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Another angle.
A piece I did for my Basic 2-D class combining line and shape problems.
Descriptive Line - all vertical lines (the octopus)
Implied Shape (the circles)
Growing Squares
Dividing Groundsheet into shapes
Photo by: Justin Stubleski
Description: Final assignment for lighting.
The object was to have a series of four related images and I chose table top glass shot on a black background with a single light source. I really dig the line and shape in each image an how it's only the highlights that define the glass.
Process: White-Line Lighting
Scan of a big project (5 months) in Art Academy.
To start with I had to doodle shapes. Find shapes that were "me". Shapes I felt comfortable with. Hundreds of shapes were sketched in my dummy. After that I had to pick the best shapes. With these shapes I had to work. Make more shapes based on those. From these shapes there was an other selection made to choose the best collection. Now I had to refine those shapes and make a final series using black ink or marker. Finally from that collection the best shapes were chosen.
I had to cut these shapes out of black cardboard. Now the worst part of the project started. I had to put these shapes on a copy machine and make compositions with them. Dozens and dozens of copies on A3 size. Again, more selections..... Keep the best.....
Finally we had to make life-size shapes out of thick cardboard and paint them black. With these shapes we had to make 3 photo sessions.
1) Make compositions on the outside wall of the academy (huge white wall of a building designed by the famous Rietveld)
2) Inside a white studio
3) On location (which, thank goodness, we could pick ourselves).
I made the photo's in a forest near the village where I lived.It was winter and freezing.
The photo's (again, lots, and lots of shots) had to go through a selection. The best I had to make large sized versions in the dark room in school.
Finally I had to paste the photo's on huge pieces of paper and hang them next to the A3 sized copies in the studio.
After that there was nothing else to do then to hope for a good comment from the teacher.
Aaaaah, those were the days...
In my shape photo I demonstrated the principal of pattern and unity because the group of buckets that are alike to one another but in a couple different positions are grouped together. To take this photo i angled my camera above a group of many of these buckets and got closer to some of them. I think I did well with the principals and angle but could have possibly improved on subject matter or the few edges of the buckets at the top that could be distracting.
New at Bratiful.
I think the Avatar Welcome Pack has made Senra and other free bodies in SL obsolete. Exception some of the free or cheap heads available in Second Life.
I put this package together for several reasons. One is that the Avatar Welcome Pack is lacking a bit in instructions that are new avatar friendly. I also cover some work arounds for some of the limitations with the Lite heads and bodies.
I did four anatomically correct shapes for each head. I also included ten different BOM nail layers.
Available at Bratiful:
Shape of Despair @ Doom Over Kiev VI, Kiev, UA. 27.04.2013
www.facebook.com/shapeofdespairofficial
My second shape now listed on the marketplace. (Re-posted this
because I re-did the advertisement picture, shape is still the same)
More to come during the following days, with female shapes
coming up next week. :)
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/AS-SHAPE-Sanford/2165671
ps. Just a reminder that I do custom shapes as well,
so if you're interested please feel free to contact me :D
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Shape of Despair @ Doom Over Kiev VI, Kiev, UA. 27.04.2013
www.facebook.com/shapeofdespairofficial
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Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2019
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11:30 AM
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