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From a series to catalogue the latest sock creatures made by my wife. Strobist info: SB800 camera left through a grid and another from the right to open up the shadows a bit, as with real animals they can stand harsh light not having any shiny surfaces and I liked the hard shadows that resulted.
Hus bush is a very small creature that likes exploring water and rocks but he actually lives in a very dark bush. He is very friendly and is 2 like his sister Cho.
Glory Farm Primary School
Year 4
Crocheted Amigurumi Unidentified Creature.
I hope a merry little army of these guys comes and takes over the world to enforce their jolly way of life upon us.
The models for these creatures were created using Spore, a popular computer game, then exported to 3D modeling software so they could be printed.
The magic and fantastic creatures in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter books have their roots in European Renaissance traditions. The National Library of Medicine's collections include the writings and portraits of the historical philosophers whose work influenced the development of Western science and medicine.
Browse the work of several European thinkers in alchemy, astrology, and natural philosophy. apps.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/digitalgallery/index.cfm?gall...
Creature 4 with Ryan
Ryan S. Lemke, 08
Bass Wood, Paint, Penny and Needle
Dimensions Unique
Photography by Nick Lee
Bringing fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context.
Creature is a cross-disciplinary project led by SDNA in collaboration with pioneering digital media artists, neuro-scientists, electronic musicians, dancers and physical performers, and explores the ways in which we can bring fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context. The first stage of research focused on the exploration of the ideal conditions needed for the human imagination to conjure visions of a “Creature.”
Bringing fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context.
Creature is a cross-disciplinary project led by SDNA in collaboration with pioneering digital media artists, neuro-scientists, electronic musicians, dancers and physical performers, and explores the ways in which we can bring fictional creatures into existence within a live art and theatrical context. The first stage of research focused on the exploration of the ideal conditions needed for the human imagination to conjure visions of a “Creature.”
My solo exhibition at Sho BCN in Barcelona.
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