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Electronic Sketchbook: March 2011
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Monday, 28 March 2011. Haven't posted during these two weeks because I've had a non-stop schedule, from a 3-day stay in Luxembourg with my Media students:. Ritienne Aquilina and Andy Micallef at the EU Bookshop Ceremony. To shadowing a German lecturer for the BA Fine Arts Course on the Digital Applications Unit. Presentation will be on Friday and I will try to post some documentations here the following weekend! Friday, 11 March 2011. The Grammar of Film and Storyboarding. The Grammar of Film Part 1.
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Electronic Sketchbook: Epipheo
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Friday, 22 April 2011. For most people when they think about animation, they think about big budget 3D films, and not necessarily animating for online marketing. I urge students who are inclined towards animation to consider this option; it could be a nice change to the quality of our local adverts. This is from Epipheo's website: (and visit the website as well, it's as interesting as their videos). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To Electronic Sketchbook. StageDive Malta new Blog / Site.
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Electronic Sketchbook: BA Digital Arts & Aljazeera Documentary
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Monday, 11 April 2011. BA Digital Arts and Aljazeera Documentary. Here are some projects from the BA Fine Arts on the subject of 'Leisure' for the future. Jenning's floating Zeppelin TV screen. George's meditative cube (yes that's him in the sea). Jamie's vandalised Eiffel Tower. Kirsten's stadium on a roundabout, accessed only by motorised bicycles. Ryan's guide to Ultimate Pleasure. Sabrina's new transport system Poster. 11 April 2011 at 13:15. Jennings work is very interesting indeed! I dont agree wit...
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Electronic Sketchbook: The Grammar of Film & Storyboarding
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Friday, 11 March 2011. The Grammar of Film and Storyboarding. Excellent video tutorials on the Grammar of Film kindly provided by my friend/colleague Eleonora (check out her blog here. The Grammar of Film Part 1. From Eleonora Rose Abela. The Grammar of Film Part 2. From Eleonora Rose Abela. And here's some information on Storyboarding - just in case there's no time to cover this in class :) The final few slides are a summary of the above videos. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Electronic Sketchbook: November 2010
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Tuesday, 30 November 2010. As I've mentioned in a comment on the latest post by A-T, in the coming weeks I wish to start sharing student works on Electronic Sketchbook. I also wish to share blogs of degree students who are all undertaking projects which you might find interesting :). I'm also going to take the time to share with you my current sketchbook work. Middle images are the original watercolour drawing. Saturday, 27 November 2010. And this is it:. Coming up next (very soon): Book Review no.3.
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Electronic Sketchbook: December 2010
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Tuesday, 14 December 2010. I'll start this off by some new Interactive Media student work; this is an After Effects animation created as an opening for a Documentary (By Clint Galea, Matthew Vella and Therese Briffa) More to come. This is one more experiment I am conducting in After Effects using Inverted Water Colour and simple 3D layers. Below is another manipulated water colour semi-abstract jelly fish for deep house record label battibatti. Sunday, 12 December 2010. Hey y'all, I know I promised a rev...
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Electronic Sketchbook: Gregory Crewdson
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Thursday, 5 May 2011. I just blogged about this in my Master's blog and thought I would share here. What I like most about them are the long shots being used, and the importance of the ambience around the people - rather than basic the sole focus on the people themselves. I also find the lighting spectacular (apparently Crewdson has recently employed a crew of up to thirty-five to assist in the creation of his visions). Moving Pictures, 2003). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Interview with Kane Calì.
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Electronic Sketchbook: June 2011
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Sunday, 5 June 2011. Blog momentarily on Hiatus. Hi everyone, as you might have noticed, Electronic Sketchbook is on hiatus at the moment. I am extremely busy with work and studies so I will have to put the posts on halt during the summer. I will try to share some pictures from the 27th June MCAST exhibition opening which is currently being prepared. I have very high hopes for this exhibition since lecturers and students alike are putting great effort into it. Stephen Jone's 15 favourite hat illustrations.
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Electronic Sketchbook: April 2011
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Thursday, 28 April 2011. StageDive Malta new Blog / Site. So I was lingering on facebook and Stagedive Malta linked to their new site/blog. I was instantly surprised with the creativity of their headers and they also looked slightly familiar. Then I realised, this is Elaine's style! Visit Elaine's work here. Friday, 22 April 2011. This is from Epipheo's website: (and visit the website as well, it's as interesting as their videos). We are, like, the Crack Commando A-Team of the marketing world. Large ...
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Electronic Sketchbook: Behance ProSite
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Saturday, 14 May 2011. Am I the only one who jumped on the bandwagon with the Behance prosite? It's a terrific tool for artists and designers to showcase their portfolio. The problem with the normal Behance website is that even though it is customisable, it is quite limited. With the new 'Prosite' you can upload your own header, choose from five different layouts and then fix margins, colours and options just by clicking and sliding away. Perhaps you could give it a try here. Interview with Kane Calì.
