Here is the newest addition to the GDHCOA @ U of H done by friends of mine in the digital fabrication program.
Congrats!

more photos @ my flickr.

more photos @ my flickr.

check out more photos here: flickr

So the other day I was reading about reverse macro on dslr cameras to create really great close up shots without buying macro lenses. Basically all you do is grab your camera lens, flip it around so that the part that connects to the camera is facing away from you then hold the lens with your left hand and the camera in your right and take pictures like you normally would. You have to get very close to your subject and provide plenty of light. There are rings that you can buy online or on ebay that allow you to connect the lens to the body for about 5 bucks, which I will order soon. Here are a few examples of tea and strawberries from last night. They turned out really Great!

Here are a couple of pictures I took on my new camera using remote live view with the camera connected to my computer since I don't have an sdhc card yet because I spent all of my money buying the camera and have no money left over for anything else. So for the next few days I'm taking pictures directly to my laptop.
This Camera Is Amazing!!!

I'M GOING TO OWN THIS ONE DAY.
check it out here

MILTON GLASER DRAWS & LECTURES from C. Coy on Vimeo.

"you don't have to draw accurately to be someone who can draw. you must know how to draw accurately, though"

Check out this article of a new charging device that uses wifi to charge your gadgets.
http://gizmodo.com/5444850/rca-airnergy-charges-gadgets-with-nothing-but-wifi-signals?autoplay=true

http://www.presentandcorrect.com/item.php?item_id=565&page=6

This amazing video is entirely done in CGI

The Third & The Seventh from Alex Roman on Vimeo.

for proof check out this video of the compositing breakdown.

Compositing Breakdown (T&S) from Alex Roman on Vimeo.

The future of remote control