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Got Art?
- Thread starter SJLee
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here's my new website: sculpture, photography, drawing, and some documentaries of my more recent stuff
http://mikedeelosangeles.com/
http://mikedeelosangeles.com/
Just had a show in beverly hills, now i'm working on stuff for june, september, and october. How bout you, do you have anything coming up?
people love tripped out videos and animated text, i'm sure you could get into some video festivals in the fall
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These are amazing my brother, thanks for telling me about this. Very nice having lunch together too.OK, I haven't posted much lately so hopefully this will make up for some lost time.
Here's my new reel. Check it out.
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still doing the negative/positive nature photo diptychs
printing them as light boxes and placing them in the windows of urban industrial spaces, that way people can look outside and see some nature/psychadelia
in a show tomorrow at awol in el sereno, be easy
So what's the idea behind the diptychs?
They make me think of life as how we perceive it and then there's life behind the scenes totally turned inside out. The negative makes me think of what is the underlying story of what's going on that we might not know about.
They make me think of life as how we perceive it and then there's life behind the scenes totally turned inside out. The negative makes me think of what is the underlying story of what's going on that we might not know about.
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I dabble in digital art, mainly just making band wallpapers. (I'm open to requests! 
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My most recent (full-size is on DeviantArt)
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How about fractals?
The first also shows an early version version of my program, which these were created on:
The first also shows an early version version of my program, which these were created on:
No, no animation.
I have only seen a couple of types of animation applied to these Mandelbrot type fractals. One animates the zooming in process, and so it appears you are travelling into the fractal. Another uses a technique called palette cycling. It simply cycles through the colors used in the palette. It produces an appearance of endless expansion or contraction.
My program was mainly developed to provide new tools for applying the colors. The fractal itself has infinite detail. the colors are essential to bringing out all the different features. It sort of allows a new look at a fractal that has been abandoned in favor of some new 3 dimensional ones. The black masses, easily seen in the last two images are the Mandelbrot set. The boundary around the set is the actual fractal.
It has also produced some unique images, which I believe no one else has done yet - the 2nd and 3rd images above with the bubble-like things.
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I have only seen a couple of types of animation applied to these Mandelbrot type fractals. One animates the zooming in process, and so it appears you are travelling into the fractal. Another uses a technique called palette cycling. It simply cycles through the colors used in the palette. It produces an appearance of endless expansion or contraction.
My program was mainly developed to provide new tools for applying the colors. The fractal itself has infinite detail. the colors are essential to bringing out all the different features. It sort of allows a new look at a fractal that has been abandoned in favor of some new 3 dimensional ones. The black masses, easily seen in the last two images are the Mandelbrot set. The boundary around the set is the actual fractal.
It has also produced some unique images, which I believe no one else has done yet - the 2nd and 3rd images above with the bubble-like things.
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