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At 3:37 PM -0800 12/5/04, loop.pool wrote: >I think of myself as a visual primitive or a visual wannabee. >I make all the artwork on my CDs by using Photoshop's plugins in the >same way that I use guitar stomp box pedals to morph audio. I was into visuals years before I did anything serious with music or sound art. A lot of my early playthings were sculpted plasticine monsters and hand-made spaceships and robots. I also drew a lot and made collages. Collage and assemblage concepts and procedures are an obvious influence on my live music and studio composition. >Lastly, I really want to get into creating very minimalistic and >impressionistic visual loops to project during my shows. I have all >the software necessary to do this but I'm still stuck being unable >to afford >those pricey LCD projectors. ( I know, I know, they've really come >down in price but they are still in the $1,000 range which is out of >my possible budget). One can dream, of course!!!!! I'm dreaming in that direction too. The projectors I've been lusting after are a little pricier, being in the $1,500-$1,800 range. This is because I've been looking at XGA resolution and brighter lamps. I've done a lot of performances with visuals, primarily with a combination of multiple slide projectors on multiple screens together with movement performance and manipulation of simple props. At some point I'll put some images up on the Web. -- ______________________________________________________________ Richard Zvonar, PhD (818) 788-2202 http://www.zvonar.com http://RZCybernetics.com