Maxwell Render Photocomposite based on the Medieval tapestry Unicorn in Captivity
Miss Crash of Studio Servitu painted in the naive style of the circus sideshow banner art of Fred G. Johnson. Part of a larger image I'm making.
Meant to evoke the tarot card, 'Le Pendu,' or 'The Hanged Man.'
Covered in Golden crackle paste
Made from strips of balsa wood. The entire wall is about 8" x 11"
John Asaro's Planes of the Head is a book that has been around for some time, and it was accompanied by a bust that contained simplified head planes on one side and slightly more complex ones on the other. Now to this material has been added several more heads.
I just bought the very simplified one, pictured above, and I find it excellent and well made. It even happens to have a screw hole in the base that looks designed to allow the head to be installed on a standard tripod.
I think this head would be useful for practicing portraiture lighting as well.
A Maxwell Render simulation demonstrating the use of flags or cutters in photography to control light and shadow.
A tutorial on how to use Photoshop to prepare a digital photograph for making pushpin portraits in limited palettes using indexed color.
A short video on blinking lights, photograph vignettes, color and luminosity.
Also a bit of a test run for my new Camtasia screencasting software and audio-technica AT220 USB microphone.
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