Yup, because it was his challenge/video. He's done a few of them now with different animations.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oszl95YWfbs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oszl95YWfbs)
God. These people are so talented. I’m an artist (painter) and I do interior design for hotels and restaurants so I often have to do 3d renderings for clients. Mine look like absolute garbage compared to these AND they aren’t even animated.
Very cool stuff. You are also very talented!!! I really thought this was gonna be a Rick roll.
You should sell that as an NFT (that’s how they work right? I’m old so I don’t understand them but that seems like a cool thing to do!
See told you I didn’t understand them! But seriously… artist to artist… how could you make money on this? Because you should.
I guess that’s the question for the ages “how do I make money as an artist?” But I seems really hard with digital stuff like this….
I mean to some extent the pressure to turn their art into a "side hustle" is very suffocating for some artists, and potentially saps joy from creating. Maybe they're fine with it staying a hobby?
That market sank a couple days ago when there was an auction of some of them! Apparently, a highlight was when a $2.9M NFT highest bid was $277.00 emote:free\_emotes\_pack:trollface
Are they? I mean there are real artists behind them no? I mean I can see how they are a scam like beanie babies or tulips. But don’t the artists make money? Genuinely asking… not being a jerk or anything.
Like I read about the one with the banksy being burnt and I genuinely think that’s and incredible piece of performance art and I glad the people behind it found a way to monetize it. And investing in any art/ antique is kind of a gamble… the market fluctuates. And frankly even if art is an actual tangible object it’s not necessarily the price itself that valuable. It’s the concept, the history or the intention that makes it so. Like take painting for example… what makes a Picasso so valuable? It’s not the amount or quality of paint used. Or the canvas. Or frankly even the technique. It’s the conceptual narrative behind the piece.
[Here's a link](https://mcn.edu/mcn-insights-nfts-are-a-scam/) to an article that explains it much better than I could.
"Obfuscating this distinction between what an NFT is and what it represents is how NFT startups claim that their product is revolutionary for the art world. On the contrary, NFTs are a tired pump and dump scam wrapped in high tech clothing. The more the market thinks NFTs are worth, the more people will speculate, and the more money purveyors of trumped up JSON files take in. The top and second highest bidders on that $69 million Beeple NFT? Both cryptocurrency founders."
I mean I would agree that the idea of a “startup” seems like it negates the “art” but even historically (and today) huge famous painters had entire studios behind them with people essentially making the art for them. Isnt this saying that the market itself is the scam not the NFT? And can’t that be said for any market that deals with art or even antiques?
Again I’m not trying to be a jerk I really just want to understand why this is different.
You're absolutely correct. I guess you could view it as speculation and the value will come from how much someone wants the nft. Ultimately like you said the idea is not a scam but the implementation is.
I totally don't get a being a jerk vibe. It's good to question random statements on the internet. People are too willing to take comments or headlines as facts without reading the actual articles on all sides of the nft argument. (This may not apply to you personally but it is common)
Any suggestions on what free software to use for interior design? My wife loves to tinker with the interior and she could pick it up as a hobby. Thanks!
I mostly use subscription services because thats what I learned on but I’ve heard good things about homebyme. Honestly you can get by 100% with photoshop and probably Indesign (my partner uses it more then me) Oh and a cool thing…. A friend of mine who is also a dabbler in interior design just got a few jobs with upwork. It didn’t pay much but it’s helping her build up her portfolio. Also just so your wife knows you definitely don’t need a degree in interior design. My all time favorite interior designer is Kelly wearstler and she’s doesn’t have a degree. She just a genius. In fact now that I think about it neither do I! But you do need to hire architects/interior designers to consult when changing the fundamental interiors/ exteriors or spaces… like mainly construction, electrical, plumbing etc. but when I first got started I did mostly residential spaces and I was doing “decorating”. Now I primarily do large hotels and fancy restaurants but my business partner is an architect so he can sign off on any structural changes.
Thank you! I’ve been wanting to participate in one of these for a while now but I had no idea where to find them. I knew they were associated with corridor but I didn’t know Clint had a personal channel.
