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In keeping with my uni course in media arts, I have created a minute long animation. The brief was titled "EVOLUTION"
Using rota-scoping, flash and after effects.
Sound effects downloaded from freesound.org
This, of course, would be the reflickerized/jpg-converted screenshot of the confirmation of the myspace bulletinized hyperlinked html code for the blogged entry of the flickrized upload of an attached jpg conversion of screenshot tiff of emailed link of blogged text message almost turned to haiku.
UPDATE: Looks like this image just got referenced here.
(Thanks, Jarrett Martineau!)
Evolution of Mammals proved a popular interactive display following the ‘evolutionary tree’ with model mammals, looking at how different mammals skulls work and asking visitors to play spot the difference between DNA strands
Unexpected detail on a random shape.
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Andi in Costa Rica combined with Baby Andi in St. Thomas. Just couldn't wean her off the Pina Coladas.
" Evolution. Self destruction. Twisted emotions.
Inverse progression. Fatal cloning.
The Cosmos, an illusion. Black Air.
(We are) Self idols, gods, and Slaves.then.. to whom do we strive?
As far, from abstraction -we are Human. And do not polemize about it.
Blind eyes dreamt.(and Love) shhhh... "
Grilling chicken and listening to Fader's 10th Anniv. podcast. Fifi dances with an Evolve speaker.
Photo nerd lesson ... always always always reset or check your lighting settings on your camera before shooting. This pic started out blue/green; I had failed to rest my WB from Fluorescent to either Auto or (in this case) Daylight after photo class on Monday. Used Lightroom to drop in day light filter and did a tiny bit of sharpening to tighten up the shadows on Fi's face.
Trying to get my spot for the next photo. However, I look like as I'm going to start my backwards evolution into the lake.
This is a series of photos of Dion Wright's sculpture called "Evolution of Birds." The set "begins" lower right, "ends" upper left - in the sun. See more at his web site: www.dionwright.com/