This is a 3D billboard on a Bank of China building in a city in China. Using an optical illusion, it makes the building look like it is wrapped in metallic ripples and being distorted, creating a stunning dynamic visual effect.
Before AI, viral videos required real effort and creativity. Zach King became famous for short clips that look like real-life magic, using clever editing, camera angles, and precise timing to create seamless illusions.
Currently reading Yamamoto's book, interesting points so far:
• Bridge, handstands, forward/backward rolls, side steps, and lateral running were performed everyday to develop full body awareness
• His training revolved around maximizing the neural connection between the brain and the muscles, and how efficient the CNS is at firing.
• Early on he placed no importance on mechanics. Just performed the above exercises, threw the javelin and the mechanics molded itself.
@kikehndez Thank you for your loving Japanese players, Kike!
Your new good friend got MVP on WS!!!
I and most of Japanese hope you would stay with Dodgers in next year.
Dear Shohei Ohtani,
I’m willing to switch positions if you sign with us! Also, I could catch your bullpens if you’d like!
Ohhh and before I forget.... Yu, Kenta and I are like bffs! Just saying, in case you need one!
Sincerely,
Kike 😁
Need a little Branding pick-me-up for #HumpDay? Here's Hitotoki, who celebrated hand-made crafts by creating a special clock – with 1,440 different sets of hands to reflect each minute of the day. https://t.co/kI8lJfqzpP