Some colour samples that I have been looking at and exploring for my project:
http://www.colourlovers.com/palettes/search?sortCol=votes&sortBy=DESC&query=spring&hex_logic=AND&page=7
http://www.colourlovers.com/palette/515916/z_i_m_b_a_b_w_e
http://www.colourlovers.com/palette/152077/Leather_and_grass
http://www.colourlovers.com/palette/806215/Mountain_Spring
http://www.colourlovers.com/palette/740263/Spring_Sprung_Sprang
Wednesday, 22 August 2012
Proposal for Project Three - Photographics
Proposal for project Three
For project three I plan to show time through a stop motion of claymation. I will create a character and show their againg process through their face with suited music. I will need to develop this idea further however and really consider the aesthetics of the stop motion.
For project three I plan to show time through a stop motion of claymation. I will create a character and show their againg process through their face with suited music. I will need to develop this idea further however and really consider the aesthetics of the stop motion.
Stop Motion I made
The Clip - A Virtual Reality from Ally Baldwin on Vimeo.
This is a stop motion I made for a project in dsdn101. I may use this style of claymation again in my assignment two for photographics :) I feel pretty confident in knowing how to do it and using the software.
I'm also quite into photo manipulation.
Here are some works I have done in the past using stock images (credited on my Deviant Art account.)
Sunday, 19 August 2012
Exhibition Description
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Written Proposal
This interactive object is focused on the sense of sight. The must have aesthetics for this model in order for it to function are two magnifying glasses facing into each other. They are attached to tubes and fixed at a certain length from each other in order to be in focus. The tricky thing about this model is that when looking through it, your sight is upside down. This is what gives the model a new and innovative experience. Navigating is difficult. However, by embracing this new vision the user will see the one of the three images correctly and in 3D while everything in the background of the image is an upside down world.
Instruction
- Choose one of the three upside down images provided.
- Get someone to hold it up as you take two steps back from them with the binoculars.
- Gently hold the stalks at the end, one in each hand.
- Hold the lenses up to your eyes, red being on the left.
- Adjust the lenses to the width of your eyes.
- Looks through the lenses so that you see one image.
- Navigate to find the image. Remember that your vision will be upside down.
- See the 3D image which will only appear the correct way around to you.
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Friday, 17 August 2012
Prototype
I've already talked about this prototype in other blog posts but will explain a few details.
Two lenses
Side on view
Other side has no stalks to hold onto. This is where your eyes would view. These lenses will have coloured filters. Red and cyan.
Hold the stalks like this.
View through the magnifying glasses.
I was holding the lenses with one hand as I needed to hold the camera to take the photograph. Normally when actually using it, you'd have one in each hand. They would also be held together and not diagonally like this as I couldn't balance them with one hand.
Making 3D Images in CS5 - Screen Shots.
My first image I made 3D. This will of course be upside down. I thought if it got into the exhibition it would be cool for the open day. People thinking about studying Design at Victoria will pick up the binoculars and read this. Maybe they'll think it's a sign :)
This is an upside down optical illusion. It looks like a white man with a long nose but then you see that it's actually Batman in 3D hanging upside down. Thought that this would be good.
A picture of a dragon which I digitally painted in 3D. It will also be displayed upside down.
Just a practise image for a photograph. This is a picture of my old car - 1981 Leyland Mini. I just wanted to see whether I could get 3D to work on a real photograph. It did work, but I needed the image to pop out from the back ground.
So I got this stock photograph from Deviant Art (no copyright.)
And then this background. I edited and blended them together. I blurred the background and turned down the saturation. I then used levels to blend the bike in and painted in some shadows.
This makes the bike pop out from the background more. The background is just normal and not in 3D. I wanted only the bike in 3D in order to make it stand out.
I have tested all of these images with my 3D glasses so don't see why they shouldn't work. I will need to test them again once I have made my final model. I'm going to get these professionally printed and mounted onto foam board for the display.
Four Images To Print
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