Francois Vautier made this experimental film as an hommage to Ridley Scott’s “Bladerunner”. The sequence is made of an assemblage of 167,819 frames of the original film. Vautier built a cube with a resolution of 60,000 X 60,000 pixels (3.6 gigapixels). Via Fubiz [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/12828114[/vimeo]
Author: Brent Lambert
Brent Lambert
Writer, editor, and founder of FEELguide. I have written over 5,000 articles covering many topics including: travel, design, movies, music, politics, psychology, neuroscience, business, religion and spirituality, philosophy, pop culture, the universe, and so much more. I also work as an illustrator and set designer in the movie industry, and you can see all of my drawings at http://www.unifiedfeel.com.
When you live on a planet that has 6,000,000,000 people who have to eat, there’s bound to be some conflict. Greenpeace is moving fully forward with its latest conservation campaign warning about the dangers of overfishing bluefin tuna. Greenpeace International Oceans Campaigner, Sari Tolvanen, warns: “If we continue to fish at this rate we are going to empty our oceans. The tuna industry is fishing itself out of business. I was astounded to hear fishing industry representatives arguing for the continuation of the status quo. Surely, if you had any business sense you would want to secure the survival of…
Accomplished jewelry designer Tine De Ruysser tried something different recently. Instead of using gold like he usually does, he replaced it with money. The results are outstanding: See the article at The Best Part
I was going through some of my photos today and came across this pic I took last fall (I think late October) here in Montreal while I was walking through Carre Saint-Louis (Saint Louis Square) and it reminded me of the impending season change in store for us. I love the fall, don’t get me wrong, but here in Montreal the fall (just like the spring) lasts around 2-3 weeks and that’s it. After the fall comes the dreaded winter hibernation. Let’s hope this winter won’t be cruel or unusual.
My friend Henry (check out his phenomenal illustration work here) just sent me these incredible photos of a Russian military location deep in the mountains where an array of very sexy telescopes keep an eye on all of Russia’s space vessels, making sure they don’t bump into anything. I think telescopes are just about the coolest thing on the face of the earth (I someday hope to convert an abandoned one into my country home) and these ones are definitely near the top of the list. Think Pac Man-meets-Buckminster Fuller. And the best part: they are sometimes open to visitors.…
The amazing citizenry over at The Playlist just posted this article about Bill Pohlad. He’s the producer of Terence Malick’s upcoming epic “The Tree Of Life”, which according to Fox Searchlight will be released in 2011. Terence Malick is a notorious perfectionist and refuses to be pinned-down to release dates. He has so much respect in the industry, that producers are willing to give him free reign from not just release dates, but even film festivals such as Toronto or Cannes. From what we’ve heard, “Tree Of Life” is going to blow people’s minds wide open, and we can’t wait. …
Fans of the upcoming TRON: Legacy (in theaters December 17) and fans of Daft Punk (or “Daftron Punks” as I like to call them–including yours truly of course) can rest a little easier today as an official release date for the soundtrack has been announced. November 22 is the glorious day when we can all sit back in our infinite glowing black glass alternate world living rooms, crank up the volume on our custom-made Daft Punk 80′ tall pyramid speakers, lean back in our plush Daft Punk pyramid chair wearing our custom-made Daft Punk helmet, sipping a cold & icy…