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An animated alien landscape painting.
All art drawn by me in Art Rage, then animated in After Effects using a variety of techniques.
I produced this video in its entirety aboard an airplane, flying from New York to San Francisco.
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: art, cartoon and animation
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Shibuya crossing, in Tokyo. Playing around with the (mis-)use of difference mattes.
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: art, tokyo and strange
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Montage of textures from the copper cladding of the new De Young museum in San Francisco.
Music from Cinescore, but mangled up by dBlue Glitch plugin.
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: art, museum and san francisco
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More abstraction, this time working a bit more with elements of randomness.
(Done in After Effects, but this is really a job for Processing…)
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: art and abstract
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Back to abstraction – I am playing with subtle changes in timing, and a very limited repertoire of shapes and colors.
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: art, abstract and colors
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A montage of the tiny “bodywork” ads from the back of the Village Voice. I’ve wanted to highlight the unreality of the images shown, the low print resolution, and ultimately, the relentlessness of the business behind it.
(And no, I don’t condone the exploitation that underlies a lot of these business – think of this project as a way of drawing attention to it.)
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: art and montage
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More abstraction, multi-layered, in After Effects.
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: abstract and art
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Working a bit more with displacement maps. Don’t look at this one for too long, it will make your eyes hurt!
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: art and nyc
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Two simple screens, one blue and one red, overlaid on a green background, and slightly deformed, to produce interesting moiré effects.
Best seen fullscreen, otherwise you get additional moiré effects!
(No sound on this one)
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: abstract, art and moire
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Continuing with the theme of abstract colors… this time I’ve added in a photographic element, a picture of an Aztec calendar I took on a trip to Mexico.
Displacement mapping spreads out the colors of the image, revealing the texture of the calendar.
Cast: Gian Pablo Villamil
Tags: art, mexico and abstract
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