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The colour and size of the light source in the 'light painting' change according to the strength of the electromagnetic field.
Teresa Potter Garden & Landscape Design 3D Visualisation
Taking a 2D plan design and creating a photorealistic 3D image for customers to see how their gardens can look
A visualisation of Ogilvy digital labs londons labdaylive music conference in tweets.
With massive thanks to @nicoleyershon and ogilvy for organising such a great, event, to the speakers for sharing their knowledge and to @jooteoh @coleyporterbell @jukevox @thebluehive @samuelpalin @mrbenbutler @alexririe @stuartsmith @ofarrellsarah @larrypiath for their tweets...great job!
K+bby - track: Fallen
"(+) The song is about things ending and coming to a conclusion. I was interested to see how energy, the physical and the virtual relate to this. When the viewer steps in front of the piece they become part of the energy loop (-)"
Frederikke Houman, track: Lights
"For this piece I used recycled images to juxtapose the reality of life in the fast lane."
North East England Film and TV
c.10,000 nodes representing people, organisations and productions tagged with a filming location in North East England in the IMDB, over the last 40 years. Clouds of nodes represent films and TV shows of various types.
Note - there are many caveats with the data. The Next few months will be filtering it, and producing iterations to create a more accurate picture of the region's film and TV sectors.
Created in gephi.
Client: CPG Consultants Pte Ltd
3D Visualization Artist: 8 YOLK DESIGN STUDIO
Scope: 3D Modelling, Realistic Rendering, Photoshop-enhancing,
visit us: www.8yolkstudio.com
This image captures 15929 fire brigade incidents over the timespan of about 1.5 years in Greece (in the period 2008-2009).
No map projection has been used (The lat / long are linearly mapped to the image space), no special color scheme, there are no fancy fonts or layout.
I felt that these things would lower the impact of the image. Because it is almost "natural" for a visualisation of a country's road network to trace out its shape, but it's somehow disturbing to just stand there and watch that familiar shape pop out of the data in such stark resolution.
The data for this visualisation where obtained from the recently (last couple of years) instated Greek geodata portal.
The dynamics of the fire incidences, that is, taking time as well as place into account, are visible in this video. You can watch there how the frequency of occurence is booming during the summer months (and no, that's not wildfires, that's arson)
More information (albeit in Greek :-) ), is available through this blog post
Sharina Shahrin - track: This is not an Outro
"Centralising around the theme of 'space and time,' I was inspired by the ominous sound of the audio to create a dark, abstract cityscape that captured the sense of movement and juxtaposition between the delicate and raw qualities of the track."
This one was really neat - you start with a simple line that shows surplus/deficit, then you tilt the chart and see just how complex the data is - all geolocated to cities, to show trade routes, and other factors such as broadban cables. Something very hard to capture on a still photo - once I get the link to where this sits, I'll add, so those interested can have a play!
I've put together a little Shrimp microcontroller circuit (similar to Arduino Uno) to hook up the LED matrix and Bluetooth dongle. Attention data levels are visualised as red LEDs and meditation data levels as green LEDs.