Haiku Animation from Brandon Lyon on Vimeo.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
VisCom: Roughly Finished Haiku Animation
Here's my nearly finished animation. Still got to add sound and such.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
CDF: Color Book 15 Photos
These are my possible picks for my pics so far in the color book. The pictures are as follows:
3 Becomes 4
4 Becomes 3
Acromatic
Circular
Complimentary
Diagonal
Diagonal
Gradation
Helix
Horizontal
Hue
Monochromatic
Three Dimensional Through Psychological Space
Triadic
Triadic
Verticle
Vibration
3 Becomes 4
4 Becomes 3
Acromatic
Circular
Complimentary
Diagonal
Diagonal
Gradation
Helix
Horizontal
Hue
Monochromatic
Three Dimensional Through Psychological Space
Triadic
Triadic
Verticle
Vibration
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
Type: Skylab Letterpress
Today's trip to Skylab was amazing. Loved every second of it. It has always been in the back of my mind to pursue skill in printmaking to meld with my design. I feel that printmaking and graphic design run the same road, only in different ways. I'll definitely consider a possible internship with Skylab in the future.
Here's a screen grab of their website for anyone interested:
Skylab Letterpress's Website
The machines in their workspace were a dream come true. They combined that mechanistic analog love of mine into professional and modern processes. Not to far off from my love for older cameras. Their process was very much assembly line and trial and error, which is quite similar to my style of work, and if I ever have the workspace to house such a monster, I might consider finding a letterpress myself to mess with in my spare time. It undoubtedly has room for experimental process and many possibilities in materials. The leather samples they showed us were quite impressive, and I only wish I could have done more than pull a lever. Maybe in the near future I'll get more chances to handle these archaic machines.
I'll be sure to put in a few of their misprint samples into my soon to come business card and graphic inspiration pocket books. Though I have gained a considerable amount of content, so I might have to make a series since I'm not sure if there is wire O with a large enough diameter.
Here's a screen grab of their website for anyone interested:
Skylab Letterpress's Website
The machines in their workspace were a dream come true. They combined that mechanistic analog love of mine into professional and modern processes. Not to far off from my love for older cameras. Their process was very much assembly line and trial and error, which is quite similar to my style of work, and if I ever have the workspace to house such a monster, I might consider finding a letterpress myself to mess with in my spare time. It undoubtedly has room for experimental process and many possibilities in materials. The leather samples they showed us were quite impressive, and I only wish I could have done more than pull a lever. Maybe in the near future I'll get more chances to handle these archaic machines.
I'll be sure to put in a few of their misprint samples into my soon to come business card and graphic inspiration pocket books. Though I have gained a considerable amount of content, so I might have to make a series since I'm not sure if there is wire O with a large enough diameter.
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