Is that for real, with no graphics or animation used? Did they really create that? I bet they used quite a number of wood or lumber to create the length of the "pipe." True or not, it's an amazing commercial indeed. router bits
I don't know if it is real: it is such a major project that it seems to be something more than a commercial. But then again, perhaps the kinds of budgets that commercials have means that rather than doing an installation as a piece of self-funded land art, maybe this is how one funds such a project. The idea is a lovely thing, I'd like to think it is real.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011 at 7:49AM
Reader Comments (2)
Is that for real, with no graphics or animation used? Did they really create that? I bet they used quite a number of wood or lumber to create the length of the "pipe." True or not, it's an amazing commercial indeed. router bits
I don't know if it is real: it is such a major project that it seems to be something more than a commercial. But then again, perhaps the kinds of budgets that commercials have means that rather than doing an installation as a piece of self-funded land art, maybe this is how one funds such a project. The idea is a lovely thing, I'd like to think it is real.