“Monitor Man” is now on You Tube / http://uk.youtube.com/user/ToastedGhost / Before you leave com…
“Monitor Man” is now on You Tube / http://uk.youtube.com/user/ToastedGhost / Before you leave comment please consider that I made the video myself solo including the recording… / Damn difficult with a monitor on your head. lol If you want to participate / Monitor man Needs you.. Technical stuff and a large print of “Monitor Man” / Tech stuff and print
I get asked all the time how to do this, so I’m going to put it here so it’s faster to answer everyone! =) Hi! No problem! If you have…
I get asked all the time how to do this, so I’m going to put it here so it’s faster to answer everyone! =) Hi! No problem! If you have a PC (MAC is different) 1. hit the “prt sc” (or print screen) button. Normally this button is near the scroll or pause or delete buttons…usually 2. Open your photo editing program like photoshop. “Paint” the default program that comes on most PC’s works too. 3. Open a blank document. I usually set mine to 1500×1500 pixels. 4. hit the “CRTL” (or control) button and the “V” button. This is the shortcut for “paste” 5. crop out the extra stuff you don’t need. 6. Save. 7. if you want to use on RB I upload it as a hidden art piece. then you right click. go to properties. copy the URL. paste it into wherever you wish to place it. on redbubble for the image to appear you need to put ”!” on both sides of the url with no space. Now if you have a MAC. Somewhere there is a “grab” function. / go here for the explanation. I hope this works, please let me know if you have any further questions.
/ BRAG TIME! / if you’re in Melbourne, you can go to Federation Square...
/ BRAG TIME! / if you’re in Melbourne, you can go to Federation Square and watch a film called CORAL SEA DREAMING 2, an epic undersea film of magnificent cinematography by Australia’s own Emmy Award-winner David Hannan and music by yours truly, Tania Rose. This film is an extraordinary visual feast, and is probably the last we will see of much of the marine life of the coral reefs, as the reefs around the globe are as we speak becoming extinct :(. David is the world leader of undersea cinematography and provides a lot of footage for marine scientists and their studies. Shot in Hi-Definition, Coral Sea Dreaming 2 is a collection of his best work. It is indeed both an honour and a privilege to be involved in this project, on many levels, not least of which is the fact that this is both a celebration and a tribute to something the Earth is losing with dire consequences. The earth is precious…more precious than ourselves
Screengrab saves entire webpages as images. It will save what you can see in the window, the entire page, just a selection, a particu…
Screengrab saves entire webpages as images. It will save what you can see in the window, the entire page, just a selection, a particular frame… basically it saves webpages as images. It takes screen shots – that is, shots, of web pages. Install the Firefox Add on and in the right corner down you will find a little Screengrab icon, which you just need to click…. And you have saved the Website as a picture…. :) Here you can download Screengrab 0.95 for Firefox! Read also Leonardo da Vinci: Engineer of our modern motorized toothbrushes…. or NEW Great music… or Do you know the Google Translator…???
Hullo! Just letting you know about an upcoming photography event that should be ace… _This July, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra w…
Hullo! Just letting you know about an upcoming photography event that should be ace… This July, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra will screen the finalists of Projections 08 – an annual competition that is rapidly becoming a major talent-spotting event for the next generation of top photographers. Photographers with less than 3 years’ professional experience have submitted a series of works and are vying for one of five titles: Best Editorial Photographer; Best Commercial Photographer; Best Art Photographer; People’s Choice Award; and the grand prize, Best Overall Photographer. To best display the finalists’ work , it will be shown in a full cinematic experience (with matching soundtracks) at the Chauvel Cinema in Sydney on Tuesday 1 th July and at ACMI in Melbourne on Thursday 24th July. Canberra will host a screening at M16 on Friday 18th July as part of the Vivid Photographic Festival. Go to the Projections 08 website to see full details of the competition, buy tickets (selling fast), see a teaser of the work etc. My entry was Highly Commended so apparently some of my work will be screened at the after parties, woo! xx
The Digitopia Animation Initiative has enabled the creation of three short films. They were made with very different animation styles and…
The Digitopia Animation Initiative has enabled the creation of three short films. They were made with very different animation styles and techniques but all use digital animation. Time and Place / Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2008 / Time: 6:30pm – 8:00pm / Location: Mercury Cinema, 13 Morphett Street Adelaide, Australia / Phone: 0884100979 / Email: info@mrc.org.au DUSK DAY / A modern-day gothic fairy tale tells the story of Pali, a young boy lured into the deep dark forest despite the warnings of his grandfather, Alim. / Team: John Willanski, Emily Brindal, Steven Ready, Alex Brindal, Colin Zammit, Anna Kotoousova / Animation: 2D cutout (Ink Rain technique). / Mentor: Monkeystack / Here’s the trailer AWESOME FIGHTER: OF BATTLE A GO GO / When a science experiment goes wrong, Andy believes he has gained super powers and sets about defending justice in the schoolyard. But after realising he’s not as super as he first thought, Andy discovers what makes a real hero. / Team: Tim Cannan, Levi George, Johnny Cousins, Sam Williams, Scott Wright / Animation: 2D Characters, 3D background/foreground elements. / Mentor: The People’s Republic of Animation PROJECT ROLF / Rolf the monkey finds himself stuck in a big city and struggles to adjust to his new surroundings. / Team: Roy Masterman, Bill Northcott, David Smith, Heath Dingle / Animation: Hybrid 2D/3D. / Mentor: Rising Sun Pictures The Digitopia Animation Initiative is supported by the South Australian Film Corporation and the Department for Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology.
