"Nokta (Dot)" is an abstract film with improvisational organic objects that twist and turn on screen—all of it inspired by themes such as power, chance and luck. The movie was fully developed by Onur Senturk, and music by Gavin Little from ECHOLAB.

Typography and graphic design by Vicente Garcia Morillo. He explains: "This is the result of the series 'Alive Objects' playing with the combination of elements that represents two of the most popular musicians in Chicago and L.A. scene, respectively." To find out more about the design and musicians, view Morillo's page at Behance.

A musical instrument that consists of three parts: 1) a digital piano with 88 keys and midi output, 2) a computer running a vvvv patch and 3) a vertical projection above the keyboard. "For every note played on the keyboard a new visual element appears in form of a stripe, which follows in its dimensions, ...

A experimental film created in AfterEffects Cinema 4D by Takuya Hosogane, music by Cubesato, and bms by Sweez and Meine Meinung. I really like the flow of it!

Comic artist Cliff Chiang has redesigned covers of  famous motion-picture soundtracks. Instead of having the real life actors or singers, he's substituted them with renown superheroes. What would happen if Batgirl replaced Prince in "Purple Rain" (1984)? Notes about the illustrator (from bio): Cliff Chiang’s artwork has been hailed for its “fluid and confident storytelling” and “sweeping ...