Monthly Archives: April 2007

New series of compositions based on Atmospherik. Looking for better weight and contrast on the focal points and less exactness in the paths of motion.

Came back to the Atmospherik study today to see what new light I can shine on it.

Grabed this postscript from a project I was working on a few weeks ago. Here’s a video study I made with it And an interactive Flash version (mouse your mouse to control)

Less is more. As chaotic as some of the compositions have been, it’s tough find the balance where proportion of scale and restraint draw you and allow you to imagine versus an explosion of activitivity that fills the screen and … Continue reading →

It’s been fun playing around with the different variations in the systems. Starting to control more how things are generated and refining the processes for assigning color so there is a good balance throughout. Now if only I could be … Continue reading →

Got myself to the point where I’m enjoying the systems as they begin to work together much better. I’ve also discovered a new album I like (thanks to an iTunes suggestion) called “I Choose Noise, by Hybrid”. Thought Hybrid was … Continue reading →

New series of composition that use a combination of paiting systems to add diversity to the layering of the outcome. Colors are based on 3 images of the same photograph just with variations in hue and saturation.

I like the energy of this brush style, but there needs refinement in the control. Too much of the same makes the composition lack focus and direction. I am however enjoying the layerings of color. Next will be to try … Continue reading →

.flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; } .flickr-yourcomment { } .flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; } .flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } In about a month from now, May 12th, I’m doing a workshop for the OFFF conference … Continue reading →

Summertime This past week I’ve been playing around with a few color explorations and had a chance to work on an idea I’ve had for some time, but haven’t had much time to explore. In the past I’ve used images … Continue reading →