Pinned
I'm happy to have finally completed my new short film - ONE REVOLUTION PER MINUTE.
You can see it here: vimeo.com/869858712
Erik Wernquist
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Erik Wernquist
@ErikWernquist
Freelance digital artist and director from Stockholm, Sweden
- I’m a digital artist and director, doing visual work for films, TV, web, games and stage. I’m currently looking for new projects; on commission or freelance. Previous clients include NASA/JPL, SpaceX, Silverback Films among others.
00:00 - It's one of them O'Neill Cylinder kind of days...
00:00 - A couple of closer looks at the orbiter Esperanta from my short film "One Revolution Per Minute".
- They say its #PortfolioDay I'm a freelance digital artist, doing visual work for film, TV, games, web and stage. Often space stuff, but sometimes other stuff. Here are some oldies I haven't shared here before.
- Generational starship taking off from Mars orbit. From my short film "Go Incredibly Fast", made for the Limitless Space Institute @explorelsi.
00:00 - Some more discarded frames from my now very soon to be completed short film... I find Neptune eerily beautiful, but couldn't find a proper place for it in the short.
- My favorite of the shots I made professor Brian Cox live show “Horizons” - the interior of an O’Neill Cylinder. #C4D #octane #otoy #oneillcylinder
00:00 - Some stills from the opening sequence I made for the documentary feature "The High Frontier - the untold story of Gerard K. O'Neill".
- Ringshine at the cloud tops of Saturn. Another one of the visuals I made for professor Brian Cox live show "Horizons" - this one a re-made scene from my short film "Wanderers", featuring a matte painting by Greg Martin.
00:00 - A clip from my new - soon to be completed - little short film.
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- Do you like truss? I like truss. This is a discarded shot from a new little short film that I hope to be able to complete shortly. But I wanted to share it anyway, if not only because I think it has nice truss. And I like truss.
00:00 - A little more than a year ago I completed my short film "One Revolution Per Minute" - exploring artificial gravity in space. Still very proud of it. If you don't mind the spinning views, why not give it another look? Links in comments.