Hey everyone, / Just a couple of queries for those out there….I shoot all my stuff on Fuji Velvia which is just an exceptional film for…
Hey everyone, / Just a couple of queries for those out there….I shoot all my stuff on Fuji Velvia which is just an exceptional film for colour richness,saturation and fine grain – some of the originals look quite spectacular even.Then I scan them and re-size/adjust them to try and match the original which at the time i either have projected or on a light table in front of me. I only want my work online to be equal to that of the originals, I’d hate to think of someone buying my work and it being a misrepresentation of it. / So….the question being…is there any one out here in ‘Bubble-land’ that can put me on to a free monitor/screen colour calibration URL,program or bar chart ? / I have black and white bar scales and everything loooks perfect, so I am essentially just chasing a colour calibration check to verify everything… thanks for any advice or comments, tone :)
Okay, so RB has been wigging out on me lately! What’s the deal-y-y-o? I AM GOING CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!! RB spare me this insanity…. pwee…
Okay, so RB has been wigging out on me lately! What’s the deal-y-y-o? I AM GOING CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!! RB spare me this insanity…. pweese? :o( I have written two posts about this, here and here. And, now this journal to share with you the utter chaos I have been dealing with for the last 2 1/2 days!!! It totally ruined Drawing Day for me!!!! Oh pooh! This problem is not with FireFox or IE, because I tried both and the problem persisted with both. I have been dealing with pages like these the entire time as well as other minor things as stated in the forum posts. Oh, somebody help. OR, I’m gonna go postal! Flames…flames at the…side…of my face…heaving breaths…! Here are some screen shots I took today. The first is FF and the second is IE: /
_Please join special guests Jonathan Ive, Marc Newson, Alice Rawsthorn, and di…
Please join special guests Jonathan Ive, Marc Newson, Alice Rawsthorn, and director Gary Hustwit for a special screening and post-film discussion in London at the Chelsea Cinema. Tickets are very limited for this special event. They are only available through the Objectified website, and will go on sale tomorrow, Thursday, February 26 at noon GMT. London Special Screening / Thursday, April 16, 7pm / Curzon Chelsea Cinema / 206 King’s Road / London SW3 5XP / Thursday, February 26 at noon GMT. So this is going to be extremely difficult to get tickets to but I was thinking … if a bunch of us manage to get their paws on some then I think a bit of a London RedBubble Design Appreciation meet up might be in order. Let me know if you’ll be attempting to get tickets …
Hi All; You probably already know this. Anyhow I know the RB font sizes are a little small for us, ah, mature generation. By accident,...
Hi All; You probably already know this. Anyhow I know the RB font sizes are a little small for us, ah, mature generation. By accident, I found that if you hold the ctrl and C keys down, and roll your mouse wheel, you can increase/decrease the fonts size displayed on the screen. This really helped me scroll through RB stuff with less eye strain. Unfortunately it doesn’t stay set that way after you exit your browser (I use Firefox), but it’s easy to reset. My browser comes up when I boot up, and stays on all day. You’d think after being in computers for 40 years, I’d already know this, go figure. Hope you can use this. Cheers. G.
Oh, I am so close to giving in and buying a colour calibration device for my monitor. All I did yesterday was update my graphics dri…
Oh, I am so close to giving in and buying a colour calibration device for my monitor. All I did yesterday was update my graphics driver. Just a simple procedure … surf on over to NVidia, grab the latest driver, d/l and install it. Hey presto, all is fine, reboot works (always a nice bonus with new drivers!) (#) but OH NO!, my background ain’t as black as is used to be. A few seconds later, I dare to look back at the screen, hoping the settings just had to be reloaded from the old driver but alas, no change. You see, I use a combination of the RGB/brightness/contrast controls on my monitor, AND on my graphics card driver via the control panel, to get reasonably acceptable gamma, colour and contrast. The new driver had complete failed to load my old settings. Now I was upset! There followed about six attempts to recalibrate my screen using various combinations of RGB gamma and test pattern images and the Adobe gamma utility and the wizard in the NVidia panel. I’ve only just got it sorted now (I think) and I’m left hoping/trusting that things are fine again. What worked best was simply that I know what my images look like from colour-controlled print labs, so after a rough calibration with the various wizards, I simply tweaked things until a reasonable selection of my images looked “right”. I think things are still fractionally blue, but it’ll do for now. It’s a bit slap-dash really, so I think it’s time to get me a colour calibration system. Who of my watchers has got a recommendation? thanks – David. (#) actually NVidia usually provides pretty reliable drivers, so the successful reboot was expected!
