Group pose
YouTube tutorial: How to Add Chapters to Your Videos Using Timestamps
I encourage people to download and alter all the 3D files below -- 210413__GLB_Decimated.zip (3.56 MB). They were all decimated into the smallest file size that I could make in 3D Builder (comes free with Windows 10), in a height of about 25 mm (~ 1 inch).
Each image below is of the same figure in three angles, from a 3D file created in Paint 3D.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
- John Tollett's drawings from the same session
- Holly Grimm's drawing from the same session on Dada NYC
Variations
Variation on "J"
Another variation on "J"
- YouTube tutorial: Introduction to the new Geometry Nodes in Blender
- YouTube tutorial: Blender 2.8 Add-on Tutorial : Scatter Objects & Make Instances real ("Make Instances Real" necessary to export 3D file)
- YouTube tutorial: Exporting a Rotating GIF in Blender
3D PRINTING
I printed the last image that I made in the drawing session
(drawing "P")
The print is covered by "support material"
The print was very small,
but it's my first 3D print in Albuquerque
Printed on an Orion delta 3D printer
AUGMENTED REALITY Fantasy
What if one scanned the Bill Barrett sculpture head on, the one in the sculpture garden in front of the Albuquerque Museum. Would that sculpture work as a "target image," and place some of my fake sculptures around the physical sculpture in Augmented Reality? Can we do this with the Halo AR or Adobe Aero Mobile apps?
Mock up in front of the Albuquerque Museum --
of my augmented reality drawings/sculptures ("G" and "F")
next to the physical sculpture by Bill Barrett
NOTES:
- The Augmented Reality "sculptures" probably would not throw shadows, and look strange next to the physical sculpture
- The Halo AR app, and it seems all the other Augmented Reality apps, require at least an Android 8 operating system
As an experiment, below is a single 3D figure ("G") in Augmented Reality using the Adobe Aero Mobile app. The augmented reality file -- 210413_Krrrl_drawing_G.real -- is only 324 KB. It was created to be 20 cm tall (7.9 inches).
Update (May 2):
I ordered some 2" x 3" stickers -- "Rectangle Car Stickers" -- of the image below from MakeStickers.com.
The idea is that people with the latest iPhone can scan the AR Code, and my figure will immediately materialize in Augmented Reality. They have to have the Adobe Aero Mobile app installed on their iPhone.
A Photoshop mock-up
of how my Augmented Reality figure
would look in front
of the new Art Vault gallery in Santa Fe
Mock-up of my sticker
below a paste-up in Santa Fe
Update: My "AR Code" stickers came in on May 11th:
That same Augmented Reality figure could also materialize in Albuquerque.
Mock-up of my Augmented Reality figure
in the sculpture garden
in front of the Albuquerque Museum
This figure in Augmented Reality
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- Blog: My Fairytale Life by Steven Boone, who drew with us in Santa Fe
Figure drawings references online:
- I like the animated GIFs made by Esteban Diácono
- I like this animated head created by Simon Romain
- I downloaded Houdini Apprentice
- Fluid Painter by David Li
- Verve Painter
- Jazza Playlist, from the YouTube artist, reviews a lot of strange art tools that I'm investigating
- YouTube tutorial: 3D Scanning for Free -- using Meshroom and MeshLab
- EB Synth -- art effects on videos
- SketchAR -- draw with an AR assist, requires at least Android 7
NOTE: A year ago I started to push deeply into the realm of digital art, on April 13, 2020 with THIS POST
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