Seana Stevenson sur Twitter : "Updated: #Fashion editorials focused on #dance. Just Dance. Dance and fashion are heavily intertwined.
For choreographers, the style of your piece can be enhanced through costumes. In fashion, dance can be seen in editorials, runways and campaigns. Ballet in particular shows off the grace and movement of the clothing. Dance can also help models with their poses, adding interesting shapes. Below are three different editorials focused on dance, with all the models creating incredible movement with their bodies. Look Three: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Like this: Like Loading...
Seana Stevenson sur Twitter : "Updated: #Dance and #fashion. The Doctor Dances. Seana Stevenson sur Twitter : "The best way to end a Sunday night is watching @traviswall #dances: 2014 Outstanding Choreography Nominee, Travis Wall. E-Traces: Ballet Slippers That Make Drawings From The Dancer’s Movements. If you’re like me, then you may have been accused of dispensing some questionable moves in the vicinity of the dance floor.
I’ve always maintained that my critics simply couldn’t grasp the subtlety of my particular style of physical expression, and now I just may have a means of illustrating my point with an ingenious piece of wearable electronics by designer Lesia Trubat González called E-Traces. The concept of Electronic Traces is based on capturing dance movements and transforming them into visual sensations through the use of new technologies.
To do this we focused on the ballet shoes themselves, which through the contact with the ground, and thanks to Lilypad Arduino technology, record the pressure and movement of the dancer’s feet and send a signal to an electronic device. A special application will then allow us to show this data graphically and even customize it to suit each user, through the different functions of this app. [via Prosthetic Knowledge] Seana Stevenson on Twitter: "Updated: #dance and #fashion are the perfect combination in these #stunning editorials. Watch this: Kinect turns a dancer into a 22,000-point musical sculpture.
Digital artists Daniel Franke and Cedric Kiefer have released their latest creation, an "unnamed soundsculpture" which turns the movements of dancer Laura Keil into a moving sculpture reminiscent of sand pouring through your hand to the floor.
The designers used three of Microsoft's Kinect cameras arranged in a triangle, which creates a three-dimensional model and tracks every aspect of Keil's movements in minute detail: her body is transformed into 22,000 points. The designers then mapped a camera move around the motion-tracked model, and added gravity so that each point steadily falls to the floor creating the illusion of flowing sand. The delay this creates also means that it often seems to be more than one dancer, with ghostly arms protruding from the current body of dots. The result is mesmerizing, perfectly complementing the electronic soundscape by Machinefabriek. Seana Stevenson. Seana Stevenson. Seana Stevenson. Seana Stevenson. Dance, MotherF**cker, Dance: Pop Culture's 20 Greatest Dancing GIFs. By Dustin Rowles | Seriously Random Lists | September 5, 2011 | Comments (0 View The stock markets are in a free fall.
They're rioting in England. I keep hearing the words, "sovereign debt" all around me, our politicians hate each other almost as much as we hate our politicians, and "Eureka" just got cancelled. It's August, folks. But if these GIFs don't remove the corn cobs from your collective asses, get the sand out of your vaginas, and levitate your spirits just a little, then I give up. Put on some Violent Femmes and take it all in, y'all.
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National Ballet. 50th anniversary of the Dutch National Ballet.
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