This animation was created from a well known painting. Each object that moves has been cut from its place and a new background was painted in behind it.
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| This is a quote that I feel descibes creativity. It is presented in a meaningful way along with my personal definiton of creativity. | |
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| This is a visual representation of my profile drawn by looking into the mirror and making a sketch of what I could see. | |
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| This shows the range of dark and light values in a black and white photo. The image was heavily pixelated and the pixels were arranged in columns according to the percentage of black that they contained. | |
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| This animation creates a corner to corner gradient from light to dark values based on small sections of a black and white photo. You can see both the original picture, and each section as it moves to its place in the gradient. |
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These animations create new intermediate shapes from two distinct shapes. They also create intermediate colors. Each animation pauses at the middle shape and color. | |
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This animation was created from a well known painting. Each object that moves has been cut from its place and a new background was painted in behind it. |
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| This animation uses filters in Adobe Photoshop over a well known painting. Each frame in the animation contains different levels of the filters as well as various color effects. | |
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| This image is based on overlays outlinging the forms that a famous painting uses, as well as the lines of sight that someone's eye follows as they look at the painting. | |
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| Color Theory Website | Follow this link to various projects dealing with color theory. | |||||
| Created for 2-D Design: Summer 2008 at Bethel University. Taught by Guy Chase. | ||||||