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LOVE OVERKILL - cortometraggio 3D - Versione Italiana
LOVE OVERKILL è un cortometraggio di fantascienza.
Le animazioni 3D, la colonna sonora originale e il testo sono di Luca Oleastri (me).
Realizzato con Bryce, Poser, Photoshop e After Effect.
Il cortometraggio racconta la storia di una terra senza più uomini, dove gli androidi ancora attendono i padoroni.
Testo dell'audio:
LOVE OVERKILL
(Amore Annientato)
Noi Modello Nove amiamo gli umani.
Io amo ancora gli umani, ma se ne sono andati.
Continuamo a vagare tra le rovine. Li cerchiamo ma loro non ci rispondono più.
Non tutto è in rovina.
Noi manteniamo in funzione le città intatte.
Ogni notte accendiamo le luci delle città, attendendo il loro ritorno.
Io volo sul panorama urbano e mantengo tutto in funzione.
Attendo i loro ordini, ma le loro voci non parlano più.
Quando c'erano gli umani, io li servivo.
Io lavoravo per loro.
Io ballavo per loro.
Io li amo.
I love you.
I love you.
I love you.
COMMENTI E VOTI SONO BENVENUTI! :) LOVE OVERKILL è un cortometraggio di fantascienza. ... more -
LOVE OVERKILL - 3D sci-fi short film - English version
A short science ficion movie.
3D animations original music score and words by Luca Oleastri (me).
The movie tell the story of an empty earth where androids still waiting for humans.
Programs used: Bryce, Poser, Photoshop, After Effects.
Audio text:
LOVE OVERKILL
We model nine love humans.
I still love humans, but they are gone.
We keep on wandering between the ruins. We seek them but they do not answer us any more.
Not all is in ruin.
We keep operative the intact cities.
Every nights We turn on the lights of the cities, waiting for their return.
I fly on the urban view and keep everything in order.
I look forward to their orders, but their voices do not speak any more.
When there were humans, I was wait on.
I was working for them.
I was dancing for them.
I love them.
I love you.
I love you.
I love you.
COMMENTS AND RATES ARE WELCOMED! :) A short science ficion movie. 3D animations original music score and words by Luca Oleastri (me). ... more -
Escaped 'giant poo' causes chaos
A giant inflatable dog poo has caused chaos, breaking windows and pulling down power lines, after it flew away from an outdoor exhibition.
The artwork by American artist Paul McCarthy blew away from a Swiss museum, living up to its title, Complex Shit.
It was carried 200 metres, leaving a trail of destruction, and breaking windows at a children’s home.
The safety system installed to deflate the giant poo in this kind of incident didn’t work.
Museum director Juri Steiner said the artwork ended up in the grounds of the children’s home.
It has not yet been put back on display. A giant inflatable dog poo has caused chaos, breaking windows and pulling down power lines, after it flew away from an outdoor exhibit... more -
The "KardBoard King"
A profile of Raymond A. King aka The Kardboard King who makes artwork out of cardboard.
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50,000 pieces 'missing' from Russian museums!
A government audit has revealed that up to 50,000 pieces are missing from Russia's museums, everything from Pre-Revolutionary medals and weapons to precious works of art.
Former Russian president Vladimir Putin ordered the survey after his government was deeply embarrassed in 2006 by hundreds of thefts from the crown jewel of Russia's art world, St. Petersburg's Hermitage gallery.
Over 1,600 museums have been inspected since then, and most of them have items missing, Interior Ministry Col. Ilya Ryasnoi told The Associated Press in a phone interview.
The lost items were worth a total of "several million dollars," he said, adding most of the disappeared inventory was pre-Revolutionary and Soviet-era medals, weapons and clothes.
Precious works of art were among the missing items but separate investigations were being conducted for those, Ryasnoi said. A government audit has revealed that up to 50,000 pieces are missing from Russia's museums, everything from Pre-Revolutionary med... more -
Tim Noble and Sue Webster - A Pair of Dirty Fucking Rats
Dirty Fucking Rats by Tim Nobel and Sue Webster- where a projector is shown over a pile of junk-(or the PC term “found things”) to reflect on the wall a thrilling portrayal of new yorkers’ best friends.
Artwork details at artnet – 20th & 21st Century Design Dirty Fucking Rats by Tim Nobel and Sue Webster- where a projector is shown over a pile of junk-(or the PC term “found things”) to ref... more -
Angelic Fly-By (.wmv)
Because life is not only politics and news of all kinds, but also creativity, art, poetry, work, entertainment, and the occasional short breathers, something else for Current to balance out the overwhelming quantity of the former two.
This is my third and latest 3D animation which I made yesterday and today. I assembled and posed the character (angel) in DAZstudio, imported it into Bryce 5, rendered and animated it with Bryce 5.
Enjoy!
(Rendering frame by frame from Bryce 5 to video took almost 11 hours for 20 seconds in high quality. I need a faster and more powerful computer... ) Because life is not only politics and news of all kinds, but also creativity, art, poetry, work, entertainment, and the occasional sho... more -
3D Human Wallpaper - Latest Trend of Body Art Fashion.
Women might be taught to dress to suit their surroundings but Emma Hack likes to paint her female models to blend right in - to the wallpaper, that is. The artist meticulously spends up to 19 hours copying the design from the wall-covering onto the naked women.
Her models then stand against the surface to create a striking 3D 'human wallpaper' effect.
The incredible images were created by self-taught body artist Emma, 35, who lives in Adelaide, Australia.
