#motion dynamics

[chernobog13]

Jason battles the Ray Harryhausen-animated hydra in the 1963 film Jason and the Argonauts.

[stanford-photography]

Dance for Joy By Jeff Stanford, 2024 Buy prints at: https://jeff-stanford.pixels.com/

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

"The Art of Flying"

Like schools of fish, starlings gather in massive undulating crowds. Known as murmurations, these gatherings are a type of collective motion.  (Video and image credit: J. van IJken; via Colossal) Read the full article

[shortnotsweet]

[oldschoolfrp]

Ray Harryhausen vs one of his own creations in test footage for "Elementals," an unmade 1950s film about flying monsters menacing Paris in the WWI era. A comic book adaptation of the story was published in 2008.

[starry-bi-sky]

Out of Context Danny Phantom Memes for a fic i haven't posted (yet)

[ebrusidar]

Escape from Reality

[saphushia]

this may just be a me thing, but if you get wrist pain from drawing digitally maybe try changing ur pressure settings so u don't have to press as hard. granted, i get wrist pain just from using ballpoints too much, so this could be a skill issue on my part- but while i typically get 0 wrist pain from drawing, every other brush i download has the pressure settings so high it makes me hurt within minutes. so, worth looking into if wrist pain is a problem for you

[thealisflore]

Another brienne doodle

[mispelled]

Heeheehoohoo !!

[chernobog13]

A statue of Kali dancing up a storm in The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973).

[immediatebreakfast]

Victor's upbringing, and his parents are... Really something. I'm not familiar with early 19th century social dynamics, and gender roles. But it's like a whipslash to read all of these strict and almost extreme case with the Frankenstein family, while coming from the likes of Dracula, Jekyll and Hyde, and Sherlock Holmes where one can feel modernity breathing through the novel.

"No creature could have more tender parents than mine." Victor, buddy, I agree that your parents cared a great deal for yours and Elizabeth's education, regarding you both with an amazing gift of knowledge, and such... But so far I don't like them a little bit.

Your parents not only want to marry you to your fucking cousin because apparently the decision of "who am I going to romantically spend the rest of my life with" is not yours to do no no, but also your mother has been only educating poor Elizabeth as a bride-to-be. At least Elizabeth found joy in poetry to express her creative view of the world (even if these traits are expected in an early 19th century noble girl.)

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

How We Got Atoms From Brownian Motion

In 1827, botanist Robert Brown observed an odd jittery motion of particles as he watched grains of pollen floating in water under his microscope. He saw the random motion also with inorganic -- which is to say definitely Not Alive -- particles as well.  (Video and image credit: S. Mould) Read the full article

[cienie-isengardu]

source: ATLA - "Bato of the Water Tribe"

[revrads]

More John and Lisa friendship dynamic doodle I did while doing one of my midterms!

Ending where they run away together :)

[maze-of-tones]

figure drawing | a sculpting approach * How did I approach this figure drawing session? Building up from major blocks of color. From there I continue with a touch of shadow to sculpt the blocks into some dimension and add some accents for highlights. And the rest is just for fun. Nothing gives a figure drawing life like some large brushstrokes and a bit of color play. Let's dance! :)

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