ART 116   Intro to Digital Media Fall 2014
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Art Review

11/30/2014

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On November 29, I attended the 18th Annual Hidden Hills Artists Studio Tour. This show was a self-guided tour around Cave Creek, Carefree and North Scottsdale. This tour had around 50 local art studios and 180 artists to visit throughout the three areas. I decided to visit studios in north Scottsdale


As I arrived, there were white tents set up in the dirt. The studio was well attended; about 15 cars in the parking lot. My favorite artist was Joni Mitchell's "Reef Keeper". It was a sculpture made of stone and marble shaped into a conch shell body with a face on one side. I found this piece interesting because it was so well crafted with the smooth angles and precise detailing in the face.


Another one of my favorite pieces was created by one of the two hosts of the studio, Pat Stacy. This piece was considered an acrylic on wood painting. Stacy called it "Desert Jewel". I found the andles in the painting created a sense of dimension and I also appreciated the shades of peach and tan that was created throughout the canvas.


Overall, my experience at the Hideaway Studio in celebration of the 18th Annual Hidden in the Hills Artists Studio Tour was very interesting. I found it festive to hold the studio outside to engage with the great weather and our natural landscape. I am not usually one for art work and going to galleries but this one was actually pretty interesting and caught my attention. 
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Premiere pro

11/30/2014

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Art survey

11/30/2014

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1. What was your favorite part or software program of this class?  -My favorite part or software program had to be the logo. I loved playing in illustrator and creating something I thought was pretty cool. 

2.What was your least favorite software program of this class?
-My least part of this class is the artist statements. Im not very good at talking about it in the correct way. My ways are short and to the point. 

What part/program will you continue to use in your artwork?
-Pretty much all of the adobe products. I plan on being in animation so I feel like those would have the most to do with what I wanna do. 

What was your favorite part of artwork made by someone else in this class
-My favorite part of artwork made by someone else was the time lapse of tempe. I love watching time lapses and his was very well done. 


What was your favorite piece of artwork you made in this class?
-I liked my animation the best. It was fun to make and have a comedy site to it at the same time. It really reflected how weird I am. 


If you could change a part of the project assignment of this class what would it be?
-The only change I would have is to use other programing softwares such as maya or 3dsmax on the animation portion. This is only because I plan on being in animation and it would be helpful to my work.
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Art survey

11/30/2014

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Video art

11/18/2014

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This video art is made by using advanced projection mapping. I like it because it is insanely cool and actually not that hard to do. It is made by only one projector as well as props such as a white room and a treadmill

http://www.theatlantic.com/video/archive/2012/09/3-video-projectors-2-white-walls-and-1-white-floor-create-an-entire-universe/262283/
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Art Review

11/9/2014

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One of the art reviews I read was of  Dan Attoe by Sue Taylor. In this review she goes at it by first telling a little bit about the art and a little bit about the artists style. Then she goes into more detail about the art and what is in the art and what its about. She then talks about Attoe and about how the art and all of the visions exists solely in Attoes imagination. Then they go into the physical aspect of the art.  This article gives a lot of details about every aspect of the art. 
 
http://www.artinamericamagazine.com/reviews/dan-attoe/ 

The second art review I read was of Adler Guerrier at Perez Art Museum Miami by Elisa Turner. She first talks about the museum, the author, and the history behind the two. It then talks about who worked on the art and  whats in the pictures and how they were made. This review went right to the point and was really short but enough. 
http://www.artnews.com/2014/11/03/adler-guerrier-at-perez-art-museum-miami/

I would have to pick neither and mix a little bit of the both. Something that is to the point but with a medium mix of depth on the details. 
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Sound art

10/27/2014

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A Virtual Bamboo Forest Made of Lasers And Electronic Sound
http://thecreatorsproject.vice.com/blog/a-virtual-bamboo-forest-made-of-lasers-and-electronic-sound 

This was cool to me because it was sound art mixed with an interactive element. It is a room of lasers and whenever someone or something touches or passes through the lasers it gives off a sound. So basically it is completely user friendly and can be made into about anything. 





This Is What A Wooden Castle Sounds Like As A Noise Orchestra

I found this piece rather interesting. On the outside, Ziggurat seems like a simple landscape object: a wooden building based on the architecture of the Belveder building. But its way more than that. It uses the spectral analysis to synthesize achromatic sound scale in formal relations o the architecture of the building and using filled recordings as the only source of timbre. 

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Art Museum

10/5/2014

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The Art museum I am going to have to choose is the Arizona State Art Museum. I am choosing to go to this one because it is close to where I live and I don't have a car to travel. It also looked really cool and I have heard many great things about it.  From what I read and have heard they have great exhibitions and tons of events going on all the time.  For more information go to http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu. 
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Animation

9/29/2014

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I chose Pixar because they are the best animation specialists in the game. They also let you connect to your inner child. 
I chose this time-lapse because it is really beautiful. It is well done and really fun to watch. Truly captures the beauty in nature. 
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Create a lie

9/11/2014

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Erik Almás is a San Francisco based photographer who creates award-winning advertisements for top tier brands including Microsoft, Toyota, and Nike. He's known for his near perfect lighting and focus which are demonstrated in his beautiful photos of sweeping vistas and surreal landscapes.
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This pictures was created by Didier Rossigneux and Knapik Bridenne. They became famous thanks to their creative work for such clients as Peugeot, Orange TV and more. Currently, their client list includes luxury brands like BMW, Cartier, Chanel, and Mercedes. It's in the little details where their stories comes alive, like in the hilarious expressions of their subjects.
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