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Bryan VJed (VJ'd? VJd?) at Out of Sequence last night - was a fun night and awesome to see him in action.
This was my positioning - straight infront of the boarder. Myles suggested that it should be taken at a more angled approach. The other sequence shots are his idea.
Langley at Southside
This is the snapshopts of “Tratuler Jagat” a full length 3d animated film based upon a novel written by Dr. Muhammed Zafar Iqbal. It is developed by Magic Image with supports from Shom computers and IITM. Me, Yasin Reza directed the movie. Active minds were Mahibul, Fahim, Tuhin and Ripon. It was really hard to produce this kind of output with so tiny team. But we did it. Believe it or not.
www.drawtoon.com/category/3d-animation/3d-animation-movie...
Elevator/Stair tower takes visitor down to museum entrance level. Crystal Bridges - Museum of American Art. Bentonville, Arkansas.
A self portrait, the funny thing about these portraits I took, is I am a horrid prude... no one sees me naked normally, but this was ok. I know, it is not logical.
Drag and drop the pictures to create a logical sequence. The sequence should go from upper left to bottom right. The first picture in the sequence is outlined in yellow. When you drop a box into another box, the two boxes will switch position. Click on the "Check Answer" button to see if you have the correct sequence.
This artwork is part of my last exhibition: "INNER JOURNEY", artworks about an inner journey, where self-knowledge is not to be understood as a pure end in itself, as a self-reflection, but as a bridge between people, interacting with the cognitive world, as a key factor for meaningful thinking and our relationship with the outside world.
1971 Digital Sequencer / synthesized instrument. Created by MIT Professors Edwin Fredkin & Marvin Minsky. It was created with the idea that it would replace the radio as home entertainment. Man, I love the way people in past gave the people of the future so much credit. It has no keyboard, it just beeps and boops away as you alter the arrangement with the various sliders. Two add ons were offered - an additional external amplifier (the Muse had a built in speaker) and - get this - A LIGHT SHOW!
NO. I don't own this, just love it. A lot. Someone should make a new one.
And so when she died she went into the future in a panic with absolutely no idea of what would be next.
I own nothing, except for the design. Characters were created by Mr. Rex Stout in 1930s. Dolls are Pullips made by Groove since 2000. I'm just a fan.
This Lowland Paca, Cuniculus paca, was photographed in Panama, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.