Friday, December 19, 2008
New Microscope Camera
So I just got a cheepo microscopic camera. It's pretty cool and I'm looking forward to really doing something fun with bugs and plant specimens. So far I've had fairly good results with the images I captured of myself but it is difficult to keep focused and must be very close to whatever you are shooting. It also does video capture - I haven't even begin to wrap my mind around how I might use that. Still the obsessive geek in me spent about 40 minutes looking at my pores in the preview mode. I can't do anything large print wise with it because of the 1.3mp limitation, but still really good and might be truly fun for working in small things like tintypes or in grid installations. Nifty new toy!
Labels:
anatomy,
art,
camera,
gadget,
microscope,
photography
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Here's the long-awaited art sale info:
Last Minute Holiday Art Sale
Sunday, December 21st
11am - 3pm
881 Clarks Lane
Artists Participating Include:
Ron Jasin
Suzane Edds
Gary Bell
Scott Scarboro
Terry Wunderlich
Michelle Amos
Mary Yates
and more!
Join us for some holiday cheer and a lot of cool, affordable art!
Don't forget, we are giving away gifts from the artists! Come get some art!
Sunday, December 21st
11am - 3pm
881 Clarks Lane
Artists Participating Include:
Ron Jasin
Suzane Edds
Gary Bell
Scott Scarboro
Terry Wunderlich
Michelle Amos
Mary Yates
and more!
Join us for some holiday cheer and a lot of cool, affordable art!
Don't forget, we are giving away gifts from the artists! Come get some art!
Labels:
art,
craft,
fine art,
holdiay,
KY,
louisville,
sale,
studio direct,
suclpture
Monday, December 1, 2008
KFW / LMDC Project Gets Some Press
About a year ago I was selected to be a partner artist with sculptor Joyce Ogden for a special project with the Kentucky Foundation for Women and the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections to create a community art work for the exit lobby of the jail. We recently got some nice press about the project and some of the other components that have evolved in the process of working in the jail in the Courier Journal. Check the article by Dianne Heilenman
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