Color study: Colored paper glued down and scanned
- Top left: original scan
- Top right: adjusted digitally to reflect the true colors of the paper
- Bottom left & right: Further digital manipulations
Color study: Colored paper glued down and scanned
- Top left: original scan
- Top right: adjusted digitally to reflect the true colors of the paper
- Bottom left & right: Further digital manipulations
Process shot for my conceptual “treehouse”. Assignment requires a branch and two uses of the fibonacci sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, etc.
Materials so far: Wooden dowels (1/8th inch), wooden board, tree branch, & hot glue.
Photos from a type+photo design workshop at University of the Arts in Philadelphia taught by Franz Werner. Over the course of a week, Franz pushed us to design with light. After some experiments, I had come up with a product I was happy with. The final product (the first image) was not manipulated. All shapes and colors were projected onto the mylar, which was hanging in the center of the room. The composition was then photographed and used as a book cover.
Materials:
Bristol board, plexiglass, frosted mylar, projected red & blue light, digital photo.
More Info:
Franz Werner - Imvdesign
Uarts Workshops Spring 2012
Process shot of a 3D sculpture. My photographs on 1/4in masonite. Will be assembled into an implied cube-like sculpture.