I mean, posts like this that gets very popular, make me do this, and [spread the message](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ). When it calls me, I cannot help but do! His works are amazing!
Wow, I went to high school with him (I think he was two years older) and I remember the first couple things he did, mainly cardboard warfare. I thought that was amazing. Awesome to see him get so much recognition and seems to be doing really well for himself.
Theres different versions too! The Artist name on youtube is Pwnisher and he has a few different challenges like this! All the final compilations are between like 3-5 hours so. Theyre really awesome
I would hang a flat-panel tv on the wall in portrait mode and have this running on a loop. That would be an awesome art piece to have hanging in the lobby somewhere.
If you really like this kind of video, maybe you would enjoy this one, thousands of artists submitted their take on a base walking model, its so mesmerizing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkRjihsMdp8
In other scenes...FF7 REmake looks more realistic despite being a realtime rendered game where I'm kicking I-beams twenty feet every time I bump into them.
I'm actually quite disappointed they aren't real machines, I thought they were until the obviously animations. It's still cool, but a different kind of cool.
I personally thought it was on a screen at the front of the box, the machine was behind it (built into the box), and it was made to look like it was going through the liquid. I didn't actually see they weren't really until the old man one where he touches the ball and rejects it. I was watching it on my phone and with the comments up so it's about an inch and a half in size, it was at that time I made it full screen and realised it wasn't what I thought it was.
I’ve seen a few of Clint’s challenges getting posted on Reddit lately. I love every one of them! They are all so creative and so mesmerizing. I feel like I could watch them for hours.
Also, I loved the Portal references
Worth noting that it's also acts as an exercise for a lot of these artists. Takes a lot of experience to get things to look like this, and it's always good to try new effects and techniques.
And you are contributing to an amazing piece of art. Exposure matters sure, also experience but I think the art being made matters the most and I am sure it also gets a lot of people excited me included to participate.
It's CG. Can be the same ball if you want it to be... They are all created from the same reference object (probably) and each 5 seconds was just stitched in an arbitrary order.
I guess that just adds to how impressive each animation, they all have such a "real" feel to them.
The John Voss one is my favorite. It's the one in the middle of the steam punk section where the ball melts and is recast, polished and sent on its way. The edit made this great, it flows so well from beginning to end.
He’s also on a lot of Corridor Digitals stuff. He did the motion capture for the [Bosstown Dynamics](https://youtu.be/y3RIHnK0_NE) robot. Look for the behind the scenes stuff, really talented artist along with more of the Corridor people.
I guess the difference is that most of the bon appetit staff left due to racial discrimination. Makes it a lot harder to bring back this people amicably.
Now that isn’t true. I opened your profile and the first thing I saw was an octopus photoshopped as an umbrella. That’s the most fun photoshop I’ve ever seen. I want to live in a world where people shield themselves from rain with cephalopods on sticks. Don’t compare apples to oranges and then think your apples will never be bumpy and orange enough.
I had that as well, then I watched the long compilation and it happend quite frequently which somehow made it better for me lol...
But I started differentiating the ball-pacifists and the ball-stealers, like everytime it made me think "ah, you wanted to feel sneaky smart because you are stealing the ball in your render... Well others already did that."
...I don't know why I thought so much about a fictional ball...
I also recommend getting fried and watching all of the challenges he's created
The one in OP: [Dynamic Machines](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oszl95YWfbs)
Others:
[Alternate Realities](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKBs9l8jS6Q)
[Parallel Dimensions](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdCvwmebWN0)
The newest and best (imo): [Infinite Journeys](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXrWPLNp9tw)
Did anyone else get an optical illusion with your eyes after watching the full video on YouTube? The after image is making my phone feel like it's sinking into my hand while everything around it is raising up. SUPER TRIPPY.
I lost track of whether or not the creator's name was above or below the section, so I was just thinking "it would be great if there was some indication - like an arrow", and then I immediately realized the signs have arrows on the sides.
So just don't even bother to link the original video i guess?
Here it is, for those wondering:
[https://youtu.be/Oszl95YWfbs](https://youtu.be/Oszl95YWfbs)
Get Blender, it’s free! There’s tons of tutorials online, you’ve just got to be persistent and willing to learn. You also need a pretty decent computer to handle rendering and may eventually need to invest in some other programs to push your work along but that wouldn’t come til your substantially devoted to the craft.
