Automatic For The Pixel

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Somehow.

Looking back through this blog at my postings from the very first semester, after writing a new artist statement this afternoon... and I have come around to literally all of these bullet points now, without specifically remembering this post:

“- Religious naturalism (nature as a religion in itself, honoring nature)  - Creating environments, manifesting conceptual spaces, “worlds”  - Creating life/organisms (animation in the truest sense)  - Life/existence through time—evolutions, iterations, adaptations  - Organic forms, flow  - Lines/curves/branchings/striations  - Symmetry (as it evokes biology)“

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Asymmetric Dream (2016)

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Nifty Neutron, intergalactic carnival barker, host of the Gamma Burst starcruiser (our upcoming Fuller Project collaboration). This is a work-in-progress. I still need to animate him, record him inside a live environment, and provide voice work. Named after the character Nifty Miller played by Milton Sills in the 1928 film “The Barker.”

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Faceless Trumps (2016)

Use them at will.

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Two different works-in-progress. I feel like I’ve found my groove at last.

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Tree 2.0

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The Chiral Stair (work-in-progress)

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work-in-progress

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Experimenting with a halftone pattern (cutting and blending) after viewing some linocuts by Wojciech Tylbor-Kubrakiewicz. 

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Coincidence and juxtaposition.

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Best

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Love this. Walking away from the monitor now.

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Leaf and Wood

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Tempests and Teacups 

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(sniadecki)

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I'm not sure if there's a more direct way... but tonight I learned how to use Audacity to capture real-time manipulations of audio effects performed inside Adobe Audition. It was kind of awesome.

Somebody get me a theremin. I can only go up from here.