Motion Inspiration Weekly - 05/07/24

Amazing projects discovered this week: Felipe Ribeiro’s water simulation for #JohnnieWalkerBlueLabel, Tektura Studios work on a CT-Scanner, BAA's abstract piece for Paris '24 Olympics, TSAO CHUN’s anamorphic LED display project, and Juan Behrens’ Kingdom of Somethings from DigitalDaysofDesign in Milan.

Felipe Ribeiro ro shares one of his favorite projects that he worked on for #JohnnieWalkerBlueLabel at Anomaly . A heavy water simulation with a lot of blue and gold. Enjoy it cold! Watch it here

Chris Gil sharing Tektura Studio s full CGI 3D project Micro-X CT Mobile CT Scanner for Nyein Aung ???????????????? Executing beautiful designs with tech in aestetic visuals and gorgeous sound design.

To celebrate the Oplympics BAA creates a collaboration between three of their artists on a commission for Bespoke Digital for the Paris '24 Olympics. This piece of work as they describe it: “Split-second alchemy: A short dissecting the madness of a millisecond … to digest in 45.(seconds)”. This abstract piece is as abstract as can be. Watch the piece here

TSAO CHUN shares a personal project using the anamorphic method used on LED displays such as The Wave. The project has many small moments of discovery in the background. The magic behind even gets shared in a behind-the-scenes available. Check the project out here!

On Stash Media Inc. this week, Juan Behrens (CD) shared Kingdom of Something s work from #DigitalDaysofDesign 2024 in Milan that just got online. The event celebrates creativity in Milan. Checkout the trailer here