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Hey girls! Check out these 5 gorgeous galaxy nail art designs: milky way, full moon in the night sky, nebula nails, water marble galax and ombre galaxy. They are very creative and yet simple to learn. Let's play this fun manicure game and learn how to create these 5 cute galaxy nails step by step. First let's give your hand a nice treatment. After the manicure steps are done, take your time to select cute rings and bracelet to make your hand even more fabulous. Have fun!

We created multiple Animations and Brand Experiences for Skoda Roomster, Skoda RS, Lotus, a.o. togehter with Tobias Wüstefeld, 3D Artist.

Demonstrating the use of Organic Response's patented Distributed Intelligence technology; This video shows how the lights in an office responds perfectly to human occupants. Lights ramp up in front of a moving occupant, and ramp down behind them.

Based on 'Are You Drinking' by Charles Bukowski. Project for Junior year Video Technology class.

Easy, gorgeous, giant flowers by Felicia van Bork.

For performance at the sport crag, on a multi-pitch route and in the mountains. These high-end technical harnesses have a lightweight, clean and comfortable design, with or without adjustable leg loops. **** The HIRUNDOS harness is a high-end model, ideal for sport and alpine climbing. The FUSEFRAME Technology construction produces a slim, clean, lightweight design that offers excellent comfort. This harness is equipped with four equipment loops for optimal equipment organization, and has a DoubleBack HD buckle for quick waistbelt adjustment. **** With adjustable leg loops, the AQUILA harness is a high-end model ideal for technical and alpine climbing. The FUSEFRAME Technology construction produces a slim, clean, lightweight design that offers excellent comfort. This harness is equipped with four equipment loops that allow optimal organization of equipment, and has DoubleBack HD tightening buckles for quick adjustment of waistbelt and leg loops. Soundtrack by RicciFatCut soundcloud.com/riccifatcut

Veljko is a slovenian artist who spent 10 years making a picture with a help of a computer.

A sketchy style animated alphabet loop. Use AfterEffects or similar software to crop the letters you want and arrange to create words. To change the white letters to a colour of your choice simply use a tint effect tool.

On the occasion of the 2013 SIMA (Paris International Agri-Business Show), Michelin presents a simulator proving the superiority of its technology Ultraflex©: an agricultural tire designed to increase productivity. For a better understanding of this demonstration, we are asked by Michelin to make a film to raise awareness of the impact of the tire on productivity. Indeed, before comparing the footprints of different tires, it is important to understand the demonstration. This is the goal of the film that Michelin asks us to produce... Version française : synthesevideo.com/fr/realisations/simulations/sima-2013.html English version: synthesevideo.com/en/productions/technical-simulation/sima-2013-eng.html

Jc Zubiaur (Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico) holds a Degree in Visual Arts from the Universidad Veracruzana. He has studied digital video, visual effects and eD modeling and animation. He attended Cinematography workshop at New York Film Academy, NY. He has had solo and group exhibitions in Mexico, Italy and Cuba.

Collector Car Showcase, a Porsche-centered dealer/museum, held a Cars & Coffee event. Shot with the DJI Osmo.

Even the adults can play for hours with this fascinating and brilliant ultimate lighting toy. Hats off to the designer and the Engineer.

see the original article here: designboom.com/technology/ross-lovegrove-concept-car-for-renault/

FutureVisionEnergy.com | Have you ever wanted to do an LED retrofit in your business or upgrade the efficiency of your HVAC system but decided not to because you didn't have the money in your budget to do so? This cool whiteboard video shows you a unique way to do the project without spending any money out of pocket. It will actually allow you to increase your cash flow by doing the project. Imagine! Saving money every month while getting all brand-new LED technology throughout your facility!! With Future Vision Energy you can do this!

It's a tutorial video how to create an angel. Really, it's very easy. Above all, you need to know, where can find something interesting and useful details for this image. Next, these are your fantasy and inspiration to create some really fabulous and amazing picture.

Microsoft approached TEAGUE to explore the market potential for a suite of services that leveraged off-peak cellular bandwidth. This scenario illustrated the potential of “connected devices” through the escapades of a connected vending machine. The video was critical in simplifying a complex proposition and helped Microsoft get internally aligned around what would become the heart of the Windows embedded strategy.

This woman showed off her amazing talent. She used her mind-blowing DIY skills. The talented person transformed pieces of furniture by refurbishing them brilliantly.

This project is a AR support for cycling users. Based on Google Glass and NFC technology.

A tracking shot along the touchline of an American Football field, stopping towards the end-zone.

Animated text Merry Christmas revealed by a sparkling/glowing orb. This clip includes an alpha version so you can remove the black background whilst keeping that orange glow!

