This is the “spectrum” formation from my series of 3D color sculptures for my final Color Theory book. It was completed in Cinema 4D (with some post work in Photoshop) on 2007-04-17.
Monthly Archive for April, 2007
The opening of my unofficial gallery show last Tuesday at Cornish College of the Arts was a resounding success. For those of you not in the know, BFK 2007 was a surprise show featuring works of art inspired by the Design Department Coordinator, Brian (Freaking) Kennedy (who was a very good sport about the whole thing).
Photos of the 40+ submitted works are forthcoming, but for now you can take a look at my two submissions: A Stained Glass Portrait of Saint Brian and a Flyin’ Brian Quartz Composition.
This is the final construction from my book “Pallet Portraits: Series One”. The process is rather complicated, but essentially I reduced photographs of individuals to 8 colors and then applied those colors to cubes in space based on raw data such as RGB values and color percentages.
This image was modeled and rendered using Cinema 4D in Seattle, Washington on 2007-04-03.
This is a stained glass portrait of Cornish Design Department Coordinator Brian Kennedy I created using Photoshop, Cinema 4D and some old-fashioned pencil and ink drawing. It was done for a ridiculous art show I hosted called BFK 2007, which featured 45+ artworks inspired by the fabulously indulgent Mr. Kennedy and which opened one minute before a “real” design department show.
BFK 2007 was way better than the real show. Honest.
At any rate, the model was completed on 2007-04-01 in Seattle, Washington and rendered over the following night.
Here’s a Quartz composition I put together for BFK 2007:
Included are instructions on how to have it as your screensaver. Hooray!
