Medibots: The world's smallest surgeons / New Scientist

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Free Automatic Photo Collage Maker / Shape- Collage

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Excellent Explosions and Extreme Extrusions in C4D / Aetuts+

"In this tutorial, Carlos will teach us how to create extruding text exploding out of a box using C4D. We'll then bring it into After Effects to add more particles and a background. This is excellent effect to go through if you've been wanting to try a 3d program."

Look at this tutorial by Carlos Galvez!  ae.tutsplus.com

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48 Cool RSS Feed Icons to Increase your Feed Readers | Onextrapixel

Look at this collection! onextrapixel.com

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Making an Interactive Picture with jQuery | Build Internet!

Take a tour to look at this awesome tutorial! buildinternet.com

DEMO

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The ideas' fate

The ideas' fate

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3D TODAY by Night

3D TODAY by Night

Click to view gif

Having fun with "Webpages as Graphs"

LINK: 3D TODAY Webpages as Graphs

Try it and watch your blog bloom !
Webpages as Graphs

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CG Tuts+ Logo Animation

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LINK

cg tuts+ / Create a Stylish Liquid Type Logo using Cinema 4D, RealFlow, and After Effects
Tutorial by  William Salas

 

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Magic fluid control

Chair for System Simulation (Department of Computer Science 10) by Nils Thuerey

Magic Fluid Control
N. Thuerey, R. Keiser, M. Pauly, U. Ruede

"The movie consists of three clips to demonstrate the possibilities of controlled water simulations:
1. A magician pulls out water from a basin which forms a teapot by moving his hand upwards from the basin.
2. Water flows magically upwards a stair where it forms a human figure. This is achieved by using control particles from a reversed water simulation and from an invisible model.
3. The magician moves a duck out of water from one basin to another and vice versa. Finally, he pulls out two ducks from both basins which end up in a short "fight"... Read More


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Department of Computer Science 10

Nils Thuerey / Department of Computer Science 10

Nils Thuerey / Computer Graphics Laboratory ETH Zurich
Web (personal): ntoken.com

Web (work): graphics.ethz.ch/~thuereyn

BlenderNation

Wiki Blender / Doc:Manuel Physics Fluid

Webpages as Graphs

Click on picture to open page!

via Web Lights  "Plop ! Un schéma coloré de site web !"

Digital Magics

Digital Magics

Since Meliès who virtually invented all special effects'  techniques used in analogic films, there is a long history flagged by a fistful of geniuses such as Ray Harryhausen.

Until digital graphics were born...

Today the very fine combinaison of those different techniques, optical, physical and digital, brings new highlights to the movie industry, giving to the most unprobable forms of life, a truthlike existence.

And we love it!

Digital Domain is masterising those techniques.

Please check out their awesome portfolio, not forgetting that, behind what you see, amazingly talented "Dei ex machina" scrap their brains for your sheer enjoyment...

LINK:
Digital Domain

Free Game for PC Based on Nvidia’s PhysX

You play as a 1950’s robot bent on laser-shooting and missile-bombing destruction

Attack of the 50ft Robot! is an action-adventure game set in a 1950s B-movie atmosphere. Unleash your inner robot and destroy everything that stands in your way, buildings, tanks, and more. It was developed by students at DigiPen Institute of Technology over a period of 15 months. Attack of the 50ft Robot! uses Nvidia’s PhysX. If gamer has a red/cyan 3D glasses, will able to view this game in anaglyph 3D going the graphics options menu to enable this feature... Read More: 3dup.com

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