Maotik & Fraction – ObE
ObE was presented as a piece of work for the Society for Arts & Technology (2013) by visual artists Maotik and Fraction alongside Mutek. Mutek is “a not-for-profit organization dedicated to […]
Tag Archives: 3d projection mapping
Character Designs – Projection Animation
As it’s difficult to see the character and pop-up designs in the animation and because I spent so much time designing these, I thought it would be good to share […]
Schrodinger’s Rabbit Storyboards and Sketchbook
As the project draws to a close and the final edit is being completed, here are both the storyboards and sketchbook for the idea generation, planning and other working outs […]
Schrodinger’s Rabbit: Production Update
It’s been a tough week! Whilst the animation has made good progress in some areas, other major technical problems have cropped up. The set (pop-up book) is complete and looking […]
Schrodinger’s Rabbit – Final Script
After a few weeks, several revisions and a couple of script reads the script for the short film Schrodinger’s Rabbit is pretty much complete. I’m afraid I’m not going to upload […]
Spectro Projection Installation – Norwich Arts Centre
This is a short video of the projection installation that Alice Boutell and I created for the Spectro electronic night at Norwich Arts Centre on Friday 15th November. It was […]
Tagtool pop-up mini-projection tests
Both the script and idea development for my upcoming project are starting to come together. I’m not going to say much at this stage other than the working title for […]
Sphere Feedback
Today I received the feedback for Sphere. This was the first time I’ve properly experimented with projection mapping and VJ’ing and I am looking forward to progressing further with this […]
Sphere
For the best quality, ensure you select 720p. Visuals: Andrew Logie Music: Chris Weeks http://www.chrisweeksmusic.com ©2013 Andrew Logie
Sphere: Final Critique
“You can have all the technology on earth, but without a message and some form of engaging content, it’s just a chainsaw in the hands of a baby” (Faulkner, 2006) […]