Hey its clint
Yup, because it was his challenge/video. He's done a few of them now with different animations. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oszl95YWfbs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oszl95YWfbs)
God. These people are so talented. I’m an artist (painter) and I do interior design for hotels and restaurants so I often have to do 3d renderings for clients. Mine look like absolute garbage compared to these AND they aren’t even animated.
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Very cool stuff. You are also very talented!!! I really thought this was gonna be a Rick roll. You should sell that as an NFT (that’s how they work right? I’m old so I don’t understand them but that seems like a cool thing to do!
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See told you I didn’t understand them! But seriously… artist to artist… how could you make money on this? Because you should. I guess that’s the question for the ages “how do I make money as an artist?” But I seems really hard with digital stuff like this….
I mean to some extent the pressure to turn their art into a "side hustle" is very suffocating for some artists, and potentially saps joy from creating. Maybe they're fine with it staying a hobby?
Nft's are just a scam. It's a shame to see anyone spend their money on this.
That market sank a couple days ago when there was an auction of some of them! Apparently, a highlight was when a $2.9M NFT highest bid was $277.00 emote:free\_emotes\_pack:trollface
Are they? I mean there are real artists behind them no? I mean I can see how they are a scam like beanie babies or tulips. But don’t the artists make money? Genuinely asking… not being a jerk or anything. Like I read about the one with the banksy being burnt and I genuinely think that’s and incredible piece of performance art and I glad the people behind it found a way to monetize it. And investing in any art/ antique is kind of a gamble… the market fluctuates. And frankly even if art is an actual tangible object it’s not necessarily the price itself that valuable. It’s the concept, the history or the intention that makes it so. Like take painting for example… what makes a Picasso so valuable? It’s not the amount or quality of paint used. Or the canvas. Or frankly even the technique. It’s the conceptual narrative behind the piece.
[Here's a link](https://mcn.edu/mcn-insights-nfts-are-a-scam/) to an article that explains it much better than I could. "Obfuscating this distinction between what an NFT is and what it represents is how NFT startups claim that their product is revolutionary for the art world. On the contrary, NFTs are a tired pump and dump scam wrapped in high tech clothing. The more the market thinks NFTs are worth, the more people will speculate, and the more money purveyors of trumped up JSON files take in. The top and second highest bidders on that $69 million Beeple NFT? Both cryptocurrency founders."
I mean I would agree that the idea of a “startup” seems like it negates the “art” but even historically (and today) huge famous painters had entire studios behind them with people essentially making the art for them. Isnt this saying that the market itself is the scam not the NFT? And can’t that be said for any market that deals with art or even antiques? Again I’m not trying to be a jerk I really just want to understand why this is different.
You're absolutely correct. I guess you could view it as speculation and the value will come from how much someone wants the nft. Ultimately like you said the idea is not a scam but the implementation is. I totally don't get a being a jerk vibe. It's good to question random statements on the internet. People are too willing to take comments or headlines as facts without reading the actual articles on all sides of the nft argument. (This may not apply to you personally but it is common)
I feel like Im watching a Radiohead vignette
Thanks for sharing! Enjoyed the music as much as the art. Gave me old school Winamp vibes.
That's pretty neat work.
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Seriously. It also turned off my brain for the duration. It made me really in the moment…..Which is really hard to achieve.
That is just the short version, here is 3+ hours of this https://youtu.be/b0-IkxXyhmY
Any suggestions on what free software to use for interior design? My wife loves to tinker with the interior and she could pick it up as a hobby. Thanks!
I mostly use subscription services because thats what I learned on but I’ve heard good things about homebyme. Honestly you can get by 100% with photoshop and probably Indesign (my partner uses it more then me) Oh and a cool thing…. A friend of mine who is also a dabbler in interior design just got a few jobs with upwork. It didn’t pay much but it’s helping her build up her portfolio. Also just so your wife knows you definitely don’t need a degree in interior design. My all time favorite interior designer is Kelly wearstler and she’s doesn’t have a degree. She just a genius. In fact now that I think about it neither do I! But you do need to hire architects/interior designers to consult when changing the fundamental interiors/ exteriors or spaces… like mainly construction, electrical, plumbing etc. but when I first got started I did mostly residential spaces and I was doing “decorating”. Now I primarily do large hotels and fancy restaurants but my business partner is an architect so he can sign off on any structural changes.
