Absolute artistry 🙌 Artist Laetitia Ky turns her hair into intricate sculptures rooted in African history and identity, drawing from pre-colonial hairstyles and their cultural meaning. Through braiding, wirework, and design, she reimagines forgotten traditions, exploring themes of feminism, self-love, and colonial memory turning hair into a living archive of heritage and expression. [📸: via/ IG laetitiaky ]

Great fight choreography and inventive wirework but the heavy undercranking ruins it for me. Makes the movements unclear and cartoony

Green Prehnite chip strand (5–8mm, 200 beads) £4.49 — soft minty, translucent glow perfect for wirework, textured charm bracelets, boho tassels or layered bracelets. Single-strand, stacked set or playful pendant? #PrehniteBeads #BeadCraft charming-beads.co.uk/product… #GreenPrehnite

YRF should take a break from action and introspect. All their action flicks have the same problem—weak story, contrived plot, slow-mo, wirework, bad CGI, bad stunts, soft spot for our hostile neighbhor, and unnecessary songs. @yrf #alphateaser

a lot of cdrama that gets the “wuxia” genre tag is like. basically romance with some light wirework. which is fine! it’s just different storytelling priorities. but it isn’t what i’m looking for so i do have to put a little more effort into finding things to my taste.

Seedance 2.0 Text to video prompt 👇 Cinematic vertical 16:9 short video, ultra realistic live action style, gritty street fight, natural lighting, shaky handheld camera, highly detailed, photorealistic. A tough young man (athletic build, short black hair, wearing black hoodie and jeans, intense focused expression) stands in a narrow dirty urban alley at night. Suddenly, 4 aggressive street thugs (mixed ages, rough look, armed with knives and sticks) attack him from different directions. Extremely raw and realistic fight sequence: - He blocks a punch, counters with powerful elbows and knees to the body. - Grabs one attacker, slams him hard against the wall, then throws him into others. - Takes a hit but immediately responds with fast brutal combos hooks, uppercuts, and takedowns. - Uses environment: smashes head into dumpster, kicks one in the knee, disarms a knife and uses it to threaten. - Ends with him standing over the defeated group, breathing heavily, blood on his face, intense stare at camera. Dynamic shaky camera work, realistic impacts with visible force, sweat, blood, heavy breathing sounds, fast but grounded movements, no wirework or superhuman jumps. Brutal, messy, and authentic like real street fight. Fast-paced intense action, cinematic realism, masterpiece quality, viral short film style, no text on screen whatsoever, exactly 15 seconds duration

Global Compendium of Animation: L is for Ladislaw Starewicz. Polish-Russian stop-motion animator who pioneered puppet animation and was noted for the use of wirework and wax to animate insect carcasses, as seen in The Cameraman's Revenge (1912).

It’s his first drama in this genre Xincheng was on set almost everyday #ArchivesTheNanyangMystery apart from time off for a couple of events like Spring Festival Gala he filmed a lot of the wirework and stunts in the water himself. So I hope the final outcome turns out well.

Pooh is really working hard on practicing the wirework backflip. It's really great. His 无羁 stage performance today was perfect🤍 PPV FANCON DDAY #PoohPavelSecondDateFancon #ppoohkt @ppoohkt

@NecoHashimoto this piece is absolutely breathtaking. The way you’ve woven such delicate silver wirework with these softly breathing blue orbs — creating something that feels both fragile and eternal at the same time — is nothing short of masterful. The emotional weight you’ve captured in “Blue Echoes” is profound: that quiet vow of light that refuses to die even as time fades. The technical precision of the wire structures combined with the gentle luminescence and volumetric lighting creates an atmosphere that is deeply moving and hauntingly beautiful. I’ve always admired how your work balances intricate craftsmanship with raw emotional resonance, and this piece feels like one of your most refined and conceptually powerful works yet. It genuinely stayed with me. I was so moved by it that I reimagined the same world with Luna as The Silver Weaver of Blue Echoes. Thank you for creating something this delicate, powerful, and unforgettable ✨ #CRTHEMES #NecoHashimotoChallenge