Paul and I have been working very hard on updating an improving the Disenchanted Photography website since Paul has come aboard and I’m h…
Paul and I have been working very hard on updating an improving the Disenchanted Photography website since Paul has come aboard and I’m here to tell you that it is almost ready to be launched for the world to see! We are both very excited. There will of course be the standard galleries show casing the work we’ve done and as the time (and jobs) roll in they will be frequently updated along with news and all the ‘goss on what we’re up to. Some of you may have visited the Disenchanted Blog since it’s conception however that will also be moved and Paul and I will both be keeping that active on a very regular basis. We will also be including some desktop wallpapers to help entice people to keep returning to see what they can get for free and eventually we will be selling small packages of them as well as screen savers and tee shirts etc. There’s still a lot in the planning stages, but it’s all coming along very nicely… and we can’t wait to show you all! Until then… we’ll keep you posted.
It’s amazing how a brainstorming session can result in…well, RESULTS! / We threw around an idea to have the CORAL SEA DREAMING 2 film …
It’s amazing how a brainstorming session can result in…well, RESULTS! / We threw around an idea to have the CORAL SEA DREAMING 2 film screened at FEDERATION SQUARE in Melbourne…and here it is Cinematography – David Hannan / Music – Tania Rose / Pics by Peter Simon, who also played a big part in the film…thanks Pete / go see it if you’re in Melbourne. It’s free. i think this is a sclaed down cut of the epic film (which is around 90 mins in length), and you can check times on the Federation Square site and if you’d like to buy the soundtrack to the original CORAL SEA DREAMING film by yours truly, you can get that here Thanks for your support throughout the whole project…and beyond :)
hi people, i have just opened up a shop at SKREENED! they screen print on tees and bags… what i really like about them is that…
hi people, i have just opened up a shop at SKREENED! they screen print on tees and bags… what i really like about them is that they can screen print on a very large area (front + back) 17 inch x 11 inch on the tees + bags giving you lots of room for creativity! do check out my fat_fa_tin store at SKREENED! cheers! fatfatin
I have been back for a long time after “being away for a few days” as mentioned in my last entry… Have been visiting the site many time…
I have been back for a long time after “being away for a few days” as mentioned in my last entry… Have been visiting the site many times… sometimes several times a day!!! I have added a photo or two, but have been pretty inactive on that front or with these journal entries… However, I have been adding quite a few comments to many of the fantastic shots that are appearing on RB… keep up the good work everyone. I have a question for RB… have you thought of having a marketable “screen saver” that people can purchase with the option to included selected images… $X for 10 images of choice, $Y for 25 images of choice $Z for 75 etc. Just a thought that offers a wide opportunity for each of us to have the sale of some of our images… what do you and other redbubblers think of this idea!!!
Ahh yes. The infamous Blue Screen of Death does exist. I got it yesterday and then computer fully died. Boo Hoo poor Khosie. hehehhe….
Ahh yes. The infamous Blue Screen of Death does exist. I got it yesterday and then computer fully died. Boo Hoo poor Khosie. hehehhe. Will send it off for repairs and try and nick hubbies computer when I can (like tonight) Be back soon…. :O)
All of us who create digital art or post our works online have probably heard that each computer screen is different. But it’s one thing…
All of us who create digital art or post our works online have probably heard that each computer screen is different. But it’s one thing to hear and consider it, and another to actually see those differences. Let me explain why I’m writing about this. My mother got a laptop for work purposes, and today I was adding her favorites to it not only because she’s pretty busy. I decided to go ahead and add my RB site to it for her to look at, and while I was there, it occurred to me, maybe I should take the time to browse my artwork. After all, hers is brand-spankin’ new, hi-res, and the settings haven’t been played with yet. I was supremely shocked, mostly with my 3D artwork. I take loads of time setting and resetting the lighting so the moods are just right, even adjusting them after their renders. On several of the pieces, all that effort went right out the window. My fractals mostly weren’t too bad, although a few of them looked a bit washed out. At least my photos stayed more or less the same. I was pleased with that. But how disappointing! I have my own screen adjusted to suit my eye problems. Anyway, I have no idea what to do now, except go on as I have been…and wish for a new computer myself.
