miley cyrus and dua lipa shot by alana o'herlihy for 'prisoner' release
daily drivers
creative direction and retouching by Steven Orts
photos by Alex Bernstein
cgi by Luke Burke and Alex Bowen
project realization courtsey of all of my friends at recom farmhouse nyc
this project is something extremely emotional and dear to me. for years now, i’ve conceptualized in many crude ways the idea of this insane, playful, absurd reality in which my favorite historic and retired race cars live on- as daily drivers. its the ultimate petrolhead dream. to blast to the shops in a car designed for the mulsanne straight. silly- i’ll admit, but a dream i can confidently say i share amongst countless likeminded individuals. the nature of a petrolhead or gearhead is to constantly be scanning for cars whilst roaming about. it’s an unexplainable occurrence anyone who likes cars and motorcycles experiences. to most people, walking around and just looking at cars would spark the same amount of interest as staring at the sidewalks. to most- cars are tools, disposable grey tin boxes. things you own only out of necessity to fulfill a simple purpose. but cars contribute so much more to us than that. to an enthusiast, walking around and looking at cars is like roaming through the louvre- gawking at otherworldly sculpture, and visceral art you can only someday hope to experience yourself. the automobile is- in my opinion- the most extreme tool and expression of oneself. this project is for those crazy, absurd individuals like myself; who love racing. which can only be described as a silly and meaningless sport, filled with passion and excitement like nothing else. to envision seeing one of these cars, especially in this setting is what i was glad i could finally push to the next level. this project was made possible by some extremely talented and likeminded individuals.
photos and more info here
how it was made
creative direction and retouching by Steven Orts
photos by Alex Bernstein
cgi by Luke Burke and Alex Bowen
project realization courtsey of all of my friends at recom farmhouse nyc
this project is something extremely emotional and dear to me. for years now, i’ve conceptualized in many crude ways the idea of this insane, playful, absurd reality in which my favorite historic and retired race cars live on- as daily drivers. its the ultimate petrolhead dream. to blast to the shops in a car designed for the mulsanne straight. silly- i’ll admit, but a dream i can confidently say i share amongst countless likeminded individuals. the nature of a petrolhead or gearhead is to constantly be scanning for cars whilst roaming about. it’s an unexplainable occurrence anyone who likes cars and motorcycles experiences. to most people, walking around and just looking at cars would spark the same amount of interest as staring at the sidewalks. to most- cars are tools, disposable grey tin boxes. things you own only out of necessity to fulfill a simple purpose. but cars contribute so much more to us than that. to an enthusiast, walking around and looking at cars is like roaming through the louvre- gawking at otherworldly sculpture, and visceral art you can only someday hope to experience yourself. the automobile is- in my opinion- the most extreme tool and expression of oneself. this project is for those crazy, absurd individuals like myself; who love racing. which can only be described as a silly and meaningless sport, filled with passion and excitement like nothing else. to envision seeing one of these cars, especially in this setting is what i was glad i could finally push to the next level. this project was made possible by some extremely talented and likeminded individuals.
photos and more info here
how it was made
color chat
for this project I explored how a chat could happen without words, usernames, or any of the typical things used for an online chat would be. I wrote the code so when you arrive on the website, you're welcomed on a page which randomly goes through every RGB color on refresh which says 'Press any key to begin.' when you do press a random key, the color shifts to a random color. each key uses the same RGB randomization, so there is no way to create a pattern purposefully. as more people join, they are represented as their own 'line' in the gradient scale, which means the more people, the more lines, which also means more colors shifting in real time. the page has a live refresh, so as everyone is pressing their keys on the keyboard, the page constantly shows the interaction of people on the website. it is a way which shows someone is there, on the other end of the screen, interacting with the same space at the same time. an interaction on the website allows the users to have a space of human interaction via the web.
for this project I explored how a chat could happen without words, usernames, or any of the typical things used for an online chat would be. I wrote the code so when you arrive on the website, you're welcomed on a page which randomly goes through every RGB color on refresh which says 'Press any key to begin.' when you do press a random key, the color shifts to a random color. each key uses the same RGB randomization, so there is no way to create a pattern purposefully. as more people join, they are represented as their own 'line' in the gradient scale, which means the more people, the more lines, which also means more colors shifting in real time. the page has a live refresh, so as everyone is pressing their keys on the keyboard, the page constantly shows the interaction of people on the website. it is a way which shows someone is there, on the other end of the screen, interacting with the same space at the same time. an interaction on the website allows the users to have a space of human interaction via the web.
bmw announcement
equality
Experimental javascript to make a pulley effect on a web page.
Experimental javascript to make a pulley effect on a web page.