Goldfish In The Car BTS

This woman displayed her amazing DIY talent. She refurbished old dining table chairs. The talented person successfully showed her skills through her DIY project.

Ford Escape / Especie / Karina Minujín.

J.J. *Jolanta Jasiulionyte* Character Animation Reel.

Just a really cool brand video. Great visuals, bright colors, and modern music.

Here's a look at the process Kid Zoom, the Australian born, New York based artist, and his slightly insane cat go through with a painting, start to finish.

Playing with Google's Tiltbrush technology in VR.

Cities:La Rochelle (FR), Lugo (SP), Athens (GR), Mykonos (GR), Paris (FR), Eindhoven (NL), Frankfurt (GER), Mainz (GER), Cali (COL) Music: The Heavy, Sam the Kid, Macacos do Chinês, Valete MrDheo always related to Art. When he was three years old he began to copy sentences from newspapers and magazines and drawing on his own. Always rejecting any kind of connection to a school or Art course in his childhood, he developed his own techniques, which enabled him to evolve without direct influences. As an autodidact, the first contact with graffiti appeared at the age of fifteen and soon his drawings turned into countless letter studies. Months later he did his first street painting and started to meet other artists to whom he related and that motivated him to carry on. Today – after fifteen years of continuous work – Mr.Dheo already made interventions in over thirty international cities. He collaborates with well-known international brands and companies although he keeps the street as the perfect place to create. Versatile, he dedicates himself mostly to photorealistic productions which, together with graphic components, give him a very personal style in constant growth and development.

Useful video production element.

Two flowing lines of piano keyboards motion background loop.

Turntable motion background, ideal for DJ sets with video.

Fashion shows are nice, but even seen one where the dresses can transform into other dresses? Now that is cool.

A looping background of disco lights flashing.

Useful production element.

Useful video production element.

A looping background of falling snowflakes. Use the track matte settings in your editing suite to overlay onto your own backgrounds.

Short video work exploring the possibilities and difficulties to understand the next generation.

And here's another version as a countdown timer, from 10 - 0 in seconds.

An abstract green streaks background for titles and images. Useful for title dramatic introductions.

A looping pixel mosaic production element.

Useful production element.

Slowing things down can be a good thing. I’m not... I don’t have a general position about whether all this should go forward. And in fact in the genetics world I kind of annoy a lot of my friends by being a little more pro-regulation than they are. I do think that... things like direct-to-consumer genomic information are dangerous. And I would like to see people, instead of being able to get genetic information by spitting in a tube and sending their credit card number in the tube to 23andMe or Navigenics or another company, I’d like to see them have to have a learned intermediary, a geneticist, a physician, a genetic counsellor to help them understand that. So there are areas where I think those social constraints are actually useful and good things. I do think more broadly the social constraints will vary a lot from place to place. The United States will largely be on the libertarian side, I believe, given our culture. Parts of Western Europe much less though. You look at, already technologies like assisted reproduction. Pretty much anything goes in the US. There’s almost no substantive regulation of assisted reproduction. In Europe it varies a lot. In some countries you have to be married in order to get IVF, in others you have to be a heterosexual couple in a long-standing relationship. In some countries you can’t become a mother if you’re over a certain age using technological devices. Lots of variation. Lots of variation within Europe. In general Europe has been more regulated than the United States. I think the real wild card here will be East Asia. South and East Asia, but particularly East Asia, with a different set of historically and culturally derived concerns. Maybe more regulated in some respects, if the party in China thinks that it could be unsettling, but a lot less regulated in other respects. Abortion is not nearly as big a deal in East Asia, culturally, historically, morally, as it is in Judeo-Christian derived cultures. So I think you’ll see a lot of variation around the world. My basic view is that we’ll never get the regulatory... nobody anywhere will ever get the regulatory side completely right. The question will be: Do we muddle through well or do we muddle through poorly? And I think the world will be complicated. Some things we will want to... Some things should be regulated fairly heavily, some should be regulated fairly lightly. If we’re lucky our actual regulatory systems will accurately capture that and not regulate the ones that should be regulated lightly heavily and the ones that should be regulated heavily lightly. But that’ll take some hard work and some good luck. Because regulatory systems are sometimes arbitrary and capricious. I do think there are parallels here between the technologies. The long-run consequences are impossible to know. We just I think need to hope to muddle through, but it does give us a sense of... should give us some sense of caution. The way these things will probably play out is there’ll be enthusiasts with money who will be the early adopters. We see that in the genomics world already. There will be desperate people with diseases who will be the early adopters. We see that in the implant and the neuroscience world as well as the genetics world already. How quickly those spread to more ordinary people will be a function in part of the regulations, in part of the culture, in part of the safety and advocacy, in part of whether people feel it’s icky or not, or whether they think it’s cool. So I think we’ll see... I think all of this is uncertain, in contention, and things will play out differently. You know, a technology might look wonderful and have one terrible disaster early on which can kill it. Or a technology that turns out to be awful in the long run may not... may have no side effects show up in the short run. There was a drug used for morning sickness back in the 50s and early 60s called DES. Women who took it were fine, didn’t cause them any problems, but if they were taking it at a particular stage in their pregnancy and the pregnancy was of a daughter, 20 years or so later when the daughter became of reproductive age she had problems. Serious problems sometimes. There was no way to see that coming. Will some of these technologies have similar long-term time bombs? Does the iPad have similar long-term time bombs? We don’t know. You know, and actually I go back to an example I’ve used earlier. I think probably the technology that most transformed the 20th century was the car. Physically changed the atmosphere, physically changed the layout of our world, how are cities are built, changed sexual mores as people found places they could go and be alone in an easy way. There was no... there were no set of bioethicists or futurologists or anybody else in 1900 that I know of, and certainly no regulatory framework, that thought about what those issues are going to be. Would it have been a good thing or a bad thing if there had been? That’s hard to know. Actually I suppose it’s impossible to know, although I’d like to think we would have been in a little better shape if people had anticipated some of the consequences. If only to lay out roads better or, you know, do other pretty direct things. So it’s going to be an exciting time, it’s going to be a time of great change and not very much predictability. One big difference though between the silicone world and the carbon world: The silicone world has a long tradition of substantial regulation, particularly in the health area. Most of this will come out of or be affected by the health area, which is heavily regulated. Whereas the silicone world comes from an area, except in terms of its’ telecoms interface, of very, very little regulation. So they start from different regulatory locations. They start also from different cultural locations, because of this assumption that our tools are different... Changing the tools is less important somehow than changing ourselves. An assumption that I think is very questionable, but one that seems to be buried quite deeply.