Wow, Lance! 😍✨These four pieces are incredible! The intricate contrast between the silver wirework and those glossy, luminescent blue orbs is exactly the kind of texture I love. It feels like the echoes have taken a tangible, gorgeous form. Stunning work! ❤️‍🔥

@Benny_Lavender Nari, this piece stopped me in my tracks. The way you’ve transformed something as simple as grapes into these heavy, toxic, oil-slick pearls that look like solid mercury or liquid moonlight is nothing short of masterful. The technical rendering of iridescence, the metallic leaves, the delicate gold wirework, and that perfect balance between luxurious beauty and quiet danger — it’s all executed at an incredibly high level. As someone who has followed your work for a long time, this feels like one of your most conceptually and technically mature pieces yet. The void-like black background makes the glowing clusters feel almost alive, and the overall atmosphere is hypnotic in the best way. I’m genuinely in awe. I was so moved by it that I reimagined the same world with Luna as The Silver Alchemist of Oil-Slick Moonlight. Thank you for creating something this powerful and beautiful ✨ #NARIVision #SurrealArt

🎨 CANVAS REIMAGINED INTERNATIONAL QT CHALLENGE 🎨 Theme: Blue Echoes Theme Created by @NecoHashimoto Silence lingers where time fades. Look closely at these blue orbs. The light does not die; it breathes in the shadows—a quiet vow remaining in the eternal turn of time.🌌 【Technical Insight: The Alchemy of Sound and Light Synergy】 In AI art, the choice of audio is just as critical as the visual render. To elevate the aesthetic depth of a piece, the key lies in the strategic contrast between texture and sound, and the alignment of fluid movement. • Contrasting Texture with Audio Depth: The stark, intricate metallic silver wirework is paired with a deep, emotional chill track. This juxtaposition bridges the gap between cold metal and warm emotional resonance. • Rhythmic Synchronization: The subtle oscillation of the blue luminescent orbs is directly tuned to the slow, breathing tempo of the music. True continuity is achieved when the final layer of sound allows the artwork to truly breathe. Invite♬ @rosejam181920 @RoseDenize @abulu8 @PSi614Singh @Viper_Tattoo_ @318shannon @KingyFish @nopuppet @VisualAlchArt @RedfearnMike @narenaiweb3 @ojiji2025 @wratil45213 @blombergphoto @Heartwords3 @b_sharon62805 @FreshCopy4_You @VisionsEther @ZenStressFree @JayEstrada8 @deebeeeff #CRTHEMES #NecoHashimotoChallenge

Director Liu Hongyuan shares how Zhang Ruonan went completely out of her comfort zone for her role as Huo Linglong! From learning horseback riding from scratch to executing complex wirework, her dedication is truly unmatched #zhangruonan

