Virtual gallery #3: Discovering the hall
Discover a virtual Parisian gallery made entirely in CG!
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Virtual gallery #2: From the outside…
Discover a virtual Parisian gallery made entirely in CG!
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Voxelish #1: The valley
A personal take on voxel art to create a little scene in a quiet valley…
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Virtual Gallery #1: A sneak-peek
Discover a virtual Parisian gallery made entirely in CG!
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A new musical cover: “Wonderful Tonight”
Today, here’s my take on Eric Clapton’s famous “Wonderful Tonight” ballad song.
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A new musical cover: “Misty Mountains”
Today, let’s switch a bit away from pirates and rather go with adventure and fantasy… here’s my cover of the famous “Misty Mountains” song that was featured in the first movie of the Hobbit trilogy: An Unexpected Journey.
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Doing networked video ASCII art in Python
Today we’ll see how to send an ASCII art-styled webcam video stream over the network using Python!
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A pirate song cover: “Hoist the colours”!
Let’s continue with sea and pirate songs! Today, here’s my cover of Hans Zimmer’s and Gore Verbinski’s “Hoist the colors”, the song that is featured at the very beginning of the third Pirates of the Caribbeans movie: At World’s End.
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A sea shanty cover: “Wellerman”!
To follow the current vibe of sea shanty covers, here’s my rendition of the traditional whaling song “Wellerman”.
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A new musical cover :)
Here is a new musical cover of a well-known folk song: “Sixteen Tons”.
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Today, here is a new cover with some vocals, piano and guitars!
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Origami #1: the Crane
You probably know of origami, the art of paper folding. So how would you like to see some 2d-animated origami models with step-by-step instructions to go along with the movie?