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When Capitol Music approached Blip Boutique to make a video for Interpol's Rest My Chemistry, they wanted something that was not specifically intended for broadcast, something that was more of an art piece that would live and grow primarily online. Blip Boutique created this abstract piece, what they like to call a "blip", using a new data mapping technology.
Watch at 640 x 480
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Full credits and a Q&A with Blip Boutique
Posted by: glossyinc
audio/music, games/movies/virals, motion design, technology/development
oh shit! this is great man!
Posted by: ap303 54 days ago
Would be cooler if it wasn't pre-rendered.
Posted by: Interruptor 53 days ago
wow. anyone know what this "new data mapping technology" is...?
Posted by: thelastmixtape 53 days ago
my mistake.. its all in the q&a...
Posted by: thelastmixtape 53 days ago
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