Tag: painting
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More kaleidoscopic play
A continuation of test footage using a kaleidoscope and composition by Mike Vernusky. Considering different color combinations, textures, rhythms. I’ll continue to lay down raw material like this, then begin to play with individual frames.
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Video
A short video of the same painted footage in the previous posts. Composition by Mike Vernusky. Test sequence for a larger project?
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Photography[painting]2
Closeup of the eyedropper/ink/paper play. Funky little chemical reaction created the copper-like patina.
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Photography[painting]
Playing around with eyedroppers, inks and watercolor paper. Photography through a kaleidoscope reminds me of looking at the world through a slide and microscope. Or a telescope to the stars.
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Video[stills]
In advance of my screening at the Cucalorus Film Festival, I returned to “Autumnal” to massage a few transitions that didn’t sit well with me. A few stills from the video:
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Video
Back to animating individual frames for Cosmos. Cutting each image down to a frame or two is tedious as all hell, but I can cheat it by cropping them to a few seconds each, then running the whole clip in fast motion. Nuance and rhythm is lost, but it gives be a basic idea of…
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Video/Stills
More stills from a painted filmstrip for Cosmos, along with a short, simple animation. I like WP’s gallery mode for images; makes it a lot easier to product a visual storyboard in short order.
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Video stills
Thoughts of Jupiter and Saturn on my mind; no wonder my shoulders feel heavy. Continuing to work with inks and solvents to see how they behave. From a series of video sequences I’ve been working with, a timeline and a return to visual storyboarding. I think I might use just this sequence as a process…
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Photography
Two painted transparencies, layered and composited in Photoshop. Like the inner chamber of the heart, rendered plastic.
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Video
Creatively on summer holiday. A test video from the “Polar” gestation period. Part one. Picture at 18 seconds in. Not at all pleased with this Flash-based compression that WordPress uses, but I’ve yet to discover a decent format that doesn’t kill all the detail.
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Video
A single painted filmstrip, plus the twirl filter in Final Cut Pro toolbox. Not serious. Just seeing what pushing a button will do. Not much. But it’s pretty.
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Strips to slides
Cut up a few painted filmstrips and placed them in slide mounts. Sort of reframing the strip, a device for projections, or “framed” as mini art. Need to get some scans up, but here’s a photo of the end result. Clickable for a larger view:
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Layered transparencies
Acrylic on acetate; three views, from largest to smallest. Clickable for larger views.
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Video
Process work from “Cosmos,” my current project. Also, my first stab at posting video with WordPress (compression not as bad as I had feared. Acrylic on 35mm filmstrips.
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