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While I love Love Hulténs creations I think the article (and headline) does not emphasize enough the origin of these ferrofluid visualizers: https://www.burnsla
by _def 3y ago
While I love Love Hulténs creations I think the article (and headline) does not emphasize enough the origin of these ferrofluid visualizers:
https://www.burnslap.me/26 https://www.burnslap.me/26
- permanent 3y agoWe should also name the artist, DAKD JUNG. He also sells audio visualizers based on this concept
- Arrath 3y agoWell now I want one, thanks a lot.
- jcims 3y agoThis specific format maybe but it's been around for a while hasn't it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBr5fcHILLM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBr5fcHILLM
- joshu 3y agohttps://digitalartarchive.siggraph.org/artwork/sachiko-kodama-protrude-flow/ https://digitalartarchive.siggraph.org/artwork/sachiko-kodam... In 2001. Audio reactive, even
- peteforde 3y agoIn fairness, the author does explicitly mention DAKD Jung as the inspiration in the fourth paragraph - it's the third video down. It's clear to me that the reason this article exists is the opinion that the sum of Love's craftmanship and ferrofluid visualization is greater than its parts.
- devin 3y agoAgreed. I am curious how good Hulténs’ visualizers are. IIRC there was a good deal of engineering that went into Dakd Jung’s to make it stand the test of time and plenty of experiments on audio response across genres. Specifically, I recall Dakd Jung saying that they spent a lot of time on a glass coating for the inside of the bottle because eventually the particles begin to stick to the glass.