Break & associés / le carton installation portfolio de Till Wiedeck graphiste photocollages plasticien Film d'animation aux 102 International Awards. peinture sur timbres bit.code graphisme punk et suisse dessins d'automates numérisation de catalogues d'exposition Fever Ray série de phtographies de Arne Lind Reconnaissance de gestes à partir d'un microphone Mey Lean Kronemann illustrations glitch culture prouesse technique par Nicholas Hance MCElroy clip expositions online photographe portfolio d'une graphiste projections topographiques court-métrage de Eliot Rausch photographies jeu de mots interactions sons / images peintre et illustratrice frameworks capteurs 3D on va tout faire péter Tree, Line Play with Google maps Smoke and mirrors Have fun safety first The Expressive Web installation solaire et musicale Photographies prises au quotidien template HTML5 chaque jour une nouvelle inspiration série de photos de Stucco Press time-lapse studio graphique installé à Montréal harmonies colorées et motifs motifs à télécharger tutoriel Web par Matt Luckhurst WebGL
Drop Dead Gorgeous The Morning News: How did you come up with the idea for this series? Daniela Edburg: I started this series in 2001 for my art school thesis. I painted back then, and I wanted to do a series of remakes of my favorite paintings. [I planned to add] a spin by adding one element [that would be] very much out of context. The detail in these photographs is so elaborate. First I find my victim. How do you decide where to shoot these characters? The location is usually a familiar place; my grandmother’s house, a friend’s kitchen, or my husband’s studio. Why do food and beauty products have such a sinister effect on the women in your photographs? I guess I am pretty compulsive. Your Drop Dead Gorgeous series reminds me of some horror films and thrillers featuring women—Carrie, the Stepford Wives, Basic Instinct, Rosemary’s Baby—have any films or scenes influenced your work? Death by Bananas is an almost direct reference to Hitchcock’s The Birds. I think that death is very seductive.
PIXINESS - Oeuvre d’art lumineuse, numérique et interactive à échelle urbaine par Axel Morgenthaler Leonard Nimoy Photography Leonard Nimoy first experienced the magic of making photographic images as a teen-ager in the early 1940s. His darkroom was the family bathroom in their small Boston apartment. His subjects were family and friends. He studied at UCLA under Robert Heineken in the early 1970s and later received an “artist in residence” appointment at the American Academy in Rome. Mr Nimoy’s photography is included in many museum collections, including The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Judah L. Besides his rising stature as a major contemporary American photographer, in his spare time Mr.
Fashion & Luxury Events » Comptoir des Cotonniers FW 10-11 Founder & Artistic Director Working with one of the most elusive and often under-appreciated elements in creating unique atmospheres,Thierry Dreyfus has been deemed as "[the man] who is making the City of Light live up to its name. The designer is the master of the soft glow, bright beams and laser lines" by Suzy Menkes of the International Herald Tribune. Art director and artist since 1985, Thierry Dreyfus got his first taste of lighting in theater and opera, and since gone on to develop his own artistic mise en scène. After designing light installations for the 2000 Lyon Biennale and working on a commission for the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, he lit up the Grand Palais for its reopening in 2005. As Artistic Director of Eyesight Fashion and Luxury, Thierry expands the boundaries of runway modernity through custom design light-scenography.
Lou O' Bedlam Blog Conception lumière architecturale - concepteur lumière Photo Essays – Jan Sochor Blog Photo: Resonate The 3 days in Belgrade that are the Resonate Festival are perhaps the most intensely packed and compressed segments of time imaginable. They seem in the moment to flash by in an epic and chaotic blast of inspiration and then to linger for days, weeks and it now seems likely, months after-the-fact as its implications are processed and absorbed. For those who are not familiar with this relatively new festival, Resonate's mission statement is "Bringing together artists to drive a forward-looking debate on the position of technology in art and culture" and that the festival is a "platform for networking, information, knowledge sharing and education. Impressively Resonate does exactly this and more, providing a rich medium for quite possibly the most nascent and fertile ideas, ruminations and combinations thereof from innovators and practitioners in fields that are often borderline emergent themselves. Photos: Resonate Continue reading>>
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News I recently started playing with shaders in three.js and I wanted to share some of what I’ve discovered so far. Shaders are the ‘secret sauce’ of modern graphics programming and understanding them gives you a lot of extra graphical fire-power. For me the big obstacle to learning shaders was the lack of documentation or simple examples, so hopefully this post will be useful to others starting out. This post will focus on using pixel shaders to add post-processing effects to Three.js scenes. This post assumes you already know the basics of using Three.js. What is a Shader? A Shader is a piece of code that runs directly on the GPU. The big conceptual shift when considering shaders is that they run in parallel. There are 2 main types of shaders – vertex shaders and pixel shaders. Vertex Shaders generate or modify 3D geometry by manipulating its vertices. There are 2 different kinds of pixel shaders - Shaders that draw an image or texture directly. Pixel Shaders in Three.js GLSL Syntax
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