For this website, I wanted to create a place for people to share notes. There is the ability to create and register an account in order to login and create your own notes. The user can look at other’s notes and edit the notes they have created.
Gallery Write Up: Llewellyn Gallery
This event took place on May 1st at the Llewellyn Gallery in SUNY Alfred State’s SET building. The show is called Cross Wired: A synthesis of digital and paper art. The two pieces that I looked at in particular were two videogames. Continue reading
Gallery Write Up: Corning Glass Museum Piece
This event took place Friday, April 17th at Corning Glass Museum in the New Contemporary Art and Design Wing. The museum is presenting the artwork of various glassmakers within this space. The white walls allow for the focus to be on the artwork. Specifically a piece called Continuous Mile by Liza Lou.
This piece was made in the Republic of South Africa, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal and the United States from 2006 – 2008 and is made out of glass beads, cotton and thread. This piece, despite having a team of Zulu women working on it with the artists, took over a year to make. It is a stacked rope of glass beads that runs a mile long and is made with over 4.5 million black beads.
Responsive Website Design
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Gallery Write Up: Brett Sroka and Jeremiah Cymerman
On April 1st of 2015 at 7:30 PM within the Turner Gallery of Alfred University, two musicians, Brett Sroka and Jeremiah Cymerman, created a unique duet with their music. Jeremiah Cymerman played a clarinet to produce samples for Brett Sroka – this was Cymerman’s accompaniment to his music. The program that was used to record these samples is able to play these notes while the two musicians are not there – these samples grow and take over as time goes on, involving into a variety of noises. It comes to a point where they are unrecognizable as musical notes. Continue reading
Data Visualization: Interactivity Check
At first, when considering this project, I was confused as to what data visualization actually was. Still not quite grasping it entirely, I attempted using the various fields for the pieces of the data. What had inspired my design was the data visualization of wikipedia and it’s curves and branches. Everything turned out to work however, it was disappointing not being able to find a way to taper the line.
Character Rig
[vimeo https://vimeo.com/123968870]
Sara Recktenwald 