Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at 3:31AM
I really like this one. Originally posted to the Trapcode Gallery in June 26, 2008. It uses a lot of 3D obviously, probably done in Cinema 4D. Trapcode Starglow and Form were used.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at 1:44AM
Music: Amon Tobin 'Big furry head'. I'm really digging the work of Alvaro Posadas. He has posted like 9 or 10 of these wonderful abstract compositions on Vimeo. They are very effective. He is using Trapcode Particular but I cannot really figure out exactly what he's doing, probably using expressions to move around the emitter and using the aux system somehow. Check it it out!
Sunday, December 13, 2009 at 1:32PM This site will, over time, become Trapcode's official website. The reason I'm switching to a new publishing platform is that I want more interactivity (as noted in a previous post). If you want to be part of creating this new site you can sign up now for a member account.
Please note that while setting up everything, there may be glitches! If you don't want any glitches you can wait until the site is already built and beta-tested (but what's the fun of that!?).
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Saturday, December 12, 2009 at 10:47PM Very neat piece that uses Trapcode Particular intelligently in novel ways. Must see! / Peder
Ulrich notes: "It's part of my bachelor thesis 2008 and uses Trapcode Particular to creatre various structures of lines."
View clip on KU-Schneider's site
Saturday, December 12, 2009 at 10:45PM
Incredible video, lots of abstract and surreal elements that they managed to make look "real". Awesome! / Peder
Nando told me they used lots of Trapcode 3D Stroke and Lux (the spotlights).