bonum fabulisA quick test of building a small interactive Augmented Reality scene using Reality Composer on an iPad.
Get close to the truck, and it rolls away!
Turn up your SOUND.
To view the models in Augmented Reality,
visit bonumfabulis.com on an iOS device.
If an image has an AR box icon,
TAP to view the model in Augmented Reality.
When businesses boarded up in the spring of 2020 many protesters and artists embraced the blank slates to share their points of view.
As the boards began to come down, we captured some locations in the mission district of San Francisco in June 2020 as part of Cyark‘s Map the Moment project. Cyark used our photosets, and sets donated from around the country to calculate models that captured a point in history on a national scale.
The data sets are available for download on Open Herritage 3D.
To view the models in Augmented Reality,
visit bonumfabulis.com on an iOS device.
If an image has an AR box icon,
TAP to view the model in Augmented Reality.
Vase by Joe McGovern.
To view the models in Augmented Reality,
visit bonumfabulis.com on an iOS device.
If an image has an AR box icon,
TAP to view the model in Augmented Reality.
These two panels from Balmy Alley are a test of large-scale models using normal maps for detail on a low poly-count model. This original model was a modest 400,000, but the lo-poly is 40,000.
This is just one garage with two murals in an alley filled with murals (in a neighborhood filled with murals).
Find out more about the alley and it’s artwork:
bonum fabulis claims no rights to any artwork captured in this photomodel.
To view the models in Augmented Reality,
visit bonumfabulis.com on an iOS device.
If an image has an AR box icon,
TAP to view the model in Augmented Reality.
The physical model is a cast plaster cherub that was found sitting on a street light in the early 90’s. The plaster is pink, and has faded un-evenly over the years.
The model was calculated from 219 photographs taken in a diffuse light box.
To view the models in Augmented Reality,
visit bonumfabulis.com on an iOS device.
If an image has an AR box icon,
TAP to view the model in Augmented Reality.
Photogrammetry models and HDRI light probes of locations around Bernal Heights, San Francisco, were created for use in Unreal Engine Online Learning courses.
The environment models are used for plate line-ups, character and prop placement, reflections, and shadow catching. The HDRI are used for lighting assets to be composited int he filmed plates.
To view the models in Augmented Reality,
visit bonumfabulis.com on an iOS device.
If an image has an AR box icon,
TAP to view the model in Augmented Reality.