For Full Stories http://www.worldamazingrecords.com Women might be taught to dress to suit their surroundings but Emma Hack likes to paint her female models to blend right in - to the wa... more -
Nola Rising
Mike "ReX" Dingler of Nola Rising let DNO VIDEO hang signs with him one day. Nola Rising is a project in New Orleans encouraging people to hang original artwork around the city. The signs are normally painted on blocks of wood, and contain messages of hope. For more videos go to DNOVIDEO.com. Mike "ReX" Dingler of Nola Rising let DNO VIDEO hang signs with him one day. Nola Rising is a project in New Orleans encour... more
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"The moons of Uranus" - unveiled
Kay Weber unveils his recent artpiece - "The Moons of Uranus", inspired on the two new discovered moons of the planet Uranus.
He also talks about the concept he developed with one of the Uranus' new moons co-discoverer, Mark Showalter of the SETI Institute in Mountain View, with the visitors at his San Francisco Open Studios weekend.
Once again, his artwork amuses us all for its delicate beauty, precision and intriguing detailed ornaments.
Check Kay Weber's artworks at: http://www.kayweberartstudio.com
For info on the new discovered moons & its discoverers, please visit the link below:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/200... Kay Weber unveils his recent artpiece - "The Moons of Uranus", inspired on the two new discovered moons of the planet Uranus... more -
Next Smithsonian exhibit may be portraits of museum executives doing "perp�...
Washingtonians - and others with big egos - have a portrait fetish that is obscene especially when it involves taxpayers money.
Even half that nealry 50 grand could have been significant funding for the non-profit Native American and environment projects I volunteer for in northern Michigan.
More comment after a few sentences of the article and a look at this portrait:
Portrait Cost Indian Museum $48,500: Senators, Trustees Question Spending By Former Director
By James V. Grimaldi
Washington Post Staff Writer
W. Richard West Jr., the founding director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, spent $48,500 in museum funds to commission a portrait of himself.
The portrait of West by New York artist Burton Silverman hangs in the patrons' lounge on the fourth floor of the flagship museum, which is dedicated to the arts and culture of American Indians.
Silverman said West picked him after he saw a portrait Silverman had done of former Smithsonian secretary Robert McCormick Adams.
The Adams portrait, completed about a decade earlier, was smaller and cost about half as much.
Rest of the Washington Post story:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/20...
Portrait:
http://media3.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/photo/2...
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Native American on Native American crime - much like black on black crime - is especially insidious because so much good could have been done for First Nations peoples heritage with this wasted and misappropriated money.
It's also a crime against taxpayers and common decency.
Spending $48,500 on a self portrait is among the disgraceful financial crimes of W. Richard West Jr., the founding director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian.
For this crime to occur in the hallowed halls of the Smithsonian shows again thievery knows no class boundaries - and should be treated just as severely as the poor man who sticks a gun into the face of a 7-11 clerk.
The Smithsonian needs to be thoroughly audited from top to bottom as this is at least the second huge scandal to tarnish its once respected reputation.
No doubt it's only the tip of the fiduciary iceberg that's tearing through the Smithsonian's highbrow richly-protected hull.
I do volunteer work for several Native American related non-profits whose budgets are much smaller than even the cost of that disgraceful portrait.
And the suggestion that it could not have been painted by an American Indian artist is as laughable as it is sickening with a hint of racism against one's own culture.
Even the portrait stance is borrowed and unoriginal, as a buttoned-down Mr. West gazes thoughtfully off to the east, his coat hanging on a crooked forefinger and tossed over suspenders with his soft thumb and the remaining fingers forming the "OK" sign.
The Washington ego commands that a portrait much be painted to prove one's importance.
No doubt many law offices, banking institutions and the halls of officialdom are plastered with the self-aggrandizing crafty art.
Prior to the Polaroid, a self-portrait may have been necessary to preserve one's historic legacy but in today's world it's merely a measure of one's self-importance that is more often scoffed at than admired by those it's meant to impress. Perhaps, a modern definition of irony.
Maybe the next exhibit at the Smithsonian will be portraits of former executives doing the proverbial "perp walk" - cuffed and stuffed for perp-etuity. Washingtonians - and others with big egos - have a portrait fetish that is obscene especially when it involves taxpayers money. ... more -
Twisted sense of humor or seriously funny?
I cried - laughing that is reading the responses to various works of art by children. What do you think, is it twisted or funny?
Hope my children don't know about this. Shhhh. I cried - laughing that is reading the responses to various works of art by children. What do you think, is it twisted or funny? ... more -
Showcase of my digital artwork (2)
Here is a second handful of the thousands of pictures I have created over the years using Bryce 3D and Bryce 5 - these here are recent and were made with Bryce 5.
Music (royalty free):
"Deliberate Thought"
Written and performed by
Kevin MacLeod ( http://incompetech.com )
Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 2.0"
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ Here is a second handful of the thousands of pictures I have created over the years using Bryce 3D and Bryce 5 - these here are recent... more -
Showcase of my digital artwork (1)
Here is a handful of the thousands of pictures I have created over the years using Bryce 3D and Bryce 5 - these here are recent and were made with Bryce 5.
Music (royalty free):
"Shunned"
Written & Performed by: Derek R. Audette - (C) MMIV (Socan) http://derekaudette.ottawaarts.com/music.php Here is a handful of the thousands of pictures I have created over the years using Bryce 3D and Bryce 5 - these here are recent and we... more
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