Wondering what other’s screen resolution is set on? / Mine is 1024×768 _I ‘drop down’ to 640×480 when I send my PC signal through…
Wondering what other’s screen resolution is set on? / Mine is 1024×768 I ‘drop down’ to 640×480 when I send my PC signal through my scan converter to my TV for watching online vids and movies on my home theater system
Over the last few months I have been building my portfolio, trying various techniques and photographing different subjects (http://alecra…
Over the last few months I have been building my portfolio, trying various techniques and photographing different subjects (http://alecrain.redbubble.com/), photos that I was especially proud of I put here on Redbubble (and Flicr) to get some comments and even perhaps to sell few of them. / At one point I even decided to print one or two of the photos on my home printer that was always good to me but to my frustration I could never get it to print the photos I processed correctly. / I always shoot in RAW and then process the photos to my liking, however photos that looked great on my screen (default screen settings for my Toshiba P300 laptop) don’t look so good on the prints- they are way underexposed and HUE and Saturation are off. I decided to calibrate my screen using one (and then many) of the calibration photos I found online. / I printed one using default printer settings and then holding the print next to my screen I tried to adjust contrast, gamma, hue, saturation to my screen best represent the actual print. / Finally after few hours I was happy with the result, I confirmed that all was good by trying other calibration images and good quality photos from National Geographic and so on. All was good But then I rechecked my own photos, to my terror most of them were really bad, nothing what I worked so hard on achieving. / ........... / :-(
Dear friends I have just organised a benefit gig to help me start my photo/video project called “Through my Eyes” / www.myspace.com/th…
Dear friends I have just organised a benefit gig to help me start my photo/video project called “Through my Eyes” / www.myspace.com/throughmyeyesproject / It is about helping teach children photography and video so they can show people their lives, dreams, hopes and passion. It is about celebrating life amongst hardship and war. Several NGOs will help me along my way, I am starting the project at Fitzroy Learning Centre with several refugee children then travel to Banda Aceh first to work at the orphanage . I plan to travel to work and do relief aid photography in Laos, Burma, India, Pakistan, Afganistan, Palestine, Darfur, Somalia and Peru. The money helps to go to running classes and also film stock and processing for the children. In Pakistan I hope to work on building my school in the Kashmir region and will spend several months on hopefully planning and building of the project. I plan to go away for a while but i will keep everyone informed about my progress and show off the children’s photos and video art. The gig is at Loop Bar / 23 Meyer Place in the City / on 25 October (Thursday) / starting at 7.30pm / Cost: By Donation I will be showing my video artworks of the project including photo slide show of Banda Aceh and Pakistan. I will also play the video artwork for Gotye I have done and a few select music videos I have been a part of. then we hit the night with some live dance music and some live vjing / Tiger Funk will be playing so that’s Ezra (DJ Many Feather), Cayn on sax and vocals (Baron Von Thunderwick) and Mad Mitch (From the Darnelles) on percussion drums. Also the lovely Aysu on vocals. Anyone who wants a little bit of jamming or spontaneous vocal come on the mic! I’ll be singing and breaking it down but more so I will be vjing and scratching images with Kitty Gordon. So please come and enjoy the images and get ready to boogie / It is going to be fun! cheers / Jacob Simkin
I came across Red Bubble quite by accident and yet it was just the thing I had been looking for. I’d been searching for a way to g…
I came across Red Bubble quite by accident and yet it was just the thing I had been looking for. I’d been searching for a way to get some of my own designs on tees… I’d tried iron ons (never again!), screen printers (too expensive for a one off), and had just about given up. / I discovered other US based sites like this (which I wont name here) but didnt want to pay large amounts of shipping and have to wait 28 days to get what I wanted. / Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou… RedBubble! You are a life saver!
1st print sold!! !http://images-2.redbubble.net/img/art/mattecolor:black/product:matted-print/view:preview/105319-11-smoke-screen.jpg…
1st print sold!! Whoever it was that bought it – may you get full enjoyment out of it.
Until 28th September 2007 you can view by “Screen Stars” exhibition at Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough, Lincs. UK It is a selection …
Until 28th September 2007 you can view by “Screen Stars” exhibition at Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough, Lincs. UK It is a selection of movie and tv paintings including Jack Sparrow, Harry Potter, Planet of the Apes, and Predator. Paintings are prices £200-£600. Some prints are also available.
I bought a Spyder2 Extreme screen calibration tool yesterday and just set it all up. Everything looks a little bit weird now but I’m told…
I bought a Spyder2 Extreme screen calibration tool yesterday and just set it all up. Everything looks a little bit weird now but I’m told that I’ll get used to it. I opened up Aperture expecting to find a huge disappointing mess but luckily most of my photos are fine, some are a little weird but that’s easy to fix and at least I’ve corrected the problem now.
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