Cue from todd s. hale on Vimeo.
Both "Cue" and "Whatshisface" are animated progressions of ipad drawings from start to finish. While creating work on the ipad I save each layer or stage and have combined them with music I created using the Animoog as well as guitar tracks.
Whatshisface from todd s. hale on Vimeo.
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Monday, April 30, 2012
Cue
"Cue" iPad drawing Todd S. Hale 2012.
Friday, March 30, 2012
"Whatshisface"
Whatshisface from todd s. hale on Vimeo. This is an animated progression of iPad drawings marking the First G40 Art Summit in Richmond, VA held in April of 2012.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
First Friday 03.04.11
Studio/Gallery 6 will be open March 4, 2011 from 6pm till for First Friday. The show is a benefit for Jarrod Russell, a 32 year old Richmonder living with an artificial heart while waiting for a heart transplant. Learn more here and please donate.
The night also features a special performance by Gull. Check out his video below and learn more about him here:
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Friday, February 5, 2010
Last Friday-RVA Magazine's coverage of First Friday
Thanks to RVA Magazine for including studio/gallery 6 in "Last Friday", a monthly video series covering First Friday.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
"Cave"
I made "Cave" in late 2007. It consists of a self portrait video and found images and sounds.
A lot of my work deals with ideas of the "internal landscape": where it begins and ends and where it overlaps with "reality". Most of what I produce is not fully visualized beforehand. What I see when I close my eyes is still very elusive and probably fuels much of my drive to continue making things. A lot of artists talk about this type of channeling of information versus seeing a completed product and then fabricating it. Even when I visualize a complete image it tends to want to be woven into something else. It is a third participant in that way, straddling the area between what I think about and what becomes concrete.
A lot of my work deals with ideas of the "internal landscape": where it begins and ends and where it overlaps with "reality". Most of what I produce is not fully visualized beforehand. What I see when I close my eyes is still very elusive and probably fuels much of my drive to continue making things. A lot of artists talk about this type of channeling of information versus seeing a completed product and then fabricating it. Even when I visualize a complete image it tends to want to be woven into something else. It is a third participant in that way, straddling the area between what I think about and what becomes concrete.
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