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Arts Blog: Instructor Interview: Hacob Khodaverdian

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Tuesday, June 30, 2009. Instructor Interview: Hacob Khodaverdian. This summer, we're pleased to welcome back veteran instructor Hacob Khodaverian. Hacob will be taking advantage of our downtown classrooms at Figueroa Courtyard to present Advanced Photographic Lighting Techniques. The class also includes two action-packed Saturdays at McCadden Space. I asked Hacob some hard-hitting questions about photography, and here's what he had to say:. What are the challenges of studio photography? My first professi...

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Arts Blog: Instructor Interview: Felipe Dupouy

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009. Instructor Interview: Felipe Dupouy. Felipe is a gifted commercial and fine art photographer who we feel very lucky to have teaching with us. His enthusiasm for photography is contagious and inspiring, and his beautiful images have a depth and resonance that stick with you (I have one of his images of Boyle Heights set as my desktop, and people often comment on it). You can view his commercial work at felipedupouy.com. And his fine art work at felipedupouy.org. I am going to So...

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Arts Blog: Intermediate Figure Drawing

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Monday, August 22, 2011. Jay Stuckey rides again! This fall he's excited to be teaching an intermediate-level figure drawing class. The course helps students move beyond understanding the figure in a purely academic sense to explore its limitless formal and conceptual possibilities. Students study how other artists have used a figurative vocabulary to express their ideas and thoughts. It should be a fun class to get you loosened up and thinking about figuration in different ways. Arts Fall 2011 Courses.

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Eric Gill - Entertainment Engineering - About

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Is the LA-registered dba of myself, Eric Gill. Entertainment Engineer" is a generic term for what I do for a living. Other terms are "Effects Designer", "Technical Director", etc. What's in a name? I work primarily in the themed-entertainment industry, but I'm open to anything. Business-wise, to me, intention is the better part of truth. Mean-what-you-say is all I ask of an introduction. Whenever I can, I prefer to work with friends. It's been my luck to have worked with many talented and giving people.

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Eric Gill - Entertainment Engineering/ Homepage

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Thanks for visiting my website. My name is Eric Gill and this site serves as a catalog of projects I have been involved with and what my contributions were. Included are selections from diverse projects, and, a bit of what I think about work and things. If you can imagine it, I can make it. Section of my website for details.

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Eric Gill - Entertainment Engineering - Work

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Many different melty-shapes were tested." author=". 1st-article production chair frame." caption="CONTEXT: A 4D min-theatre research project; Guests custom-design their own show from multiple choices; Disney-Quest. CONTRIBUTIONS: Concept design; Mockup design and fabrication; Detail design; Control system design; Production management. DESCRIPTION: For production, the chair architecture was reconfigured to pull actuators and other gak back away from guests. " author=".

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Arts Blog: Giant Zombie Pumpkins!

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011. I think it's pretty great that whoever was in charge of the world's largest pumpkin gave editorial oversight to Ray Villafane, who carved zombies emerging from the gooey innards. There's something about the gross slimy pumpkin guts that really lends itself to zombie goo, aesthetically. Check out all the photos. Posted by Cristina Markarian. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Art tidbits from the staff at the UCLA Extension Visual Arts program. Arts Fall 2011 Courses.

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Arts Blog: Instructor Interview: Kelly Williams

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Tuesday, March 1, 2011. Instructor Interview: Kelly Williams. Since joining us in the art history program last year, Kelly Williams has been leading hands-on workshops on illuminated manuscripts. If that subject conjures up vague memories from high school but not much else, read on to learn more about the art form and how yesterday's illuminated manuscripts may have inspired today's comic books. Would be a great opportunity. What exactly are illuminated manuscripts, and what interests you about them?