Land Art Project -
"Kings Court Cube - In Progress, Day Four"land art sculpture by Mick Mather
The rainy weather has kept me from working on the cube for the past two days. This morning, with a medium fog lending its ambiance to the muted, morning light, I went out to see how it withstood these minimal atmospheric changes. I actually added about a half dozen more pieces but working with the available materials in such a soggy state proved pointless. Anyway, here's a progress report and, just below, a short and quite bad, movie.Labels: an Artwork A Day by Mick Mather, fog, Kings Court Cube, land art, movie, sculpture
10 Comments:
How fun! Love the video, wish I could be there in person!
How do you work with parts of a video?--I don't know how to do that.
Mary Stebbins Taitt:
Thanks for the comment and the question. As far as editing is concerned, the software that came with my Kodak Z740 does editing but it's quite minimal. For example, you can snip off beginnings or ends and you can splice ... needless to say, I believe there lies a valuable editing process within that framework but I've had little time to investigate.
Did you "snip off" the end for the art piece?
Mary Stebbins Taitt:
I did snip off the beginning or the end of the video ... the piece itself? LOL, no snipping! :D
I'm still a little confused, but that's OK. :-D
Mary Stebbins Taitt:
LOL ... I'm still confused to. If it's oaky with you then it's okay with me. Or, begin again?
Was the other picture a still taken at the same time as the movie or did you extract it from the movie?
Cold here! Brr. Went x-c skiing this afternoon.
Mary Stebbins Taitt:
LMAO ... now I get it. The image is a photograph and was not snipped from the video. :D
AH! Well, I like both. I thought I could see at the end of the video where the image MIGHT have come from. But now I know it didn't.
Anyway, I LIKE THEM!
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