In the same subject of new tech, and in response to Todd Vanderlin’s AR scratching, here’s another experiment, and this time an iPhone app that uses the accelerometer to control the speed of a ‘vinyl record’ on the iPhone screen.
Still a bit crazy to spin the iPhone out of control to play the vinyl, but a pretty cool attempt as well.
More from Theodore Watson.
It’s coming this May, as another release from Part of Rebellion books.
I already have Flying Fortress book, so I’m just waiting for this one to come out…
You can check some pics, and also a gallery of his work via ekosystem
DFace hitted the HQ of Lifelounge!
You can see the timelapse of DFace working the wall with stencils here
Suicide Girls go Fight Club.
For all the lovers of SG out there, some good shots in the set.
I just loved the idea of Augmented Reality by Vanderlin.
“I was playing around with some AR markers the other day and came up with this idea. taking just a plain old vinyl record and attaching an AR marker to the label you can track the record in 3D space. The next question was, can you scratch the record?”
My lack of patience in order to understand all the hype around Twitter, made me do this… And I’ve actually tried it!
Check the images…
WTF?? Mtv has an energy drink called “PUSSY”??
Fill it up guys…
One of my favorite artists is having an exhibition over at Stella Dore, London.
“Smoke & Mirrors” runs from April 3rd – 25th.
Catch the gallery on his blog, since I’m late in giving this news.
There’s also a video inside this post.
James Jarvis has released a video entitled “Onwards”.
“Rather than a marketing project inititated by Nike, the film was something proposed and produced by myself, and as such I hope represents a much more equal collaboration with a brand.”
You can read more here
