Gallery + Critique

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troubadour
207 posts

02 Oct 2005
Hi friends,

this is a job i did this summer for a Albert Einstein exhibition in berlin which shows his live and roots in science that guided him to his revolutionary ideas about relativity...
robert brown was one of those scientists who discovered the brownian moleculare-movement, einstein took his ideas into consideration when developing his theory about relativity.

the illustrations were made by a french friend of mine, i did the animation

tulip and molecules are 3d, the rest is mapped on alphaplanes and animated in max and afterfx

hope you like it
Cameron
2,374 posts

02 Oct 2005
I love it.... An extremely interesting style if a little slow at times.
ivanisavich
4,196 posts

02 Oct 2005
Hey man,

Cool style as cam mentioned....but it was about 1000 times too long

But like I said...cool to look at! The closeup on the tissue sample looked good
troubadour
207 posts

02 Oct 2005
thx guys for checking this out.

your right about the slowness watching it this way, but we had fixed text to use in the final version, soo...we stretched it
g3org3
355 posts

03 Oct 2005
Well i can see it because my windows media player is messed. And down here in Canada where i live Perimeter INstitute was holding Einstien fest. It looked really cool and i was supposed to volunteer for it but i was too busy. Einstien rules and physics is fun.
Suspect
21 posts

03 Oct 2005
thats awsome.. love that style..

keep it up mate.