Monday, 7 November 2011

Yo Dawg.


Brickface


Red Featured.

Light Painting


Trapped.
How to : 

Picture-ception.


take image number 1, and highlight the part you wish to remove.

once you have selected it, then layer via cut.

move onto image number 2, and take the layer you wish to implant from image number 1.

 then line up the image and adjust the image to fit into the space you need.


then add a layer mask once you are happy with the placement of the image you have moved over.



once you have the layer mask in place, paint out the parts you dont need.

use the eraser tool to make some final touch ups, make the image look nicer.

And VOILA.

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

so, we figured that we could paint with light. it was a fun couple of hours, so i'm going to condense it and post more pictures of our exploits at a later date. First up. is me as a mouse.
this is so cool and really easy, it shows movement well and generally looks amazing.

Tuesday, 1 November 2011


"Don't try this at home, try it a someone else's.


This is seriously dangerous. Use fireproof clothing and goggles. The sparks are hot enough to melt glass. Believe us we've tried it."



this seems simple enough too.


THE LIST.

One Whisk. 

Wire Wool - lots of it - 4/5 packs (each last about 25 seconds)

Wire Cable - Handle

Electrical Tape

9V Battery - enough to light the wool - maybe 5 batteries. 


OH and

Fireproof Clothing and goggles. 

Monday, 31 October 2011


Poi Staff


I think that i am going to center most of the movement project around trails of light, i will look into how to create different effects and different lights, different patterns.


The Picture above is of a Poi staff, this formation is known loosely as a "chariot", because in the original picture you can see a person between the two distinct "wheels" of fire.







The Previous two images are "fireballs", an attempt at surrounding themselves in flame.


i am going to see what other effects and patterns i can get with these Poi Staffs. 


Wednesday, 19 October 2011