Artist

Leslie Wayne

Suggested by Gary

Note her thick application of paint. She peels back a layer to reveal something underneath. Idea of layers revealing layers could be useful in my work.

Examples:

Artist

Morris Graves

Suggested by Mike Grady

Note his treatment of the surface and paint quality.

Examples:

Video

A quick and simple digital painting tutorial. He is painting armor, but has some really good comments and thoughts about how metal plays with light.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ht8isXrIS1o

Sketch

Just something to practice digital painting more.
I like the darkness juxtaposed with the harsh blue light.

Sketch

A digital file to try the incorporation of images. The photo is of a linear metal texture and can be found in the tower,

Notes

From Study Crit

• Work in details. Collage images. 
• Adobe Premiere 
• Flash
• Video Layering 
• Time-lapse

Artist

Note:

 David Hockney. Look for his slow moving images.

Notes

Some notes about world to create.

Study

More research into projections and screens.

The distance required is really going to depend on 2 things.

1) The projector. It seems that they are not consistent with distance/size ratios.
2) The desired image size.

I will need to decide on an image size pretty soon so i can start to test projectors and materials.

Epson has a nice visual calculator on their site. I can use it for rough estimates.

http://www.epson.com/alf_upload/landing/distance-calculator/

Study

Great video on creating cheap screen setups.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4juH3bZMuQ

Study

Rear Projection

Took a look at some materials. Higher quality professional screens can be very expensive.

Found some cheaper alternatives:

Spandex
Trapeze -by Dazian

Also looked into some basics of how it functions.

-Best used in darker spaces.
-Need to try to control and understand ambient light.
-The side receiving the image should be as dark as possible.
-Projector positioning can be finicky (dead center usually a no)
-Tension on the screen will help.
-Consider acoustic translucency.

Artist

Hari and Deepti

Collaborated on series of paper cut sculpture that are back lit.

Lighting, volume, space.