Any digital art students / arduino fans wish to make a control system that uses muscle wire? Contact Ian.
Link: http://www.mrsec.wisc.edu/Edetc/cineplex/OHP_NiTi/index.html
Any digital art students / arduino fans wish to make a control system that uses muscle wire? Contact Ian.
Link: http://www.mrsec.wisc.edu/Edetc/cineplex/OHP_NiTi/index.html
A great source of ideas relating to kinetic sculpture and ’sketching’ with materials.
Here’s the PDF from session 4 with links to the reading pack etc. Please email Ian with your blog URL ASAP.
Link: 3D_Hybrids_4.pdf
Regards, Ian
Here are the slides for last weeks class.
Link: 3D_Hybrids_Lecture_2.pdf
If you are interested, please remember to check out Kinetica (the cool floating gallery of electronic and kinetic art Link: Kinetica) at the form art fair at Olympia 28th Feb - 2nd March.
Regards, Ian
Welcome to the 3D Hybrids Blog. This is the thinking space for the whole module.
Please feel free to register and post about anything you wish about your research topics, material you have found and any questions you may like to discuss about the course. You can start discussion about your research and creative work.
Be sure to put your name on any post you make. Defamatory posts may be edited or removed by the moderator. But really, anything goes.
Why not post your etudes for everyone to view and any work in progress you have for your creative artefacts, single projects etc.
The module study guide can be found here:
http://ellington.tvu.ac.uk/3dHybrids/
Regards,
Ian Grant
Sabrina Raaf :: New Media Artist:
Interesting new media artist with installation and sculptural leanings:
Link: www.raaf.org/index.php
Multiple projects by UK university consortium exploring multiple connections between the virtual and physical worlds.
Link: Equator Website
The OpenGL Teapot Story
A ‘hybrid’ installation found on a fab site detailing an interaction design / physical computing course at NYU. Check out the link here
‘The Ladder’ installation documentation can be found here http://www.johngerrard.net/theladder/

You can find a zipped archive of numerous quartz composer patches culled from various places on the internet. Total credit to the various authors!
http://ellington.tvu.ac.uk/downloads/quartz_composer_samples.zip