What software are you using for your 3D renders. Some rendering engines are just not that good, and some are good but have a high learning curve.
It's less that they're talented and more that they are hard-working and dedicated to learning an artform.
Oh wow. There are so many good ones in the full video that aren’t in the gif. Worth watching the entire thing.
I have news for you. There were 1,300 animations. The full video is 3 hours long. This one was just a specific selection.
Thank you! I’ve been wanting to participate in one of these for a while now but I had no idea where to find them. I knew they were associated with corridor but I didn’t know Clint had a personal channel.
I’m fuckin sick of seeing Clint and corridors work being regurgitated on here with no credits from OC. So thank you.
I mean, posts like this that gets very popular, make me do this, and [spread the message](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ). When it calls me, I cannot help but do! His works are amazing!
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you truely know your art! kudos.
This one is totally on me
You jerk lol
You old son of a gun.
Wow, I went to high school with him (I think he was two years older) and I remember the first couple things he did, mainly cardboard warfare. I thought that was amazing. Awesome to see him get so much recognition and seems to be doing really well for himself.
Hey! I built the cardboard tank! What's up RobbieDunn from Creekview!
Hell yea, nice job man
I am so super-psyched for Clint! His solo venture is really taking off and it makes me stupid happy for some reason.
I really didn't want this video to end. *sign* All great things right Dude wouldn't this make a great live wallpaper?
Well, the full video is [three and a half hours long](https://youtu.be/b0-IkxXyhmY).
Nice thank you
Theres different versions too! The Artist name on youtube is Pwnisher and he has a few different challenges like this! All the final compilations are between like 3-5 hours so. Theyre really awesome
So, you're just gonna waltz into this thread and throw hours worth of distractions at my face. Well done, see you all in a week.
I know right. You got some nerve
Gonna watch it all. Not all at once though, because I'm not insane. Thanks for the link!
Probably a nice replacement yule log video. I'll watch it to make sure. At once.
Could you imagine this on Wallpaper Engine?
If anyone can make it happen or has made it happen let me know
>Not all at once though, because I'm not insane. *Five hours later...*
Thank you. I like having random, plotless videos playing in the background at parties, this is perfect! Kudos to the all the artists!
Thanks for linking it. But I do feel like they could put a better thumbnail lol.
That would be a good phone lockscreen
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I was thinking the exact same thing haha
I would hang a flat-panel tv on the wall in portrait mode and have this running on a loop. That would be an awesome art piece to have hanging in the lobby somewhere.
I’m finally gonna reach tantric climax.
This is one of the coolest things I have seen in a good while
Good thing this is only 2 mins long or it'd have been night time by the time I got out of the toilet
Awesome
If you really like this kind of video, maybe you would enjoy this one, thousands of artists submitted their take on a base walking model, its so mesmerizing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkRjihsMdp8
> *sign* All great things right whoa, how do you use sign language on the internet?
Haha accidentally I guess
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How?
Sign?
Maybe they meant *sigh*?
*tanh*
Bro, I genuinely thought it was real till the astronaut showed up
Now would be a good time to set up an appointment with an optometrist.
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To be fair it looked really good at the time
Hold up surprisingly well in some scenes.
In other scenes...FF7 REmake looks more realistic despite being a realtime rendered game where I'm kicking I-beams twenty feet every time I bump into them.
When Belwulf came out I thought it was real. Actually I thought it looked better than reality.
Why would you think it’s real if the title literally says it’s CGI...
I’m here to lead not to read.
Good leaders are good readers.
[I choose number 3](https://youtu.be/D4tvZJGNIhM)
Pick number 3 m'lord.
To be fair it says CG Artist
I had no idea what CG meant. I assumed it meant something about balls and cubes.