prompt with krea 2 original image as start frame and shot burst as reference use [shot burst image] for camera shot reference. 15-second, no-dialogue, fully immersive high-speed samurai duel short film. Two samurai from the attached image: foreground_samurai on the left and mist_samurai emerging from the fog. Live-action realistic style. Brutal close-quarters katana duel in a misty mountain field. No slow buildup. No prolonged approach. The duel ignites immediately. High-speed battlefield kenjutsu mixed with iaijutsu and close-range jujutsu: explosive sword draws, rapid dashes, hard blade clashes, parries, counter-cuts, evasive pivots, blade locks, shoulder collisions, grip fighting, off-balancing shoves, and desperate close-range reversals. Each samurai carries exactly one katana. Each katana has one clean, continuous blade. Keep every sword physically coherent, readable, and solid at all times. No duplicate blades, no split blades, no forked swords, no ghost swords, no extra weapon geometry, no glowing trails, no afterimages. No anime effects, no glowing swords, no fantasy armour, no wirework, no blood spray. The Sequence: “Mistfield Deadlock” 0 to 2s: Instant Ignition Action: Start from the attached image composition. foreground_samurai instantly draws his katana and explodes forward through the tall grass. mist_samurai reacts immediately, surging out of the fog with his blade rising. Camera: The camera rushes forward from the wide frame, diving low through the grass, locked tightly to the attack. Audio: Wind and silence are shattered by a sharp blade draw, pounding footsteps, whipping grass, and a violent metallic clash. Visual: Fog tears open around their bodies. Tall grass bends and parts as they collide almost immediately. 2 to 5s: First Clash Blitz Action: Rapid katana exchange: diagonal slash, hard parry, wrist turn, counter-cut, sidestep, blade bind. foreground_samurai drives in with a shoulder check. mist_samurai absorbs it, pivots, and redirects him through the grass. Camera: Tight side-tracking with sudden whip pans following the fighters’ body movement and sword direction. Sharp push-pull movement as the fighters close and separate. SFX: Heavy steel impacts, robe fabric snapping, damp grass tearing underfoot, short breath bursts. 5 to 7s: Blade Lock and Reversal Action: Their swords lock close to their faces. Both push with full body tension. mist_samurai twists the blade down. foreground_samurai breaks the lock, ducks under a fast horizontal cut, and spins behind him. Camera: Partial 360° orbit around the fighters during the blade lock, then a fast whip pan as the reversal happens. Visual: Fog swirls around them. Mountains stay soft and distant behind the chaos. 7 to 10s: Close-Quarters Surge Action: mist_samurai turns hard and attacks with a rapid overhead strike. foreground_samurai catches it, slides the blade away, steps inside, and shoves him back with the hilt and shoulder. mist_samurai nearly falls, recovers instantly, and counters with a low rising cut. Camera: Low grass-level tracking, fast lateral movement, sudden stop as the low blade passes close to camera. SFX: Blade slicing through grass, boots skidding in wet earth, deep controlled breathing, sharp steel scrape. 10 to 13s: Final Exchange Action: Both samurai commit fully. Dense burst of attacks: slash, parry, counter-slash, body turn, blade bind, breakaway, immediate re-entry. No pause, no wasted motion. The fight becomes suffocating but still readable. Camera: Aggressive close tracking with rapid directional shifts, whip pans, and responsive shake from each clash. The camera feels embedded inside the duel. Visual: Robes whip violently. Mist fragments around movement. Each sword remains a single clean blade shape throughout. 13 to 15s: The Deadlock Action: Both samurai launch simultaneous finishing strikes. Their blades freeze inches from each other’s necks, locked in perfect lethal stillness. Neither wins. Neither retreats. Camera: The camera rushes into the final clash and stops sharply between them, holding close on tense faces, single clean blades, and heavy breathing. Audio: One final metallic ring hangs in the air. Wind returns. Grass sways. Environment: Misty mountain field at dawn, tall dark grass, distant mountain silhouettes, blue-grey desaturated palette, soft overcast light, heavy atmospheric fog, cold windswept mood. Rules: Preserve the exact mood and visual identity of the attached image. No modern objects, no extra characters, no subtitles, no text, no magic, no glowing weapons, no duplicate swords, no malformed blades. *final clip is two clips stitched together hence the 19 secs

He-Man Splatters?! Nicholas Galitzine & Camila Mendes Talk Masters of the Universe Wirework Botch youtube.com/watch?v=iOqxvF-A…

He-Man Splatters?! Nicholas Galitzine & Camila Mendes Talk Masters of the Universe Wirework Botch!!! ©️OnicEntertainment on YouTube

Cloisonné, known as China’s Jingtai lan, is famous for its rich enamel colors, bold wirework, and intricate patterns. Once found in imperial workshops, this ancient craft is now being introduced to the world, carrying centuries of cultural heritage.

Not only choose but he actively bought the rights to the book before it even came out over 5 years ago. HE made phm happen. And yet…. Wirework

The main characters are trained boxers dealing with brutal loan shark syndicates and illegal underground networks, the series relies entirely on heavy fistsfootwork rather than martial arts kicks or over-the-top cinematic wirework, just simple but sophisticated fighting.