Tracey Tutt

animation, Masters Project, research, video

Cinemagraph

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February 19, 2014

This is a cinemagraph New York City-based photographer Jamie Beck and Web designer Kevin Burg “hand-stitch” together her photos and his Web design to make animated gifs they now call “cinemagraphs.” Simple and clever they started making them in 2011 and have become extremely successful with this technique. The washington…

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3D, animation, experimenting, Masters Project, MAYA, research

Chris Landreth – 3D maya

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February 10, 2014

Chris Landreth joined Autodesk in 1994 where he defined, tested and abused animation software as it was being developed. Chris’s work was a driving force in developing Maya 1.0, in 1998. His 2004 film ‘Ryan’ (with the National Film board of Canada and Seneca College), pioneered a style he calls…

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animation, experimenting, Masters Project, research

Animated Classical Art – retrofitting animation?

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February 9, 2014

Rino Stefano Tagliafierro has created this amazing animated version of classical paintings. Startlingly beautiful to begin with, as it progresses it seems to become slightly more macabre, and a little bit disturbing. The paintings are beautifully rendered and only here and there can you see a slight hint of where…

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