#Braga 2013-05-25
The History of Typography - Animated Short
(Ben Barrett-Forrest)
A paper-letter animation about the history of fonts and typography. 291 Paper Letters. 2,454 Photographs. 140 hours of work. Created by Ben Barrett-Forrest © Forrest Media - 2013 http://www.forrestmedia.org http://www.facebook.com/forrestmedia http://twitter.com/benbf Information Sources: Thinking in Type by Ellen Lupton Just My Type by Simon Garfield If this video sparks any ideas, I would love to hear about them!
Motion Design Presentation for Ubuntu Mobile
(celebrateubuntu)
This is a presentation of our ‘Paper’ Motion theme which has been applied to some of the core movements on Ubuntu Mobile. In developing this motion style we have sought to accentuate the theme of paper wherever possible. Rather than using more overt effects like page curling and folding, we have hinted at the theme by using multiple layers, stacking and suggestive effects. Multiple layers of sliding paper can be observed during the animation of the switch button, stacking can be seen occurring on the icons in the launcher and an example of a suggestive effect - hinting at a page-turning motion - can be seen in the ‘App Stacking’ options.
Encontrar Rostos Escondidos no Planeta usando o Google Maps
Carlos Martins, abertoatedemadrugada.comHoje em dia qualquer câmara ou smartphone é capaz de identificar os rostos que aparecem à sua frente. Já imaginaram quais serão os resultados se se aplicar esse mesmo sistema de detecção a outro tipo de imagens? De vez em quando lá vemos um rosto …
Photo Series Uses Face Detection to Spot Faces in Clouds
petapixel.comAs humans, it’s only natural to take a look at the sky and perceive to see an object, a face, an animal. Computers, too, are capable of of this perception. However, they may be capable of finding things that the human eye can’t, or just might not…
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