KHS Digital Media Arts

This is probably one of the coolest eye pics I've ever seen just to see the detail of the human eye is cool and its still one of the biggest mysteries to man kind. enjoy....

This is a piece done by Anna Pantelia I like the form she pulled out of the building that is under construction and matched it up with her head.

This is one of my new idea to do for my concentration project

This is the first piece of my concentration. Pretty cool, huh? I'll be focusing in Illustrator and focusing on cars. Stay tuned and stay classy.

Chance The Rapper uses really cool techniques in his music videos. This is a picture of the double exposure film technique he uses.

Ian Hobson is a light graffiti artist that's pretty cool!  Check him out!

The best show ever. Just ask Jeff Martin!! He LOVES CincyNow! He LIVES for CincyNow! He BREATHES CincyNow. JEFF IS CINCYNOW!!!

FOR THE UNINFORMED: Mrs. Shields may kill me for how long this post to the blog is, but she can deal with it :P Alright... I just want to state that I love Apple to death and get that out of the way but I AM GOING TO RANT for a little. Apple introduced the new "iPad Air" to the world today, among other things. The starting price for a 16GB silver OR black iPad Air is $499, and if you want 8x the storage with the 128GB version, it'll set you back $799. To put that into perspective, if you were to buy a 2.3GHz Mac Mini that has a quad core Intel Core i7 (the fastest processor Intel makes, starting at the i3, i5, and then the i7), 4GB of DDR3 ram, and a 1TB hard drive, it'll set you back $799. So you can buy a pretty very good Mac computer (I have one at home but better haha) or a new iPad. Anyways....  The iPad Air weights only A pound (yes one pound), is only 7.5 millimeters thick (Apple advertises that by saying 7.5 millimeters THIN), has a 9.7"

So DMA 1 is replicating movie trailers right now, and I found this. Obviously none of us are using all the crazy effects like this, but I thought it was super interesting to realize that if we think a ton of work goes into our tiny trailers, think about one whole movie. then add all the extra crazy effects and tech involved. Crazy.

This is some digital art involving pianos, it's pretty cool ok so check out the artist Joseph Presely. He does a lot invloving music.

I really wanted to post a picture of a turtle and shields said I had to be creative and artistic so heres a cool turtle that was obviously photoshopped and I dont know a ton about double exposure, actually I know nothing about it but I feel like this looks like double exposure ok. bye.

12 Tips For Photographers Curious About DSLR Video Diving into video can confound even experienced still shooters; here are 12 tips to help you make the transition with ease BY STAN HORACZEK ON OCTOBER 7, 2013 5 RELATED TAGS: HOW-TO ,   LIGHTING ,   PROCESSING ,   SHOOTING ,   VIDEO A shotgun mic like the Røde Videomic ($150, street) boosts your DSLR’s audio chops. Photo by: Dan Bracaglia Motion can flummox even the most experienced still shooters. To get you started making great video with a DSLR or ILC, here are some essentials. Grasp them and you’ll soon film like a pro. Plan your shoot. Making a video people want to watch starts before you pick up the camera. “Storyboarding, shot-listing, and conceptualizing are ultimately what sets good motion work apart,” says photographer-turned-director Vincent Laforet. While you don’t need Hollywood-style storyboards to shoot a birthday party, planning your shots in advance will make editing simple

Maria Aparicio Puentes uses photographs and embroiders on top to create these images, with colorful lines and geometric shapes. To see more, click here .

This is a contour line drawing made in photoshop. The AP class did a project similar to this and this is something that could help with your concentration.

Behold- Carl's Sea Adventure. This is our cover design for our storybook. Pretty sweet. Collin Cooper and Sam Parrett. hashtag.

Possibly the greatest thing in the history of greatest things is coming. Enjoy the magic that is Wes Anderson.

See what inspired the LG G2's OIS Camera "Chicken Cam."

Samsung had been crazy producing new product. Samsung Note 3 Samsung curved phone Samsung Watchphone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fRAqvsD1uxw I forgot how to post a video so a link is the next best thing is the link.  this link will take you to a fan made trailer of pacific rim i just thought it was really creative.

