This is a blog to keep up with new series artwork and to tie into friends who blog their work. I am an Associate Professor at McMurry University who teaches graphic design. I make art in these areas: photography, painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, bookmaking, video, print and webdesign
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
4"x4" Painting Series
Friday, December 17, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Video Copilot
Wonderful site that has detailed tutorials on video special effects production. Our school just upgraded and gained After Effects in the process, so I am working on many of these effects. Very cool stuff, and allot of it FREE!
www.videocopilot.net
www.videocopilot.net
Saturday, April 17, 2010
PC to Mac
Found this great site that goes over how to pimp your PC to run features from the Mac OS. It runs pretty smoothly, but i wish i could get rid of several other PC problems, like the 4 virus protection programs running at once that bog down everything. Crazy thing is they even have links to install and run Mac's OS on your PC instead - to bad it's not legal,yet. Michael Dell announced that if Apple would make it legal he would ship Dell's with the Mac OS this year!
http://www.wikihow.com/Pimp-Your-Windows-XP-Desktop-to-Look-Like-a-Cool-Mac-Desktop
http://www.wikihow.com/Pimp-Your-Windows-XP-Desktop-to-Look-Like-a-Cool-Mac-Desktop
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
William
Equal Sized Canisters
Quick Painting Trick
How do professional illustrators create paintings so fast? Well, grids, projection, light tables: there all great but sometimes the easiest fix is to just print out your photograph and paint on top of it. I used this technique to teach students how to convert colors of an image to just primary and secondary colors. (makes images much brighter and teaches color mixing) This was my example.
Pantograph
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Paper Model Hobby
These are some paper models I have built for fun. I have always loved modeling and I found through Google search a set of free paper models that are printed from the computer, backed with thicker paper, and then glued via the instructions. Pretty cool stuff! I have worked out some other ways of scaling up the models using different materials.
I plan to get a series of architectural models built for class examples.
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