Wednesday, September 28, 2011

In class thur Sept 29th

Talking about Time
- The Loop = Infinity
- Beginning - Middle - End = 'viewer' experienced linearly through time
- Photography captures a moment in time, ie. 1/500th of a second but like video is still a span of time (considering you can take an image at 1/4000 of a second)
* this may be why Flickr will allow video on their website up to 90 seconds long. They call it a long exposure.

Examples

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Lets make a stopmotion animation!


Monday, September 19, 2011

In Class Tue Sept 20th

Project 2 Due tue Sept 25th

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Check out Flickr
- Home Page
- Upload Images
- Groups



Creating Manipulating Images in Sumo Paint
* www.sumopaint.com

Layers
- new layers
- layer visibility
- blend modes
- opacity
- changing layer position
- layer effects

- Clone Stamp
- Text Tool

- Adjustments
-- Levels
-- Brightness/Contrast
-- Hue/Saturation
-- Color Balance
-- Color Saturation
--- Threshold (the stencil artists friend)


Work on Project

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

In class thur Sept 15th

Aspects of Virtuality?
* what are the qualities of virtual space?
* where do we see virtual space overlap society?


Virtual Continuum

The Virtuality Continuum is a phrase used to describe a concept that there is a continuous scale ranging between the completely virtual, a Virtual Reality, and the completely real:Reality. The reality-virtuality continuum therefore encompasses all possible variations and compositions of real and virtual objects. The concept was first introduced by Paul Milgram.


Reality<-------------->Virtual Reality


The area between the two extremes, where both the real and the virtual are mixed, is the so-called Mixed reality. This in turn is said to consist of both Augmented Reality, where the virtual augments the real, and Augmented virtuality, where the real augments the virtual.


Reality Augmented Virtuality Augmented Reality Virtual Reality

Human Cyborg Android Robot


Mann's Continuum includes the level of degrees of mediation.








M = level of mediation
R = reality
V = virtual reality







Augmented Reality ex.









Augmented Virtual Reality ex



Mediated Reality ex




The Internet is a virtual space mediated through the computer and _________ ?


Popular Web 2.0 Applications
- Blogger, TypePad, WordPress
- Flickr, Picasa
- Youtube, Hulu, Sidereel
- Facebook, Myspace



Blog Question & Answer time

What do you want to do for your Blog?


Creating & Manipulating Images in Sumo Paint
* www.sumopaint.com

- Checkin' out the program
--- Tool Bar

--- Menu
File -- Open / Save / New
Image --> Image Size / Canvas Size

--- Windows
Layers
- new layers
- layer visibility
- blend modes
- opacity
- changing layer position
- layer effects


Project 2 Assigned - translated images & teenytile

Work on Project

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

In class thursday Sept 8th,

* Bring your laptop to class


Make things from digital files online ------>


Virtual Space:



Web 2.0

What is web 2.0?
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Popular Web 2.0 Applications
- Flickr, Picasa
- Blogger, TypePad, WordPress
- Youtube, Hulu, Sidereel
- Picnik, Sumo Paint
- Facebook, Myspace


Project 1 Assigned

Hook up Blogger and make your first post!

work on Project

Saturday, September 3, 2011

Welcome to ART 116 Digital is Fundamental: 4D & 5D design.


So what the heck is this class about?
It is an overview on creating art considering the 4th & 5th dimensions.


Is this a 'computer class'?
No. Although we will definitely be using your laptops for class, this course focuses on how ALL art mediums interact with these two dimensions.
* this area of art crosses over many areas so therefore has many names. some of the more popular names are: Digital Art, Inter-Media, Hybred Media & Digital Media Arts

Can you name an art medium that has not intersected with the computer?


Is there a lab fee like in all my other classes?
Yes. It is $50 and it gets charged to your account.


How does this class work?
This class is run through 2 websites, this blog and a Facebook group. You are expected to visit both frequently. I generally update the blog within 12 hours of class, Facebook gets updated as is needed.

The blog contains all the information related to the class including links to examples, a blog on what will be covered each class, the syllabus, project details and links to useful websites.

The Facebook group will be used for important updates and deadlines and will have examples and other connections useful to the class.

Lets take a look at these two sites.

Why do I use these websites for class?

Have you heard of the term 'Web 2.0'?

What are some other examples of Web 2.0 sites?

Something to think about!


Facebook Manners and You
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