Creative Inspiration: Transient

As 2017 draws to a close, and I put my business and blog into "quiet mode" to spend more time with family and friends, I thought I'd share one last bit of creative inspiration courtesy of Dustin Farrell Visual Concepts --- this beautiful video called "Transient."



I love how techniques like ultra high-speed videography help us better appreciate a familiar phenomenon (like lightning) and become more careful observers of the world around us.

I hope all my ExhibiTricks readers glide smoothly into 2018 in a healthy and happy way, and that we all become better at observing and appreciating things in the New Year.

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Exhibit Design Inspiration: Physics Footnotes

The fine folks at the Physics Footnotes website have assembled a growing gallery of short videos (GIFs) and links to all sorts of amazing phenomena with a physics bent.

If you click over to the Physics Footnotes Gallery you discover how to make an Invisibility Cloak:

or see a whale make a rainbow with its blowhole:

Many of the videos present ideas that could easily be adapted to demonstrations or interactive exhibits and are often linked to longer YouTube videos or related websites.

Since each GIF is short, it is easy to quickly dip in and out of the Physics Footnotes Gallery offerings.

Definitely worth a quick click to check out!


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