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Light has been an essential element in artwork for centuries. Light painters create electrifying images that blend photographs of the real world with layers of color and kinetic light. Man Ray first used the method in 1935, although its popularity has grown with the advent of digital cameras.
In the premiere episode of Off Book, artists Aurora Crowley and Patrick Rochon demonstrate their light paint methodology, show off their electric works and describing the process that anyone can do at home.
Off Book is a web-only series from PBS Arts that expands the definition of art. Each episode will explore a cutting-edge genre that invites you to engage with the artists and creative process.
Follow Off Book:
Twitter: @PBSoffbook
Tumblr: http://pbsarts.tumblr.com/
Off Book: Light Painting
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Light has been an essential element in artwork for centuries. Light painters create electrifying images that blend photographs of the real world with layers of color and kinetic light. Man Ray first used the method in 1935, although its popularity has grown with the advent of digital cameras. In the premiere episode of PBS Arts: Off Book, artists Aurora Crowley and Patrick Rochon demonstrate their light paint methodology, show off their electric works and describe the process that anyone can do at home.
Artists:
Patrick Rochon: http://www.patrickrochon.com
Aurora Crowley: http://auroracrowley.com
Music by:
VLOOPER: http://vlooper.bandcamp.com/album/copycat-a-dilla-tribute
Anitek: http://www.myspace.com/anitek123
Cayce: http://www.myspace.com/cayceismusic
Follow Off Book:
Twitter: @PBSoffbook
Tumblr: http://pbsarts.tumblr.com
Produced by Kornhaber Brown: http://kornhaberbrown.com
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