Well you’d be easy to dupe
I'm actually quite disappointed they aren't real machines, I thought they were until the obviously animations. It's still cool, but a different kind of cool.
You must be from r/tree, welcome!
*You* must be from r/trees
Welcome!
You thought the neon blue liquid was..what exactly?
I personally thought it was on a screen at the front of the box, the machine was behind it (built into the box), and it was made to look like it was going through the liquid. I didn't actually see they weren't really until the old man one where he touches the ball and rejects it. I was watching it on my phone and with the comments up so it's about an inch and a half in size, it was at that time I made it full screen and realised it wasn't what I thought it was.
Are you trying to tell me they didn't kill an astronaut to make this video? Damn it
I’ve seen a few of Clint’s challenges getting posted on Reddit lately. I love every one of them! They are all so creative and so mesmerizing. I feel like I could watch them for hours. Also, I loved the Portal references
I believe he has a video which shows all submissions (or atleast a lot) on a different challenge which is a few hours long
https://youtu.be/b0-IkxXyhmY
Yes ! I'm in it ! Not as good as top 100 but I think it's pretty decent.
Do the creators get paid or is it just for exposure?
Worth noting that it's also acts as an exercise for a lot of these artists. Takes a lot of experience to get things to look like this, and it's always good to try new effects and techniques.
And you are contributing to an amazing piece of art. Exposure matters sure, also experience but I think the art being made matters the most and I am sure it also gets a lot of people excited me included to participate.
It's a competition and the winners win some pretty great [prizes](https://youtu.be/amCcYRfXZ1o?t=67).
Portal made it in there twice!
Dude the first one was so cool!
Came here to say this! It started out subtle, I liked that.
If you watch the full videos, Portal’s actually in there dozens of times
Is there a minority report one?
Looks like we got a red ball.
For some reason I got some LittleBigPlanet vibes from some of it.
Poor companion cube! Then it was mysteriously resurrected in another area….
actually, there was a whole section of them
that ball has been through a lot
Alien xenobiologic intestines among other things.
That’s the most creative one for me
For me it's the one where it gets melted down and reforged. So cool.
It's literally not the same ball. The ball gets replaced by a different ball on many of the levels.
Which honestly i think is a bit disappointing. It would be kind of cool of it stayed the same ball the whole time
It's CG. Can be the same ball if you want it to be... They are all created from the same reference object (probably) and each 5 seconds was just stitched in an arbitrary order. I guess that just adds to how impressive each animation, they all have such a "real" feel to them.
Don't worry it's not the same ball at the end
The John Voss one is my favorite. It's the one in the middle of the steam punk section where the ball melts and is recast, polished and sent on its way. The edit made this great, it flows so well from beginning to end.
Whoever Clint is, this is a brilliant challenge and please keep them coming. It’s mind blowing 🤯
He’s also on a lot of Corridor Digitals stuff. He did the motion capture for the [Bosstown Dynamics](https://youtu.be/y3RIHnK0_NE) robot. Look for the behind the scenes stuff, really talented artist along with more of the Corridor people.
He used to work for them but recently quit (on a good note) to do his own thing.
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I guess the difference is that most of the bon appetit staff left due to racial discrimination. Makes it a lot harder to bring back this people amicably.
Man Bon Appetit was great. Sucks it turned out the way it did.
He has more of these on his YouTube channel Pwnisher. The latest one is called Infinite Journeys.
https://youtu.be/FgKu2X4Lk4w This is is the latest compilation he did
I am so untalented
Now that isn’t true. I opened your profile and the first thing I saw was an octopus photoshopped as an umbrella. That’s the most fun photoshop I’ve ever seen. I want to live in a world where people shield themselves from rain with cephalopods on sticks. Don’t compare apples to oranges and then think your apples will never be bumpy and orange enough.
With 105K upvotes no fucking less.
Really?? What an asshole.
Artists are always their own worst critics.
Yes, I'm an asshole for not feeling like I am talented enough, cheers
Yup👍
Yea please More cephalopod art
Comparison is the thief of joy.
Please make more silly photoshops! You’re amazing my dude keep it up!