3D street painting made in Venlo, The Netherlands. Inspired by Arcade’s video game Pac-Man from the 80-ties. It took a video game and put it into real life. It also uses 2D perspective and took it into 3D perspective.

Check out this awesome poster art! Also check out the event it's advertising!

Found this picture to be really interesting with such a unique angle. This photo was taken with a Go Pro waterproof camera.

Who are National Geographic photographers? To honor 125 years of photography, they turned the (video) camera on their colleagues and get to know the people behind some of the most celebrated photographs in the world. Visit  http://proof.nationalgeographic.com  for more interviews from this series, in which National Geographic photographers explore the power of photography and explain why this life of image-making suits them so well.

This is a great explanation of how the high dynamic range on a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera works! This has definitely solidified my interest in buying one of these puppies! The high dynamic range allows for the opportunity to not crush shadows and to bring out the detail in both extreme light and extreme darkness. Very nifty and definitely worth the price!

Banksy fooled everyone again when he set up an art booth outside of Central Park, selling 100% authentic original signed Banksy canvases for $60 each. Only three people to buy pieces from the stall, He only sold $420 worth of art. This was part of Banksy's "residency on the streets of New York". Thousands of other New Yorkers and tourists walked past the stall, which had been open for hours before the first sale, unaware of the potential goldmine of modern art that was on sale. The pieces on offer included a version of well-known Banksy works such as "Flower Thrower", which adorns the cover of Wall & Piece, his 2005 hardback retrospective, and "Laugh Now". A triptych containing two similar black-on-white versions of these two works, alongside a third piece, sold for £121,250 ($194,181) at auction in London in 2008.

I recently saw a couple really interesting collage pieces that I want to share about. I looked into them and the company they are done by is a German company called Hort. I think its a company or a collective of artists or something like that but I'm not quite sure because the website is well....in German. But to check out more of their work on a confusing German Website click  here                       

Im sure almost everyone has seen this picture but I figured i would post it because quite frankly it is an amazing picture the way the building look blue along with the sky, gotta love HDR!

This is a really cool animation I found, each frame was done by hand.

This is my project for the double exposure technique. I really like the way that this style looks and I might be exploring it further for my concentration.

This is any idea for then next project that we are doing, homemade movie trailers. This is a really cool homemade movie trailer, but that might be because I like Lord of the Rings a little bit. I'm really excited for this project, but i don't know what movie trailer my partner and I am going to do.

Here is a super cool mini double exposure camera. To learn more go here . So Cute!

Perhaps a new way to clean off rust and such

Photographers  Sean Lenz and Kristoffer Abildgaard  did a series of long exposure photographs called "Neon Luminance". To get the neon light graffiti in the water, they dropped glow sticks into the waterfalls.They shot with a long shutter speed as the glow sticks floated down to the drop off.

Coming soon to youtube: StashBash with Frodo and Squeege. We plan on music videos, animations, sketches, Let's Plays and more. Look out for us in the future. Tell your friends. Tell your friends' friends. Even tell your friends' weird furry chested uncle who only comes occasionally to those thanksgiving dinner parties. Tell the world.

Not sure if this qualifies as a double exposure but it certainly is somewhat related to in the process. I also like the interesting creative way they take a normal figure we use about industrialism vs nature and make it something emotional and interesting

http://thisishoax.com/hoaxportfolio/ This website shows a portfolio of photo compositing. This picture of the house on the hill is my favorite. Check it out!

This is very relative to what we are currently doing in class. He has doen this very well. There are 8 of him in this picture.  He did a very good job on this "Me, My Self, and I" project.

Just a little something were doing related to this in class. Double exposure is kind of neat.

I found this picture while I was searching around on google images, and it really caught my eye... See what I did there?:) I really like the way they blended the colors in the eye to represent water, while still holding the composition of an eye. I also love how the only part in focus is the diver, diving in to the eye, it really pulls you in to that one spot making it the center of interest.

HERE  is a website with tons of multiple exposure pieces and artists. These professional artists are almost as good as BIG KEV!