Make: Believe // Images in Motion: Puppetry to 3D Printing
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2013
- Kamela Portuges and Lee Armstrong have been making puppets and performing together for over 25 years. Armstrong, who'd gotten her big puppetry break on Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock, met talented sculptor Portuges at a puppet festival; the two soon combined their talents to create their Sonoma, Calif., studio, Images in Motion. Since then, they've been steadily producing TV shows, commercials, and live performances, as well as lending their expertise to major studios and toy companies. Perhaps most memorably, you may have seen their marionettes in the movie Being John Malkovich; director Spike Jonze sought Portuges specifically after seeing the line of celebrity toys she'd sculpted.
Find more at the Maker Shed: makershed.com
Getting Started with 3D Printing: www.makershed....
Watch Portuges and Armstrong's puppets in motion, learn how they keep the ancient art of puppetry current with an infusion of 3D printing technology, then visit the Make: Believe page for effects tutorials and even more ways to blur the line between dreams and reality.
++++++++
Tune in to MAKE's series about the people who bring fantasy to life. We spotlight miniature-making, sculpting, molding, figure-modding, latex mask-making, and much more with tutorials, interviews, reviews, and good stories.
www.makezine.co... 
Кино
Wow! Just wow! So inspiring and beautifully put together mini-doc with wonderful subjects and subject matter. LOVE IT!
that was really cool, as an artist i always respect people with talent
Dear ladies, you are so very multi-talented! Bravi! I am your big fan! Lovely and very expressive characters. Brilliantly made Puff, the Little Dragon. Much to add... and to be continued...
l'arte, gioia dei bambini; meraviglia per gli adulti!!!
Brave Signore, complimenti!!!!!
really amazing !!!
Amazing, love it guys xxx
this is frigging amazing -- such a linked set of skills!!
and I recognized the Danforth robot.
I really appreciate that you have made longer videos of late, keep up the good work.
That's inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
What a job you have!!!
AWESOME video. A lot of the "normal" Make videos seem to end WAY too soon. This one was excellent!
Cool video!!
I just got a 3d printer today!!!!
Wish it could print full color!
You should link to the guy with robot.