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Navy T-28D Trojan
The North American Aviation T-28 Trojan is a piston-engined military trainer aircraft used by the United States Air Force and United States Navy beginning in the 1950s. Besides its use as a trainer, the T-28 was successfully employed as a counter-insurgency aircraft, primarily during the Vietnam War. It has continued in civilian use as an aerobatics and Warbird performer.
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Captured by the camera almost motionless, suspended in the moment.
With the Humber Suspension Bridge forming the dominant backdrop, a Northern class 158 DMU, unit 158790, slides away from Hessle station with a Hull - Doncaster service.
Meanwhile, the as yet sole passenger waiting on the train to Hull has sensibly decided to use the shelter and stay out of the rain, droplets of which can be seen against the underside of the platform canopy.
The relentless traffic on the A15 overhead cares not a jot about what's going on down here. But I was happy enough the petrol tanker put in a timely appearance.
Commenting switched off, thanks.
7th October 2014
My old Leica M8 taken with the Leica M Monochrome plus the (very old) Leitz Elmar 4/135. There was a time, some years ago, when I had given my favourite camera (then, a Fuji X-Pro 3) a personal name. I noticed that I had a tendency of attributing personal qualities to things. My old Mini had a name. Even today our telephone is called "Olga". My hand-made Italian racing bike was "female" in character. And, here, with this object photo, you have a bit of visual voyeurism or, even, fetishism. Is matter really animated, do things have a mind of "their own"? Or are we talking here of projections - us giving agency to things. Whatever it is, it is great fun when you think you can talk to your camera. And you may always have the last laugh.
Animation test: The source is only *one* image. The result of this animation is this 14 seconds movie. Click on the image to start the animation.
The original source image is taken out of my flickr stream--> Freezing Motion.
Original Animation illustration "Black series".Lines and colors are not in refined finishing.This is just a sample before doin the main one.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxOZRqvZxG4
This is the animation of a liquid chocolate called Lava Bar (The Lava Bar is the world’s first liquid chocolate candy bar. It is the glue that mends broken hearts.)
Thank you Ralph for offering me to work on the artwork for this project and thank you so much for the great work by the animators, i am really touched to see the animation.
Here is the info about the animation:
client: lava bar
animation: ralph watson and his crew of animators
artwork: bubi au yeung
year: 2006-2007
Though i havent try that lava bar, my good friend gave me a box of cocoa powder, whenever i am upset, i would make a cup of hot chocolate drink, that do help to soothe my mind. Chocolate is a good pill to me :)
Esp thanks to my good friend siu o who make me smile and share good music with me during my stress time, love u always :)
I am still busy on my own stuff and wish you all Happy New Year!
fitful inaccuracy
split up or flop.
Today I watched a grown man throw a temper tantrum. Isn't it funny how some people keep with them the best qualities of childhood, while others keep the worst? I wonder what childlike qualities I still have. And what you still have.
Split my animated fire into frames. Cubed each frame with dumpr and re-animated in Gimp. I could have done this entirely in Gimp, but used dumpr so I could do it quickly. Several people could not see the animation, so I put it in below.
There is an excellent tutorial series (8 parts) by CBaileyFilm about how to make a sci-fi movie in Blender.
Unfortunately my computer isn't up to that task, but I did learn a lot from it and used some of things I learned to make the above low poly animation.
credits for the starfield: NASA.
her kimono clips through her body for like 5 frames but atm there's nothing I can do except re-render. I'm still pretty proud of my progress despite that hiccup.
Designed in Autodesk Fusion, 22 components and 21 joint movements.
Radial piston assembly, best example being aircraft engines.
(animated version in the comments)
{2015} from laser dreams, a series of animations made with laser print collages
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Still frame from 1982 french animated film Les Maîtres du temps (The Masters of Time, a.k.a. Time Masters), directed by René Laloux and designed by Moebius.
Images are small but unfortunately its all I could get from my DVD software.
Frame of a short animation...
There is a story and in the story there is also Genzoman
and his Gallery genzoman.deviantart.com/gallery/.
I start to space out with a 2 of them ,just for play with virtual mirror and i found the result amazing and from that 2 original tons of incredible thing start popping out
this was the first