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Drawings on the green grass
photo by NNoti Nastenkina
www.flickr.com/photos/nnoti_nastenkina
And nice video is here vimeo.com/54197118#
So this projects was my final project for my degree, its a self initiated project about the design process.
to cut a long story short i made up three things i really believe in about design. these were as follows:
Process is just as important as product
Design is a labour of love
and One amalgamation of things i
believe design should be.
all these three things were created using three different process, three which i really enjoy doing being:
Screen printing
Hand Drawing
Digital
These were then all documented from intial ideas to production to try to give people a greater appreciation for design and the design process.
The Videos for each of these pieces will be up soon!
This was the book i created to document each piece in print form, the book is french folded with screenshots in a contact sheet format to try to get people to understand what is inside a design. The front pages are just key points through the initial, development, production stages.
I wanted to try portraiture more--my work has been mostly aviation for a few months now...it's time to get back into a more subtle realm.
"light bot troop transport" for the Thought Processor Seattle Series
Feb 12th is the offical launch of the entire series at Urban Light Studios . All the colorways from the series will be available for FREE DOWNLOAD during the show.
Check out the series so far at phonetic's page
this show's opening right down the hall from Bherd studios, in the Greenwood collective, where i'll also be showing in their "Ladies First" show - come by and say hi! :)
Na sequência da visita, através do programa ERASMUS, do Prof. Livio Conti, a 15 de maio de 2014, o laboratório SEPSI da Escola Superior de Tecnologia e Gestão de Beja, realizou o workshop Aplicações de Processamento de Sinal.
Mais reportagens fotográficas em: www.flickr.com/photos/40478366@N08/collections/
38° 00' 46.87''N
7° 52' 22.19''W
The salt solution is decanted off the rock chips which are then placed overnight in a freezer. There has to be room around the chips for expansion as the salt freezes. This is the critical part - the rapid freezing creates very small crystals in the pore spaces that gently blow the rock apart and break down the structure - hopefully without damaging the microfossils.
Experimenting with more extreme processing in Lightroom than I might normally be comfortable with. This was actually shot at ISO 1600, at sunset, in the shadow of a large hill.