A 3D numbers countdown from 10 to 0. The numbers are on a green background, allowing you to key out the green and add your own background - lighter coloured backgrounds will work best for this clip. This would be perfect to use as a countdown of top-10 clips for YouTube etc.

An abstract looping background of blue light streaks slowly rotating.

A fuse being lit and burning across the screen.

Black ink flows in water against a white background. Use the colour correction tools in your editing suite to change the colour of the ink, or to overlay onto other footage.

Ridgeleigh at Van Dorn are Alexandria, VA apartments that offer newly remodeled 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with attached garages available. Ridgeleigh at Van Dorn is a pet friendly community and features 24 hour maintenance, picnic area with grills, two free flowing swimming pools, a tot lot, car wash area with hoses and vacuums, and a nearly 800 square foot state of the art 24 hour fitness center. Our residents enjoy complimentary wireless access in the cyber cafe and access to a conference room. Located within walking distance to the Van Dorn Metro Station the community offers complimentary shuttle service to save you time and protection from inclement weather. Perfectly located with easy access to major centers via I-95, I-395 and I-495 Ridgeleigh at Van Dorn is minutes away from shopping, dining, and exciting Alexandria nightlife. Washington National Airport is a quick 15 minute drive from the community. Also located near great schools such as Fairfax County Schools and Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. Short term leases and furnished corporate apartments are available. You won't regret taking a look at these Alexandria apartments.

This element can be useful in your work.

Cool HD motion background.

Abstract baseball motion background.

A motion background including a tennis ball, football, golf ball, american fotball ball and a baseball.

SpaceX Falcon 9 times three on your SpacePod for May 11th, 2010As one spaceship ends its career, another one is just beginning. The SpaceX Falcon 9 is getting ready for launch. An exact date is not yet set in stone, but the last we have heard was a No Earlier Than May 16th launch date. Rumors say May 23rd, but we'll see how that flight termination system we talked about last week ends up.The Falcon 9 that is getting ready to launch is but one of three that SpaceX has built or is in the process of building. This first flight is to test the basic system, then Falcon 9 flight 2 is designed to be the first flight under the COTS program and the first flight of an operational Dragon spacecraft.Dragon is the cargo capsule that is capable of being man-rated but is not yet there, so cargo only for now. The initial COTS-1 Dragon module will orbit the Earth several times then re-enter and splashdown off the coast of Southern California. This is designed to test the basic functions of Dragon as well as the Draco thrusters. And that's one of the really cool things about SpaceX. Unlike other companies, these engines are all SpaceX designs. The Merlin 1C engines that lift the Falcon 9 are SpaceX engines, not decommissioned ICBMs like on other rockets. The Draco thrusters that allow the Dragon capsule to steer and orient itself in space are also SpaceX designs and not just a part purchased from a defunct Government space program somewhere. It's sorta fun to watch the test of the Draco Thrusters, almost like they are trying to make a song of sorts.And then there's Falcon 9 Flight 3. Heck, flight #1 isn't even off the ground yet and already SpaceX is working on creating their third Falcon 9 rocket! Production for this rocket has already started with completion of several sections. Ten Merlin engines are being worked on now, nine Merlin 1C engines and one Merline Vacuum engine.While we will be sad to see the Space Shuttle leave us, it will also be a fun new beginning for commercial space companies like SpaceX. These companies can't be given a free ride and will need to prove that they have vehicles capable of safe transport of not just cargo but humans as well. But we also can't just throw up our hands and call it 'unproven technology'. All technology is unproven until, well, proven otherwise. It is the 'unproven' technology that changes the world, not the stuff we already know about.

