Showing posts with label Introducing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Introducing. Show all posts
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
17:54 | 
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Introducing MechaniCards® Video Clips. Duration : 5.35 Mins.
These mailable kinetic sculptures are hand made by Bradley N. Litwin; primarily paperboard, with few bits of wood, metal, and plastic. The video is the original prototype pieces. Check out the production versions, new pieces, and more, at www.MechaniCards.com. All the music on this video is performed by Bradley, too.
These mailable kinetic sculptures are hand made by Bradley N. Litwin; primarily paperboard, with few bits of wood, metal, and plastic. The video is the original prototype pieces. Check out the production versions, new pieces, and more, at www.MechaniCards.com. All the music on this video is performed by Bradley, too.
Monday, 7 January 2013
08:46 |
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Making a Spanish Polychrome Sculpture Tube. Duration : 12.05 Mins.
Seventeenth-century Spanish polychrome sculpture was intended to appear as lifelike as possible. Compared to bronze or marble statues, sculpted and painted wooden figures--often with glass eyes and wigs--achieve a remarkable realistic effect. Artists specialized in particular Spanish polychromy techniques, such as estofado: painting and incising to create rich silk fabrics with raised patterns in gold and silver used for the garments, and encarnaciones: blending and applying of oil paint for lips, hair, and modulations of the skin. Learn more about these techniques in this video from the Getty Museum. Download video (ZIP files): HD 480p (MOV 79 MB) -- bit.ly HD 720p (MOV 151 MB) -- bit.ly iPod/iPhone (M4V 129 MB) -- bit.ly Related exhibition: bit.ly Saint Ginés de la Jara bit.ly
Seventeenth-century Spanish polychrome sculpture was intended to appear as lifelike as possible. Compared to bronze or marble statues, sculpted and painted wooden figures--often with glass eyes and wigs--achieve a remarkable realistic effect. Artists specialized in particular Spanish polychromy techniques, such as estofado: painting and incising to create rich silk fabrics with raised patterns in gold and silver used for the garments, and encarnaciones: blending and applying of oil paint for lips, hair, and modulations of the skin. Learn more about these techniques in this video from the Getty Museum. Download video (ZIP files): HD 480p (MOV 79 MB) -- bit.ly HD 720p (MOV 151 MB) -- bit.ly iPod/iPhone (M4V 129 MB) -- bit.ly Related exhibition: bit.ly Saint Ginés de la Jara bit.ly
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Wednesday, 2 January 2013
12:08 |
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Introducing Sculpting Realistic Game Characters Tube. Duration : 25.60 Mins.
Want to claim your free gifts for purchasing the book? Forward your Amazon.com receipt to gifts@zbrushworkshops.com (Requires email opt-in. Please allow 12-24 hours for processing.) What do I get if I opt-in? 1) Our 68 minute update to the Sculpting Skin workshop here at ZBrushWorkshops. A great addition that I did recently that I think you will really like. Its crazy simple to do but for some reason its dang hard to make look right sometimes. 2) My final skull sculpt for our upcoming Visualarium product plus the Skull Reference set I used to sculpt it.
Want to claim your free gifts for purchasing the book? Forward your Amazon.com receipt to gifts@zbrushworkshops.com (Requires email opt-in. Please allow 12-24 hours for processing.) What do I get if I opt-in? 1) Our 68 minute update to the Sculpting Skin workshop here at ZBrushWorkshops. A great addition that I did recently that I think you will really like. Its crazy simple to do but for some reason its dang hard to make look right sometimes. 2) My final skull sculpt for our upcoming Visualarium product plus the Skull Reference set I used to sculpt it.
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