Showing posts with label mechanical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mechanical. Show all posts

Feb 13, 2014

Jason Gamber's Disney Constructs

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Industrial design mixed with iconic Disney characters, such is the formula of Jason Gamber's distinct art style, which draws from a love of mechanical components, cross contours and crisp line art.

The Oregon based artist gained his love for his diagram-esque love of mechanical complexity in a rather funny manner: Owning cars that were lemons and dysfunctional, which resulted in him spending a lot of time reading through repair manuals. Throughout years of repairs and many unreliable vehicles he gave himself a challenge- Imbue this mechanical language with some emotion and movement, the unlikely beginning of a very unique art style. Check out more of his Disney characters and original pieces after the break!

Mar 26, 2011

Guided Relaxation


Jay Garderis is one of those dancers that has mastered pop lock dancing, especially in the realm of dubstep.  This seems like quite an accomplishment because from what I've witnessed, dubstep is not the easiest music to dance to due to the genres sparse usage of rythms and overly bassy sound.

Seamlessly flowing between mechanical and fluid states, he delivers a well coordinated spectacle that embodies how far he can push his body to stay in sync with the music.  Another cool performance by the dancer after the jump.