The White Noise White Shores animation could easily be interpreted as a contemporary dance, that is as soon as the human figure is realized in the abstract sculpture that first takes center stage. Yet this human figure doesn't move on its own, but as a whole within the sculpture. Utterly mesmerizing, the fluidity of the digital rendition is achieved through two art forms: fashion photography and 3D animation.
A collaborative effort between fashion photographer Per Zennstrom and 3D artist Thorsten Japser Weese, the White Noise White Shores animation was first shot in real life. The 40 to 50 images from that session were then stitched together using the free AutoDesk 123D Catch software. Zennstrom conducted the final editing in Premiere and After Effects for gorgeous results.
Animated Digital Sculptures
'White Noise White Shores' Combines Fashion Photography and Animation
Trend Themes
1. Fashion Animation Trend - Combining fashion photography and 3D animation to create mesmerizing art forms.
2. Digital Sculpture Innovation - Utilizing AutoDesk 123D Catch software to stitch together photographs into fluid digital sculptures.
3. Collaborative Art Trend - Collaborative efforts by fashion photographers and 3D artists to create unique and stunning visual art.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Incorporating innovative digital techniques into the creation and marketing of fashion products.
2. Art Industry - Strong growth potential for digital artists and photographers with expertise in 3D modeling and animation.
3. Technology Industry - Expanding the capabilities of 3D modeling software to create more advanced and lifelike digital sculptures.