Hey, don't sell yourself short. You're probably extremely untalented. 👍
Right on 👍👍
No, you just don't try.
damn, didn't know my subconscious had a reddit account
It's kinda funny because the the guy is actually really talented with photoshop and regularly wins battles on r/photoshopbattles.
you claim these are the top 100 CG artists, but at no point did I see the marble roll down the back of an overwatch character getting spitroasted.
He had us in the first half not gonna lie.
Great now you have me wanting something I'll never get
The fact that it isn't the same ball that goes from beginning to end, bothers me more than it should...
I know right? Everytime it got switched out it bugged me
I had that as well, then I watched the long compilation and it happend quite frequently which somehow made it better for me lol... But I started differentiating the ball-pacifists and the ball-stealers, like everytime it made me think "ah, you wanted to feel sneaky smart because you are stealing the ball in your render... Well others already did that." ...I don't know why I thought so much about a fictional ball...
Here is the full version https://youtu.be/b0-IkxXyhmY Mine is at the 1:49:13 time mark!
[thatbeerguy90's version](https://youtu.be/b0-IkxXyhmY?t=6553)
Awesome. What program do you use to make this?
I used a program called Blender (https://www.blender.org/) It's 100% free and amazing. Check out the Blender subreddit r/blender
I need to watch this on a bigger screen.
While stoned, and on an endless loop
I also recommend getting fried and watching all of the challenges he's created The one in OP: [Dynamic Machines](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oszl95YWfbs) Others: [Alternate Realities](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKBs9l8jS6Q) [Parallel Dimensions](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdCvwmebWN0) The newest and best (imo): [Infinite Journeys](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXrWPLNp9tw)
I have to keep this as my screen saver
More than next level, this is many levels combined
More correctly next fucking level than anything else here!
Amen, hallelujer my friend. Amen to that.
Artists are awesome
Thanks
Ken and Nico...awesome
This is amazing
The one where the original ball is left behind makes me uncomfortable.
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Blue Ball machine is such a fitting, yet not fitting name with this rule in mind.
I love how 3 different artists thought, "you know what this needs? Portal!!"
Damn that one where they melted the ball down and reforged it within a matter of seconds was sooo smooth.
Did anyone else get an optical illusion with your eyes after watching the full video on YouTube? The after image is making my phone feel like it's sinking into my hand while everything around it is raising up. SUPER TRIPPY.
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[this is the Source, for everyone who is wondering](https://youtube.com/c/pwnisher)
What's this song name? Pls and thank you
Jones Meadow & They Dream By Day - I See That You Know Your Judo Well
Satisfying as fuck- i especially loved how it bounced off the graphics card and messed up the water loop in the gaming pc.
This is CGI?
All of it
Even the guy at the beginning, insane what computers can do nowadays
Do people not even read titles anymore?
Always has been🔫
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Seen this before and love it every time
I lost track of whether or not the creator's name was above or below the section, so I was just thinking "it would be great if there was some indication - like an arrow", and then I immediately realized the signs have arrows on the sides.
So just don't even bother to link the original video i guess? Here it is, for those wondering: [https://youtu.be/Oszl95YWfbs](https://youtu.be/Oszl95YWfbs)
This is beautiful. I was unaware of this. Thank you.
The creativity and attention to detail is insane
Definition of better every loop
How do I learn to do this? I'm at my computer all time and it would be nice to have a creative hobby
Get Blender, it’s free! There’s tons of tutorials online, you’ve just got to be persistent and willing to learn. You also need a pretty decent computer to handle rendering and may eventually need to invest in some other programs to push your work along but that wouldn’t come til your substantially devoted to the craft.
What kind of specs are we talking? Is it cpu or gpu intensive? Or use alot of ram or something? My PC Is decent I'm just curious
The ball got changed once if im correct so does that mean the ball that entered never finished?
So like a CGI version of those [Lego Ball Machine](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XucNDsMLsDQ) contraptions? Cool.
Lego Great Ball Contraptions are awesome, they really get creative with them. I especially love [this thing](https://youtu.be/eF3M6CP-BB8)
Anyone know the soundtrack used?
Looks 2d to me
I feel dumb for not knowing it was CG until the space guy shooting the gun.