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The final mosaic. A lot of this was done by hand, and quickly. The results aren't that great, but some more tweaking to match the images, including doing some color correction, would produce a pretty neat panorama.
This installation had a life size model synchronized with what was displayed on VR goggles. The user can really interact with the virtual model by holding her hand. The screens show what the user can see and an external virtual view of the scene.
I use to doodle with pen and paper, when I got bored. Now I use my computer when I feel artistic, and sometimes I don't know what I am going to end up with. This was the case when I overexposed a picture back in September. "I can't do anything with this, I thought". So I began to play, and this is what I came up with. It will not win any awards, but it stilled my boredom.
Digital Painting
My teacher sold a copy to some lady at NYU. $20 for half an hour's work, awwe yeahh.
we had to use a portrait of ourselves and redo it completely with only lowered opacity airbrushing. about 70 layers later this is what i've come up with.
This figure is available for fair use, see www.realtimerendering.com/blog/our-books-figures-now-down...
The booth of e-on software had rotating demos about the new features introduced in Vue 6 in the areas of atmospheres, ecosystems, hypertextures and animation.
Created using the new web based computer graphics programs Peacock and Raven. Part of the Aviary suite of applications (still in Beta phase).
The Great Stellated Dodecahedron is composed of twelve pentagrams. The Pythagorean graftal procedure has been applied eight levels deep to each pentagram of the Great Stellated Dodecahedron. The outer structure indicates additional, interior parallel planes into which a space-frame structure could be continued.