random art

My process:

1. get a large piece of paper, a ruler, 6 colors of paint and the tools to apply them (brushes, water, etc.), and a 6 sided dice.

2. assign the colors numbers 1 through 6.

3. roll the dice, the number you get divide by 2. Use the number you now have to draw a line that many inches over and parallel to the edge. keep repeating process to turn the paper into a grid.

4. start at the top left square and roll the dice. The number you get will correspond to a color number, paint the color you get in the square. keep repeating going one square at a time, left to right, going down one row at a time.

I will bring in the paintings we made for class on 3/25/10. Also will post better pictures...

here are some pics of Mary and I working on the projects together.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v188/phat_irie/IMG_0599.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v188/phat_irie/IMG_0621.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v188/phat_irie/IMG_0620.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v188/phat_irie/IMG_0619.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v188/phat_irie/IMG_0618.jpg

Natasha's google earth tour

I pretended to go to Europe, now you can too!

Turfroggin!

This new breed of animal is part turtle, part frog, and part foliage. It comes from South Africa's Knysna-Amatole coastal rain forest. It's main habitat is shallow ponds, but it can move across the frost floor unseen. If in danger it can use it's powerful frog-like hind legs to catapult away. It's a very defensive animal, with it's hard shell and ability to camouflage itself.

photoshop project

finished my picture, need to practice more photoshop though.

fetch 3.0.3.

any tips on installing this so I can post my trip? won't install on my mac. "no application to run this" (to run the installer).

google earth project

I'm gonna show off my google earth project tomorrow hopefully. Made it a little neater and used the save trick. Really looking forward to moving on from google earth and learning photoshop.