Holographic Composite: 96 Layers
Here’s an update on my multilayer holographic composite project, with 26 new handwriting samples. As always, if you’d like to contribute, here are the directions.
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Multilayered Holographic Composite, 59 Samples
Another iteration of the Multilayered Holographic Composite, with help from my Graphic Design intro class at NHIA: It’s starting to coalesce around the basic letterforms, although “Multilayered” is fuzzier than the other words because there’s a much larger spread of word lengths between different handwriting styles. If you’d like to be included, please, feel free!
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Multilayered Holographic Composite, 48 Samples
An update on the Multilayered Holographic Composite, I’m up to 48 samples to average together. There’s a pig on one of them, and some starbursts on another, but it’s all grist for the mill:
Multilayered Holographic Composite – And You’re Invited!
Another composite project, and this one with an interactive component! I decided to do a composite of handwriting samples, and got my summer school class and the regular attendees at the Bow & Arrow’s Open Press Night to supply the first round. I prepared a standard sampling sheet and had everyone write “Multilayered Holographic Composite”
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More Audio Data
A continuation of the digital audio portrait I mentioned last month, I have generated a piece I call Samples in Waveform. It consists of approximately 47,500 raw sample values taken from a 48KHz/16-bit recording of my name, printed out on 40 72″ x 36″ pages. Each sample value prints on the page at a vertical
Rolling in Audio Data
Well, you never know what’s gonna jump out and hit you next. I started a project based on a 1-second recording of my name about two years ago. After some messing around with stuff, I decided I hated where it was going and set it aside. Well, about a week ago I started thinking about