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Sunday, May 25, 2008
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Monday, May 19, 2008
BRILLIANT MACHINIMA APPLICATION
Hey guys....
This takes the technique of "screen filming" that i adopted in experiment 1 to a whole new level. I think it rocks as it shows mac for its amazing capabilities. It is SO original!
Cheers
jo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kxDxLAjkO8
This takes the technique of "screen filming" that i adopted in experiment 1 to a whole new level. I think it rocks as it shows mac for its amazing capabilities. It is SO original!
Cheers
jo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kxDxLAjkO8
Friday, May 2, 2008
Site @ Night...
Wind
Sleep
Traffic
Grafitti
Wire
Proportion
Noise
Light
Movement
Safety
Weather
Stars
Grass
Pain
Drugs
Broken Footpaths
Peace
Darkness
Insects
Dust
Sleep
Traffic
Grafitti
Wire
Proportion
Noise
Light
Movement
Safety
Weather
Stars
Grass
Pain
Drugs
Broken Footpaths
Peace
Darkness
Insects
Dust
Sunday, April 20, 2008
THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY - Movie
http://www.thedivingbellmovie.co.uk/
hey all...this is the link to the movie i recommend you all see. It's the english site because that seemed the most comprehensive It is worth it from any person's perspective in appreciating life and and may inspire ideas for our hospitals. I think the most evocative thing is the main character's inability to change what is going on around him (based on a true story). We need to realize that despite his condition, he is still able to see his surrounds. Sight is his key to the world, something that is imperative to architecture, or so they say. We could take this and play with it....is sight really imperative to the success of architecture?
hey all...this is the link to the movie i recommend you all see. It's the english site because that seemed the most comprehensive It is worth it from any person's perspective in appreciating life and and may inspire ideas for our hospitals. I think the most evocative thing is the main character's inability to change what is going on around him (based on a true story). We need to realize that despite his condition, he is still able to see his surrounds. Sight is his key to the world, something that is imperative to architecture, or so they say. We could take this and play with it....is sight really imperative to the success of architecture?
NIGHT TEAM!!!
Yo gang....lets get a time organized for a meeting. How about we just talk on here and head in at our own leisure to play on UT3?!?! I am planning on making my room/space on Wednesday arvo from about 1pm in the labs...
Also, I am planning on buying the software but i have a Mac, so that is going to be interesting too!
What are you schedules like?? I think this is the only way to chat...we need a forum set up.
Yo gang....lets get a time organized for a meeting. How about we just talk on here and head in at our own leisure to play on UT3?!?! I am planning on making my room/space on Wednesday arvo from about 1pm in the labs...
Also, I am planning on buying the software but i have a Mac, so that is going to be interesting too!
What are you schedules like?? I think this is the only way to chat...we need a forum set up.
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