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Nature By Numbers by Cristobal Vila
Published June 24, 2013
Updated May 5, 2016
In this 3D animated short film, Cristobal Vila of Eretrea Studios illustrates a few of the structures that repeat over and over again in nature. You’re probably familiar with concepts like the Golden Ratio and the Golden Spiral and if you saw the movie or read The Da Vinci Code, you’ve heard of the Fibonacci Sequence. Nature By Numbers shows these concepts dynamically in his captivating film.