Thursday, 14 March 2013

DSDN 241 - Suddenly: Concepts!



As you can probably see, there is a recurring theme here: bullets.
Simply being the default 'fast moving object', the bullet could easily be replaced with anything (if I felt the need the spheres could be assaulted by a one-legged ceramic tortoise moving at twice the speed of sound).
Bullet is really only there to provide significant 'trauma' to the sphere. That sort of impact is always going to trigger something significant, and in each concept you get a different effect:
The first explodes backwards to reveal a glass interior, the shards of which spiral and reform into some floating pattern.
The second causes the creation of geodetic crystals seemingly forming due to the massive energy of the bullet.
The third is my current favourite, a swirling ball of smoke - interior lit as if by lightning - is hit and is drawn out and back by the shockwave of the bullet. It then rapidly solidifies into a spiral glass structure. The interior light intensifies and the glass explodes, shattering back into free-form smoke.

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