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Hello Helen,
Yes I think its a good start. I would like to see variation in the line weights (thinner, thicker), linetypes (dotted). The site analysis with the row boat is quite lovely as it is a punctuated instance of power in the water while the actuator is in “constant” motion to keep the boat glidding. I think this is worth exploring.
Hi Christophe,
please take a look at my progress on etude2 (notations) and tell me what you think.
I made a short movie for etude1,it is as we desided integrates butterflies, ballerinas and my music but I can’t upload it in here.
good day…
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November 14, 2009 at 6:49 pm |
hello helen could you please update yourblog for me so i can keep track of your research. thank you.
November 14, 2009 at 9:43 pm |
Sure! 1st thing in the morning. Thanks for reminding.
November 24, 2009 at 5:49 am |
Hello Helen,
Yes I think its a good start. I would like to see variation in the line weights (thinner, thicker), linetypes (dotted). The site analysis with the row boat is quite lovely as it is a punctuated instance of power in the water while the actuator is in “constant” motion to keep the boat glidding. I think this is worth exploring.
December 1, 2009 at 8:43 am |
Hi Christophe,
please take a look at my progress on etude2 (notations) and tell me what you think.
I made a short movie for etude1,it is as we desided integrates butterflies, ballerinas and my music but I can’t upload it in here.
good day…