 27:45 Sample from “Twin peaks” (cooper) 1990 32:19 Sample from “Half-life 2” (g-man) 2004 33:00 Raz Ohara and the Odd Orchestra – Love for Mrs. Rhodes 2008 37:25 Jürgen Paape – So Weit Wie Noch Nie (Dettinger remix) 2002 42:25 Rivo – Dirty old shoes 2008 42:56 Thomas Edison – About electricity (sample) 1908 45:02 Steve Rachmad – Legacy of the lost world 2003 49:16 Tomas Dvorak – By the wall (machinarium) 2009 53:08 Ian Novak – Reflection on the water 2008 53:31 Samples from “Half-life 2” (cityvoice) 2004 56:59 Markus Güntner – Express Yourself 2003 62:30 Rhythm & Sound – Distance 2001 63:32 Tomas Dvorak – The Beginning / the bridge (machinarium) 2009 67:40 All – Alltag 2001 69:45 Vainqueur – Elevation 2 1997 75:29 Wolfgang Voigt – Gas 2008 81:04 Neil Armstrong – Moon landing (sample) 1969 81:33 Brian Eno – An ending (ascent) 1983 85:13 Sample from “Half-life 2” (g-man) 2004
Here is a cool video of Peter playing out some dub tech sounds live with the help of a couple of machines :