Ikea and advertising agency McCann Erickson from Tel Aviv have released a new funny campaign. The video features designers, who create those innovative, comfortable and nice furniture for the brand. As they continue to ramble about their inspirations, innovations and other things, they notice little prices of their creations. And than become furious and sweary! However, those words stick with the furniture and become their names. Watch the video and have a good laugh.

Ikea and advertising agency McCann Erickson from Tel Aviv have released a new funny campaign. The video features designers, who create those innovative, comfortable and nice furniture for the brand. As they continue to ramble about their inspirations, innovations and other things, they notice little prices of their creations. And than become furious and sweary! However, those words stick with the furniture and become their names. Watch the video and have a good laugh.

Sleepthinker and director Tadas Vidmantas have released this hilarious video spot recently. The tongue in cheek commercial promotes a young creative production company from London. The spot features Matthew Bryton, played by director himself. The character once was a multi millionaire, who however has lost all his wealth recently. He asks for viewers’ help to support his lavish lifestyle and bring him back the joy of life. Watch the story and have a good laugh.

In this video you can see in close-up as played vinyl record.

Be creative!

NetFlorist and advertising agency FCB Joburg from South Africa have released this new amusing campaign recently. The video features Harold – very witty, slightly campy and irreverent spokesman for the brand. If you would like to buy a present online, do not think much and visit NetFlorist, Harold suggests. He presents the various gifts that can be purchased online on various occasions. No questions asked – you know, if there is something kinky about your present. No one will find out. Watch the ad and have a good laugh.

NetFlorist and advertising agency FCB Joburg from South Africa have released this new amusing campaign recently. The video features Harold – very witty, slightly campy and irreverent spokesman for the brand. If you would like to buy a present online, do not think much and visit NetFlorist, Harold suggests. He presents the various gifts that can be purchased online on various occasions. No questions asked – you know, if there is something kinky about your present. No one will find out. Watch the ad and have a good laugh.

NetFlorist and advertising agency FCB Joburg from South Africa have released this new amusing campaign recently. The video features Harold – very witty, slightly campy and irreverent spokesman for the brand. If you would like to buy a present online, do not think much and visit NetFlorist, Harold suggests. He presents the various gifts that can be purchased online on various occasions. No questions asked – you know, if there is something kinky about your present. No one will find out. Watch the ad and have a good laugh.

NetFlorist and advertising agency FCB Joburg from South Africa have released this new amusing campaign recently. The video features Harold – very witty, slightly campy and irreverent spokesman for the brand. If you would like to buy a present online, do not think much and visit NetFlorist, Harold suggests. He presents the various gifts that can be purchased online on various occasions. No questions asked – you know, if there is something kinky about your present. No one will find out. Watch the ad and have a good laugh.

Talented illustrators are hard to come by. I learned that first hand when I searched for one this semester for Fusion. Lucky for me, a friend of mine recommended her roommate, Matthew Gilson. I had a fun time working with him and was fascinated to learn how technology has advanced illustration work. This video is dedicated to the hard-working and talented illustrator, Matt Gilson.

Some daytime scenes from around the playa at Burning Man 2013. Be sure to watch in HD at full screen for maximum awesomeness! Major art includes BELIEVE, The Man, French CORE: Stairway to Heaven, Minnesota CORE: The Year the Playa Stood Still, New Orleans CORE: Altar of the Wetlands: Recreating Nature in a Post-Industrial Society, Fractal Planet, The Janky Barge, Truth is Beauty, Coyote, East Bay CORE : First Home, NYC CORE: Star of the City, Like4Real, The Temple of Whollyness, Photo Chapel. Shot with a GoPro Hero3 on a DJI Phantom with an Arris CM2000 motorized gimbal.

Decorating nails - Method of water (Marble Nail Art). This video shows how to make decorating method water or nails style Marble Nail Art.