Thursday, July 25, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Clouds roll in
Labels:
embroidery,
Penelope Durston,
progress,
Rebecca Hayes,
testing
Monday, July 1, 2013
Maryann's Studio
Labels:
animation,
Dell Stewart,
documentation,
Kate Matthews,
Maryann Talia Pau,
weaving
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Monday, May 27, 2013
Small Loop ideas- snow/fire
Nicholas Stevenson
http://nicholasstevenson.tumblr.com/
Animated emboidery (filled)
Runaway & Running Backwards,
heavily detailed animated embroidery by Aubrey Longley-Cook
http://spoolspectrum.blogspot.com.au/2010/06/runaway.html
Also of interest... this artist is currently working on a big project called RU STITCH-
The RuPaul Cross Stitch Animation Workshop is an community based embroidery and animation project. The 35 participants were taught to cross stitch, and they are currently working together to create an embroidered looping animation of RuPaul based on footage from the "Supermodel" music video. Each of the participants were assigned an individualized template based on the footage. They are each responsible for the creation of one of the cross stitch frames. Each frame is 12,800 stitches. Since the original footage is B&W, each stitcher's color scheme is unique to their frame. They each picked their colors and matched their choices tonally to the original footage for registration purposes. The embroideries will animate in a rainbow of colors when composited together. There will be two animations created from the project. One will document the front view of the frames and one the back. The frames and animations will be displayed as part of Serving Face in September, 2013.
http://rustitch.com/
Also of interest... this artist is currently working on a big project called RU STITCH-
The RuPaul Cross Stitch Animation Workshop is an community based embroidery and animation project. The 35 participants were taught to cross stitch, and they are currently working together to create an embroidered looping animation of RuPaul based on footage from the "Supermodel" music video. Each of the participants were assigned an individualized template based on the footage. They are each responsible for the creation of one of the cross stitch frames. Each frame is 12,800 stitches. Since the original footage is B&W, each stitcher's color scheme is unique to their frame. They each picked their colors and matched their choices tonally to the original footage for registration purposes. The embroideries will animate in a rainbow of colors when composited together. There will be two animations created from the project. One will document the front view of the frames and one the back. The frames and animations will be displayed as part of Serving Face in September, 2013.
http://rustitch.com/
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