Evening,

Spent some time at Optronica over week-end Sat' night saw visual Music on the Big Screen included animation two interesting films were C-Note by Chris Hinton.

http://www.onf.ca/webextension/cnote/index.html#Clip

http://www.onf.ca/animation/objanim/en/filmmakers/Chris-Hinton/overview.php?PHPSESSID=59f5dc13908aca4e56c3779805b125e1

http://www2.nfb.ca/archives/index_en.html

A video by Simon Ellis A Storm and some Snow.

http://www.bubtowers.com/FILMS/18%20-%20a%20storm%20and%20some%20snow/asass.htm

On sunday saw Projected Light and Colour:Early Visual Music a lecture by Cindy Keefer from the Center for Visual Music based in Los Angeles.

http://www.centerforvisualmusic.org/Page2.html

But Look at legendary light shows could be Middle Earth at Roundhouse 1968 or Fillmor East San Francisco 1966.

Or this is interesting Mary Ellen Bute.

http://www.centerforvisualmusic.org/Bute.htm

And link to completely stuff your eyeballs with visual candy in pixel hyperspace.

http://www.centerforvisualmusic.org/ArtistsPages.html

I like name Single Wing Tuquoise Bird and bands they did light shows for.


http://www.pooterland.com/index2/lightshow_menu/lightshows/single_wing/single_wing.html

Update on Studio Artist 3.5 my honest purchased copy arrived last week from Honollulu and have started to watch ten hours of video it appears to be Photoshop,Illustrator,Painter and Flash rolled into one piece of software for artists or more interesting animators.Perhaps after Easter will write in more detail how to use this powerful piece of software.

Bye
Martin