Photoshop can/should alter your sense of reality
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Good inspiration for a project
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Music Player with AS3 in real world
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http://stopmotionmagazine.blogspot.com/ http://www.youtube.com/stopmotionmagazine
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Not an incredibly far-fetched idea. At least technically, it can totally be done.
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Learn about the logic of famous cinema plots and the extension of those. Great example for dissecting your story into a multimedia project, aka our Assignment 3 Flash Web-like Site!!!
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http://www.jimcarrey.com/ created by http://65media.com/
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Computer Mouse Design bad example. it looks hideous!
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Ira Glass on Story Telling. Yes, he's the golden poster boy for This American Life on NPR. He's popular for a reason and the ways he dissect the craft of Storytelling is applicable to all forms. Yes, even in the Cyberspace! Tune in!
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Narrative Mode (1) Multiform -- Single Event with Multiple Perspectives Temporal Space -- how montage glues and forms space in time. The Battleship Potemkin (1925), Sergei Eisenstein "The Odessa Staircase" sequence Eisentein's Montage Theory: Metric - where the editing follows a specific number of frames (based purely on the physical nature of time), cutting to the next shot no matter what is happening within the image. This montage is used to elicit the most basal and emotional of reactions in the audience. Rhythmic - includes cutting based on time, but using the visual composition of the shots -- along with a change in the speed of the metric cuts -- to induce more complex meanings than what is possible with metric montage. Tonal - a tonal montage uses the emotional meaning of the shots -- not just manipulating the temporal length of the cuts or its rhythmical characteristics -- to elicit a reaction from the audience even more complex than from the metric or rhythmic montage. Overtonal/Associational - the overtonal montage is the cumulation of metric, rhythmic, and tonal montage to synthesize its effect on the audience for an even more abstract and complicated effect. Intellectual - uses shots (static shots of objects, symbols) which, combined, elicit an intellectual meaning.
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Liesbeth Bussche // Urban Jewelry belgian designer liesbeth bussche creates jewelry for urban space. brussche's large-scale sculptures take on the same forms of jewelry such as earrings and necklaces. concrete balls become pearls for earrings and warning tape. is made of woven beads. the artist is currently exhibiting at the 'what's new?exhibition at galerie sofie lachaert until 8 november 2009.
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uniqlo is one of the best clothing stores with simple and functional design. they have the best Web campaign by far. even better than Muji.
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Type & Movement -- Angeled Rotation
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Kuler is the web-hosted application for generating color themes that can inspire any project. No matter what you're creating, with Kuler you can experiment quickly with color variations and browse thousands of themes from the Kuler community. You can even reference an image to pick out its color from specific spot.
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Jonathan Jarvis
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Scene in Pulp Fiction represented with Typography. By Jarratt Moody
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Pay attention to the expression of the alphabets in motion
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Animated Text Design Use motion to express emotions
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New Gagosian space is a Boutique!
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Written and Directed by PES *2009 Sundance Film Festival Winner *2009 Audience Award, Annecy Animation Festival *TIME Magazine voted #2 Internet Video of the Year *to see behind-the-scenes stills from Western Spaghetti and other PES films, find PES on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/people/Pes-Fi...
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Perfect example for the 1st assignment.
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Post-In Stop-Motion Animation by Bang-Yao Liu. There is also the making of for your information! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpWM0FNPZSs
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Department of Motor Vehicle. A field report. brutally real
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Congratulations Lauren!!! Miss September Winner for db-db!! Score for Team 349! way to go~
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Stefan Sagmeister's "Things I have learnt in my life so far". Watch Video to understand the playability of the book: SS's firm Sagmeister latest client: David Bryne and Brian Eno's "Everything that happens will happen today". they will play at the Greek theater in LA on Oct 4... should i go?
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Ernie Gehr - Serene Velocity (1970)
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MoMA show on view
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9 Scripts from a Nation at War One of the most striking works on view at Documenta in Kassel, Germany, is '9 Scripts from a Nation at War.' Resulting from the collaboration between artists David Thorne, Katya Sander, Ashley Hunt, Sharon Hayes, and Andrea Geyer, the piece is a 10-channel video installation that examines the political, economical, and cultural issues surrounding the war in Iraq.
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Interesting way to appropriate your body! Use different vocabulary to stretch your visual imagination and execution! enjoy your shaping up ideas! http://www.thijsverbeek.nl/index5.html
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Amazing student Sherri Cline links me to this: http://color.slightlyblue.com/ Color paletted selector in Flickr.... amazing find S!
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Richard Serra: 40 years of works Amazing work of art that transcends time, space and placement of body. The immersion of self and the intimitation of envelopment are equally beautiful and sublime. Only if we can wrap our mind around the physicality of material and its tension that stretch us far from our reality. Too bad I couldn't make it, sigh~ http://moma.org/exhibitions/2007/serra/
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The Little Artists (John Cake and Darren Neave) immortalize iconic artists and their artworks in un-manipulated Lego.
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Animation from Manga by Taiyo Matsumoto
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50,000 Beds A Project by Chris Doyle has commissioned forty-five different artists to make short videos, each set in a different hotel, motel, or inn across Connecticut. The exhibition focuses on the hotel room as a site filled with narrative potential. Familiar yet foreign, a hotel room combines experiences of both intimacy and anonymity. The short videos will show a diverse range of artistic responses and themes—from fiction to documentary to a consideration of the relationship between travelers who stay in hotels and the laborers who work in them.
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Chris Johnson, a Portland based artist has a new drawing book celebrating the ontology of life, "what is"! --- --- --- Alleged Press publishes interesting and tongue-in-cheek artist's books!
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Free Online Magazine: ArtReview try to find the previous issues. the one with David Lynch was interesting!
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NYC Illustrator
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Anatomy of a Murder - Title Sequence by Saul Bass
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Miranda July, the director of "Me and you and everybody we know", as well as one of my favorite video/performance artists and writers, has a new book out! She made a wonderfully low-tech website to promote it. Check it out and learn the beauty of witty use of web creation! =]
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Berlin-based photographer Thomas Demand. The piece is on view in L'Esprit d'Escalier, an overview of Demand'ss work from 1995 to the present at the Irish Museum of Modern Art through June 3. Demand sets himself apart from the dominant "Struffsky school" of German photographers — Thomas Struth, Thomas Ruff, and Andreas Gursky — with his unusual process. Although his large-scale photographs seem to capture specific places, they actually document large-scale models constructed in the artist's Berlin warehouse studio.
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Eileen Maxson primarily a video artist, awakes jaded popular media with precise performance and critical re-created reality.
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Conceptual Art Rules! We have seen her works in class, anybody recalls? Stephanie Syjuco is a San Francisco based artist who fabricates everyday objects and materials into seemingly familar yet distorted reality. The subtle twist often comments our excessive consumer culture with wit, humor and intellectural insight.
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ART 200 is proud to present db-db's creative web creator! Please use your db-db site to collect your ART HUNT! Share and dialogue start right here --> use "message" to question and answer! *special thanks to the amazing Francis Lam, the creator of db-db.com*
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