Check out these new slide shows I produced about my art work as well as the wonderful gardens around my house.
The first: click here to see the scenes of my hand-dyed shibori scarves.
And for the second example: click here for a flurry through a series of my fused glass pieces.
And for a third show: click here which is a stroll through my garden in the spring.
And contact me if you would like me to make one for you. I can offer a variety of effects as slides come into view. Simple and Reflective or Up Beat and Very
With more than 25 years experience in the design and production of media—including both website design and video production—Trudy Thomson caters to small businesses, non-profit initiatives and artists. She sets up websites, blogs and creates short videos encoded for the web. See her work at http://website-design-at-the-crest-of-the-hill.com
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Thursday, March 22, 2012
First Video Tone Poem
Of the creek by my house.
I shot and edited this with complete meditative concentration.
The surround brings me joy...
I shot and edited this with complete meditative concentration.
The surround brings me joy...
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Video Exposure to the Arts
My latest piece is about one of the artists -- Susan McClaurin -- who makes collages using handmade paper, photographs and other ephemera. I really enjoy her techniques and the "narrative" implied by her imagery. Here is an image of one of her pieces that is part of her series named A Year of Magical Thinking, and here is a link to Susan McLaurin's website.
Another artist that I created movies for is named Eduardo Lapetina. He is a member of the Orange County Artists Guild, which I am also pleased to be a part of. Eduardo paints very colorful large abstract paintings that display lots of color and texture. Eduardo uses symbolic shapes and colors to express his deepest emotions and passion for life. He applies paint to the canvas in unusual ways - by pouring, splashing, dripping and scratching. Layers and layers of paint create a sensuous and turbulent surface texture that is as vital and as complicated as life itself.
Here is a link to my new vimeo channel that includes recent clips showcasing the art of Susan as well as Eduardo. I hope you enjoy and plan to keep your eyes and ears out for more postings!
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