This B/VLOG presents the work of my Wichita State University students in the areas of Digital Studio, Video, Sound, Performance and Alternative Media Processes. Class links, playlists, examples and journal entries may also be found here.
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Saturday, February 22, 2014
early blender camera tracking
As presented I used the digital effects and roughness to emphasize that this is a pre-visualization. My final intent, never realized, was to have the actual pieces of this work in the locations, as shown, in Henrion Hall, where this video would be playing. The small sculpture has been cast in aluminum. The large cardboard maguette, not completed, with pride of place on the pedestal would have been used to give a subversion of scale and importance. The video was designed emphasize a subversion of time.
Friday, February 21, 2014
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Experimental digital animation
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Connor's Stuff
A Collection of Unused Album Covers
These images were converted to raw data, then opened and edited in Audacity, an open-source audio editor. The image could be edited with sound techniques like echo, distortion, equalizers and frequency filters. Here are a couple results.
Appropriated artwork
This is a collage made entirely out of public domain imagery. The barcode actually contains the name of the album and is designed to be read by smartphones.
This is from a series of covers I made combining historical art pieces with photos of space.
There are more images, but in order to save space, I put them here.
VIDEOS! VIDEOS! VIDEOS!
The goal of this piece was to create an anti-contextual conglomeration of consumerist propaganda
by switching the audio and video from different TV commercials. As a
result of each being 30 seconds long, I noticed that every commercial had a
similar structure, and sometimes the audio and video actually work together.
This is a music video for one of my songs using clips from more 90's TV commercials.
This is an experimental music video featuring datamoshing, purposefully causing glitches in the video encoding process in order to pass on image/movement information from one clip to another.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
videos derived for a series of sculpture visualization
In progress visualization to be used with the Henrion Hall footage.
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