2011 / Muybridge | The T-Shirt-Issue The Muybridge installation is a study set out to capture temporal change in 3D. A three-step sequence of a bird spreading its wings is reconstructed and sculpted into T-Shirts. As the change in the wings' position is a function of time, each wing's plumage is reduced to polygonal form, modeled and rigged into successive arrangements to portray the spreading motion. This study leans on Eadweard Muybdridge's photography work in the late 1800s, with which he pioneered in the field of capturing animal and human locomotion. Challenged by a bet whether all four horse's hooves are off the ground at the same time during gallop, he conceived stop-motion photography and later on the Zoöpractiscope, which turned still photographs into dynamic projections. With the Muybridge installation, shape and fractional motion are interpreted through jersey garments.
Print Blog / Stunning, Colourful Artwork for the Office by COLOURlovers This guest post is written by Alex Black. Alex writes for printing experts Print Express. In his spare time he studies graphic and web design and is learning to code. For most people, it’s important to stay refreshed and inspired when they work – especially for people who do creative work. The artwork that hangs on the walls of the office can have a huge impact on the atmosphere and culture of the workplace, whether it’s the slogans used (Facebook famously has posters that say “Move fast and break things”) to the more subtle, beautifully designed pieces that improve the overall aesthetics. Keep Calm and Carry On by Michael Flarup Nonsensical Infographic by Chad Hagen YES (You Complete the Picture) by Trey Speegle This City Sleeps by Marc Allante A Grand Avenue by Tim Jarosz Real Artists Ship by Busy Building Things Closing Credits at the End of the Movie by Hollis Brown Thornton Too Small to Fail by Aesthetic Apparatus The Voyage by Danny Haas Fig. 1a by Chad Hagen Dr Seuss Print by Kongoriver
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Stanley Chow Illustration of Manchester England Alice au pays des arts Teagan White you guys! i can finally answer asks on my art blog! tumblr used to be lame and all answers would post to my photo blog. i don’t know when they fixed that? anyway! now that i can post answers, i will do my best to answer all questions publicly (unless it has already been answered). i am truly sorry if i miss your question, or if i have failed to respond to you in the past — i get a really really high volume of questions from students, and i want to answer them all, but i don’t always have the time. i’ve wanted to put together an FAQ page for ages but maybe this is a good alternative!? i’ll add a link to my blog sidebar where you can find all Q&As from now on.
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