Week 9: Mashup Articles (refined version)

A musician whose hooky dance tunes would barely rate a second playing on karaoke night, yet who made it all but impossible to avert one's gaze from her ongoing spectacle. She immediately displayed an enormous talent. Her passion to keep going and her attention to detail set her way. way apart from anything the majority of her contemporaries could produce. A single unlikely figure raised the flag for style and its power to confound, bewitch and amuse. More than an ordinary pop star or fashion muse, she devoted her life to making sure all our lives are better. She is champion of even the youngest of victims - the victimes of child sex crimes. It is amazing that one single woman was able to come to the rescue of many of the country's youngest victimes in a way no one previously could imagine possible. With her in your corner, you are no longer a victim. Her ability and track record have earned her unprecendented trust. She is particularly good on a broad basis, in that she can work on anything. Whatever she touches, it seems to turn to gold right before our very eyes. There will be time when there would be "new categories of people" being "put up there" as stars. She is rigged for that stardom. She is a real-life avatar.


Reference:

1. Lady Gaga -"When Lady Gaga Appears, So Do Her Many Influences," NYTimes, accessed May 4, 2011, http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/27/fashion/27gaga.html?ref=ladygaga.
2. Oprah Winfrey - "A Woman On A Mission," G-POP, accessed May 4, 2011, http://www.g-pop.net/oprah.htm.
3. Jonathan Ive - "He is the quintessential designer. He knows more than anyone what we will have in our hands in five years: From creating toilets to shaping the iPod - the rise and rise of Apple genius," Guardian, accessed May 6, 2011, http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2007/jan/05/design.digitalmedia.

Week 9: Valley

Squaw Valley, USA

source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/forbespics/5216065920/


Valley in crysis environment:

Week 9: 18 One-point perspective sketches

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Week 9: Mashup Articles

A musician whose hooky dance tunes would barely rate a second playing on karaoke night, yet who made it all but impossible to avert one's gaze from her ongoing spectacle. She immediately displayed enormous talent. Her passion to keep going and her attention to detail set her way, way apart from anything the majority of her contemporaries could produce. Her synth-pop music help explain why she is rated No.3 in Billboard's annual recap of Top Artist of the year and why her name is among those most often searched on the Web. More than an ordinary pop star of fashion muse, she devoted her life to making sure all our lives are better. She became involved with a project sponsored by Habitat for Humanity, building approximately 65 new homes for the vitims of terrible tragedy. With her in your corner, you are no longer a victim. Her ability and track record have earned her unprecedented trust. Take for example the book movement she created. Book stores sell out of novels shortly after hitting the shelves solely due to the fact that she recommended them on her show. Whatever she touches, it seems to turn to gold right before our very eyes. She is particularly good on a broad basis, in that she can work on anything. There will be a time when there would be "new categories of people" being "put up there" as stars. She is rigged for that stardom. She is a real life avatar.


Reference:

1. Lady Gaga - http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/27/fashion/27gaga.html?ref=ladygaga
2. Oprah Winfrey - http://www.g-pop.net/oprah.htm
3. Jonathan Ive - http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2007/jan/05/design.digitalmedia

EXP 2 Submission

36 custom textures:







Textures used:

Light

Medium

Dark

Hypothesis:

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. - Isaac Newton

Our level of intelligence is the same in our subconscious mind. - Sigmund Freud


ElectroLiquid Aggregation:

In the realm of dream, distortion of architecture can be achieved without constraints of law of physics but depending on to what extend your level of imagination could go in subconscious mind.


Crysis Environment screenshot:

Misty texture gives dreamy environment for place to study dream.

Symmetrical texture to cohere with the experiment of action and reaction law.

Tower with texture showing the flexibility of building in dream correspond to electroliquid aggregation.

Note: The two scientist labs are linked by the tower in the middle and can only be accessed through the tower. This is to enhance the idea of electroliquid aggregation as they travel to the meeting place. Elevators are used inside the tower.


Google warehouse link:
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=bbe84fccb9bc0f2def0bd9649586c181

Crysis environment link:
Levels - http://www.gamefront.com/files/20280089/z3371104c_levels_v01.rar
(z3371104c_levels_v48.cry is the level for final submission)

Objects - http://www.gamefront.com/files/20280112/z3371104_Objects.rar

Week 6: Electroliquid Aggregation

Hypothesis:

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. - Issac Newton

Law of physics doesn't apply in dream. - Sigmund Freud


Electroliquid Aggregation:

Physics of building change in dream.


Axonometrics:







Axonometrics selected:


Crysis environment screenshot:

Week 5 : Axonometrics. Sketchup model to Crysis environment

12 Axonometrics:










Selected model:

Screenshot in Crysis Environment: