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  • FIELD plus 2 years ago
    lovely! :)
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  • Otavio Socachewsky 2 years ago
    Very nice!
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  • DAT DAT DAT plus 2 years ago
    Thanks Otavio.
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  • Josue Ibanez plus 2 years ago
    wonderful! I like it a lot man.
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  • Cenk Tunaboylu 2 years ago
    very nice sound visual integration... keep up the good work!
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  • Bupla 2 years ago
    Nice work.
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  • musk 2 years ago
    Added it to Blender3d[Animation/Videos] Channel
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  • Pascal 2 years ago
    I love this
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  • Martin Lindelöf 2 years ago
    cool! :D I love the effect. how did you do it ?
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  • emilinas 2 years ago
    nice jobBB! i like it very muchhH!
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  • Ivan D Romero A 2 years ago
    cool!!
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  • DAT DAT DAT plus 2 years ago
    Thank you for all your kind remarks. As to how i did it: Lots of animated textures mapped to a sphere equipped with a displacement modifier. Influence: Carl Burgess´ Tales of the Unexpected.
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  • Matt Ebb 2 years ago
    cool stuff, simple and slick :)
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  • a martini plus 2 years ago
    Yes!
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  • Kaleb Thomas plus 2 years ago
    Wow, very cool. Liked.
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  • Adriana de Barros 2 years ago
    Very interesting to watch.

    Featured today at Scene360.com and illusion.scene360.com
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  • R.fm 2 years ago
    amazing!
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  • Nicola Di Marco 2 years ago
    cool
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  • Neal Coghlan plus 2 years ago
    Wow this is awesome, I love the way the textures seem to slice their way through the orb. It reminds me a bit of some of the work by universal everything and zeitguised. May I ask which software you used? I know Cinema 4D in terms of it's capabilities for these effects, though noticed that Blender was mentioned above. Does Blender allow for such stunning visuals? - This would make some very pretty live sets if Blenders realtime engine could work in such a way...
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  • DAT DAT DAT plus 2 years ago
    @Neal Yes software is Blender, along with some particle systems (CC Particle World) and (lots of) compositing in AfterEffects. I am getting more and more into Blender, which admittedly has a non-intuitive UI compared to Cinema4D.
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  • Brian Lockett 2 years ago
    Dude, that's amazing! I love it when folks like you prove what one can do with Blender! That' very creative!
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  • david bizer 2 years ago
    hübsch...die farbwolken und den partikeleffekt am ende find ich gut. sekunde 15-17 auch...
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  • Amru Essam 2 years ago
    i love it :)
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  • mike ambs plus 2 years ago
    Ooohh :) I want this to be my iTunes visualizer so bad. This was great.
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  • Trey Cook 2 years ago
    sweet.
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  • Nicola Busolini 2 years ago
    really really nice!
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  • ikkeTv plus 1 year ago
    Very nice
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  • alfredo Lugano 1 year ago
    wooooow!!!! your work is out of this world!
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  • Tim Tation 1 year ago
    Can you please explaine me how you did the Fog Effect at the beginning? I like it! :)
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  • Alexander Riccio 11 months ago
    This is what Watson is going to look like in the future.
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  • SYNK 11 months ago
    WOW !

    Absolutely fantastic.
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  • Strawanski plus 11 months ago
    Thats cool! Sounds are great too!!
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  • Joey Scruggs 11 months ago
    Psychedelic!
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  • Shkelzen Kernaja plus 11 months ago
    cool :)
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  • Irrum plus 7 months ago
    sweet.
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  • Jeff Hellman plus 5 months ago
    Really love your work!
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  • DAT DAT DAT plus 5 months ago
    Danke!
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  • Stuart Sinclair Animation 5 months ago
    This is tasty! I've been having a play too. see what you think.
    vimeo.com/23831899
    or
    vimeo.com/27372959
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