Home - Pencil Project 10 projection mapping demos that will blow your mind! | Digital art A few years ago, video projection mapping (aka spatial augmented reality, or projecting video onto 3D surfaces such as buildings) was a fledgling art form, with a handful of noteworthy examples. Now, a head-turning projection is par for the course for any building opening, product launch, award ceremony or even a big birthday party (if it's good enough for the Queen). Inspiring examples of 3D art Video projection mapping has the capacity to transform any object into a screen. Events combine motion graphics, 3D, animation, and video to playfully highlight, deconstruct, rotate, recontextualise and generally manipulate a building's usual geometry. Often site-specific, the best work enhances rather than effaces the architecture it's projected onto. We've picked our favourite examples of projection mapping that you must see, ranging from O2's stunning rose, to micro projections on the petals of a flower, to an incredible display the full height of the Sagrada Familia. 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06.
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Learn “3D” Projection Mapping, From the Start, with vvvv [Video] Arguably, democratizing a technique is an excellent way to improve craft. (See: linear perspective in Renaissance painting.) So, why not do that with projection mapping? Here’s the latest installment. An Augmented Tree, and Free Tools Power 3D Voxel Projection — on Leaves Kinect-Augmented Reality, as Projection Mapping Meets Depth Sensing (Hint: It’s Awesome) What’s this “3D” thing about? Elliot is not only doing a workshop (see top), but has assembled a detailed, step-by-step walkthrough of the technique using free tools and the superb visual environment vvvv. Using ReconstructMe we rapidly scan a real world scene and export a 3D mesh file which can be used for projection mapping. You can check out a walkthrough video below, then try the whole tutorial (complete with files) on the vvvv site: Path files at GitHub For those of you in the UK, see the Manchester workshop details and to register interest for a future installment.
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