SIGGRAPH 2003: Guerilla Studio
Conference:
Guerilla Studio Chair:
- Peter Braccio - Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Subcommittee Member(s):
- David Richard Nelson - Pixar Animation Studios
- Christopher (Chris) Williams - JumpStart.com
- Jon Cone - Cone Editions Press
- Larry Danque - Cone Editions Press
- Manny Sepulveda - Integrated Color Solutions
- Nicholas Hellmuth - FLAAR
- Lyn Bishop - Zama Arts
- Dona Gieb - California State University at Northridge
- Helen Golden - Tradigital Fine Art
- Marchell Marcuso - Workshops in Contemporary Encaustic Techniques
- Kimberly (Kim) Voigt - AKIMBO Inc.
- Daniel (Dan) Collins - Arizona State University
- Scott Van Note - Arizona State University
- James Stewart - digiplasty
- Osha Makai Smith - Bentley Systems
- Carolyn Ottmers - Art Institute of Chicago
- Isa Gordon - Arizona State University
- Bill Brody - University of Alaska, Fairbanks
- Chrissy Cain-Ramirez - Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
- Cathy Sewell - Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Overview:
The Guerilla Studio is a working computer graphics laboratory for exploring fine art, animation, science, and and related disciplines, an integrated network of machines for realizing ideas in 2D, 3D, 4D, and n-dimensional media. It features high-end computer workstations, a multitude of software for 2D and 3D design, and print technologies. Attendees can walk in, create, and realize their creations right in the lab. For SIGGRAPH 2003, the Guerilla Studio also presents artists in residence, who share their techniques and explore the possibilities of digital art with attendees.
Committee Breakdown:
ANIMATION
David Richard Nelson, Chris Williams
2D
Jon Cone, Larry Dangue, Manny Sepulveda, Nicholas Hellmuth
COLLABORATION
Lyn Bishop, Dona Gieb, Helen Golden, Marchell Marcuso, Kimberly Voigt
3D
Dan Collins, Scott Van Note, James Steward, Makai Smith
Venturi, Carolyn Ottmers
CYBERFASHION
Isa Gordon
VR
Bill Brody
5Y5ADMIN/NETW0RK
Christina Cain-Ramirez, Cathy Sewell
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