Animation Airing on Santa Cruz Public Television

Posted December 29, 2011 by administrator
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“Ebb and Flow of California’s Central Coast Lagoons” will be airing on Santa Cruz public television Dec. 27 – Jan. 1 on Comcast channel 27/ Charter cable channel 73 (Santa Cruz County only).

Tue, 12/27/11 – 07:54 PM
Tue, 12/27/11 – 09:23 PM
Wed, 12/28/11 – 07:55 PM
Thu, 12/29/11 – 02:45 PM
Fri, 12/30/11 – 01:42 PM
Sat, 12/31/11 – 11:51 AM
Sat, 12/31/11 – 08:34 PM
Sun, 01/01/12 – 03:50 AM
Sun, 01/01/12 – 12:42 PM

Coastal Lagoons: A Closer Look Through Art, History and Science

Posted December 29, 2011 by administrator
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Coastal Lagoons: A Closer Look Through Art, History and Science

An upcoming exhibition, Coastal Lagoons: A Closer Look though Art, History and Science, will be showing work from several Santa Cruz artists along with my animated piece, Ebb and Flow of California’s Central Coast Lagoons and field recordings taken from central coast lagoons.

October 15, 2011 – February 24, 2012
Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History
1305 East Cliff Drive
Santa Cruz, CA 95062

rheo: 5 horizons

Posted July 29, 2011 by administrator
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Some great images from Ryoichi Kurokawa’s installation, “rheo: 5 horizons” shown at 2011 FILE

rheo: 5 horizons

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Lagoon Collage – Camera Malfunction

Posted May 6, 2011 by administrator
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I was experimenting with seran wrap to illustrate water in this stop motion animation. It will mostly be composed of cut paper. However, today has been a little frustrating. My camera has decided it doesn’t want to work any longer. I’m hoping after a little screaming, yelling, turning it on and off 1,000 times will make it function again. Wish me luck!

Lagoon Collage

Posted May 2, 2011 by administrator
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I’m experimenting with cut paper to create an animation of a California lagoon – it is still rough but I am experimenting with the possibility of using paper to illustrate the evolution of the California Lagoons. Here is a photo of the first paper sketch.


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