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  amunta nul

  3 years ago

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  Last one is CGI, it's his claim to fame after all
  

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  Jim Lewis

  2 years ago

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  Look v-e-e-e-r-y carefully at the pavement  where the chair eventually sits at 3.38-3.39.  See that bit of visual distortion as he sets the chair down?  I think it's glass or plastic.  Note also how the chair aligns so perfectly with the angle of the sun.  I'm guessing this took several takes, like the camera angle on the mirrored base for the legless chair did, in order not to pick up the edge.

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  phil kim

  3 years ago

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  My friend made the "Inception Chair" as a senior at RISD Furniture in 2011. She was incorrectly named in the video and the clown: ZACH KING commissioned @giftngrain to recreate the chair, rather than reach out to the original creator. He did not contact her for permission to use the chair (only one that exists is in her possession) and he made up his own name for the chair. COPYING=STEALING. The video has racked over 7 million views and he has eventually put up her website in the video description, but it isn't a justifiable outcome for this situation. Recreating work that is not your own is not okay. 

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  Bradley Johnson

  3 years ago

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  Last one is VFX. 

  
  

  To set it up (before he sits on it) I think the chair has weighted front legs so that it will stand on it's own. When he is carrying it out, you can also see a recess cut into the underside of the seat (to reduce weight?). It also appears it might be made of a rigid high density foam (the seat and the back). There is a noticeable seam between the legs and the seat as well as some weird shadows/texturing. There also appears to be some kind of a cross bar between the legs.

  
  

  
  

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  Juan Cano

  3 years ago

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  What about the anamorphic chair? That has to be CG
  

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