What Sort Of Mind Could Create This? What Guitar!!!

Incredible.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/XlyCLbt3Thk?rel=0 ​

 

Also animated. It does not look real to me.

 

Of course it is animated and from the creator of this,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDZ5osnfhT4

And here is one of his earier works before making a name under "Animusic".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSdR4gFumps&feature=related

If you look around Youtube, there are many more stunning animated musical video's. The guys imagination must run riot, but also must take hours of work to create.

Nev.

 

Animated doesn't matter as I think it's wonderfully creative and just love the music itself, Kayrose - thanks ever so much for sharing with us!

 

It's a shame that as so many of us grow we have out imagination and dreams destroyed, give a child a box, and watch carefully, give an adult a box and you won't be watching for long.

 

thank YOU mara, I thought it was really incredIble.

match, this guy IS really incredible. i think,
and plastic i bet you know who this guy is that sends us all the

incredible stuff.
HUGS
kayrose

 

Well said, Match!

I love to see what imagination can create and although now at the age where I once considered people "ancient" (gentle grin), I still manage to see magic in nearly everything. Not a bad way to live - and I suspect most of us are like that.

 

lovely thoughts.
love
KR

 

Indeed imagination is what it takes to create anything that hasn't been done before, your imagination sees the finished thing, so you set out to create what is there in your imagination.
Being employed as a jack of all engineer, I sometimes have to create something in order to get a job done and a machine running. That is if anything my particular talent in this world. It can sometimes be amazing to others the odd contraptions that have been made out of some odd bits of metal, welded or bolted together, but they have done the job and ensured a run of many thousand, or even hundred thousand plastic moulded parts.
The latest thing was a new to us but second hand mould, it made the little plastic things, but they wouldn't come out of the mould. My imagination saw a short blast of compressed air would possibly help, so a fancy shaped bit of aluminium strip, bent to what I knew would be right, plus a specially made air nozzle to fan the air outwards, couple that to an electrical air valve, and it worked a treat. 10,000 plastic bits later, job done.

Nev.

 

Good for you!! Aaah, people like you, Nev, are being a rarity, sadly!