-
Continue reading →: Flying Bustard lines
The sculpture is coming along, but I need to get back to my animation, and to make it work I try and estimate how many frames I will need to make it work. I take the illustrated bustard drawings I made before. This consists of 6 frames, which almost…
-
Continue reading →: All together now
Another short session in the plaster room gives me just enough time to beef up the Bustards legs… They’ve been looking a bit skinny at the top, so I have decided that by using some shaped polystyrene I can fatten them to give a better shape with a hint of…
-
Continue reading →: Smoothing dilemma – a real ‘head’ache
Being able to leave the sculpture over a couple of days to really dry off is helpful, but the problems I face getting a reasonably smooth surface are quite apparent now it’s dried. The head and neck area are the worst affected, and the photos of the face above are…
Latest Instagram Posts
360 degree video After Effects animation AR art ASU4 ceramics Charcoal clay code david bowie dragonframe experiment Francesco Fabiani Great Bustard jareth labyrinth logic pro MA moving image and sound manifesto max msp MAYA monster clay music Norwich norwich fringe festival NUA NUCA photography Pinewood Studio plaster pottery pressure mat processing Props Making retchy review sculpture SNU sound technology video wearable wensum lodge zoetrope
Tracey Tutt 