Wednesday, August 01, 2007

Jordan Scans


Jenny B's Cosmic Painter experience


Cosmic Painter is a free download for Apple OS X users.
Go here to download - http://www.garagecube.com/opensource/cosmicpainter/index.php
It's like a spin art set on your computer - motion graphics, exportable as stills or as moving images.
At Flashlight Project, we use the moving image files in other video editing programs, such as iMovie and Final Cut Pro, and we combine them there with other animated and live action clips.
Jenny dragged small images and text into her work.

Karen takes the altered digital photo further



beautiful work by Karen V!!!

Allison scan portrait



Allison used a normal scanner as an image-making tool. She placed her head on the scanner bed, opened the scan in Photoshop and altered the image to create a final product.

Iziz Summer Stuff




Wednesday, May 02, 2007

Digital Photography Workshop



We met at Picturopolis, an exhibition of work by Michelle Weinberg, Elisabeth Condon and Neil Bender in the Design District. Photographer Luis Olazabal demonstrated how to light and document an artwork installation, and some basics on digital photography, use of the camera and various lenses.

Saturday, March 03, 2007

See a clip - work in progress



This clip was produced by students attending the Design Dimensions Institute at the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach.
Watch this space in a few weeks, and see what will happen ultimately to this little clip....

Saturday, February 10, 2007

Altered picture from the Beautiful Decay magzine


My first time trying to alter and post an image onto the blog, but whatever I like it.


-Cameron

New Name for Art to Work


Art to Work has been renamed Flashlight Project, which better reflects the use of digital imaging. moving image, and multimedia experiments that go on here.

Keep checking here to see new work!

Saturday, November 25, 2006

WOW NEW CAMERA check out shot



WOW im bringing the camera tomorrow
!!!!

Monday, October 30, 2006

Some Graffiti Art by Jordan Bz.


Just some old graffiti. sorry about the ones without color. "Some people become cops to make the world a better place, some people become vandals to make the world a better looking place."-Banksy

The Eko and Craze piece were done about 3 months ago. I used colored pencil to fill it in. Nice coloring, Eh?
The City Scene with the drips, is a Werk piece. Werk is my graffiti alias. The second one with the splatters is my most recent. comment it and tell me what you like. sorry no color yet.

Art to Work loves Miss Yip Chinese Cafe


We had the most fabulous lunch at our last meeting, catered by Amir from his restaurant Miss Yip Chinese Cafe on Meridian by Lincoln Road. It was a lot better than our usual sandwich fare - and fueled the artistic fires. Thanks Amir!

Saturday, October 28, 2006

Enden commercial


The entire Art to Work group collaborated on this recycled 16mm piece donated by Dinorah. We scratched, colored and embedded messages into this commercial for a dandruff shampoo...

Wandering Face - Jenna Montero

Jordan gets Cosmic too.



this is a free program downloaded from apple.com

Chelsea tries Cosmic Painter



Hi. My name is chelsea. I love to make pictures and i love COSMIC PAINTER..YEAH!

Comic Book






These are pages of a comic book I created using this super cool comic-making program called Comic Life. They're just practice, but awesome, right? -Miriam

Sunday, October 22, 2006

NitrocorpZ





http://www.nitrocorpz.com/reel/ is the link to a super cool Brazilian design co that does motion graphics for MTV and other cloents. You can click and play clips from their work. Check it out!

Sunday, October 15, 2006

Visit to MAC



Miami Art Central's exhibition called Video: An art, a history, was pretty spectacular.
Check it out.

Friday, October 06, 2006

cool pinhole camera



This is an actual pinhole camera, made of paper. You can open the back and put in a roll of 35mm film, just like a real camera. At Art to Work, we have experimented with guerrilla-style photography (mostly because we don't have fancy equipment and a darkroom), and we've gotten some cool results.

This camera is made by Lomo, low-tech Russian camera maker.

We've also worked with Holga cameras.