** tomorrow ** Demo Series: Friday May 19th 3p-5: Drew Trujillo

[Stephen Guerin]

** reminder, tomorrow ***

NM Visualization Demo Series
upcoming lecture

SPEAKER: Drew Trujillo (aka Dr Woohoo)

WHEN: Friday, May 19th, 3p - 4:30p  
        light snacks will be available
        group may self-organize for drinks and appetizers afterwards

WHERE: Intel Innovation Center, Rio Rancho (see directions below)

ABSTRACT:
Color Analytics inherits properties from statistical analysis with the
objective of visualizing large data sets to gain a better understanding of
the color palette of the object being analyzed.  In The Mod: Color Analytics
<http://www.inthemod.com/inthemod.html>  is dedicated to understanding the
color palettes and hidden relationships of (in)famous paintings by using new
features in Flash 8 as well as a custom library of Color Analytics. After
reducing the color palettes from hundreds of thousands of colors down to
several hundred, the data is visualized in a 2d HSV color space and the
palettes are downloadable for you in formats compatible with Flash,
Processing and After Effects.

The presentation will focus on the inspiration and evolution of the Color
Analytic software and the results it has rendered - as told through the eyes
of hundreds of thousands of pixels.  It is at the pixel level that all of
the drama and chaos of their world unfolds... and with the help of the
software, it is my hope that we can discover the harmony and a greater
understanding of the color palettes of these well-known paintings through
the use of data visualization techniques.

The second part of the presentation will focus on analyzing audio properties
(base, mid, treble, amplitude, frequency, custom Cue Points of a measure(s))
via hacks/custom scripts in After Effects Pro 7, exporting the keyframe data
out as an XML file and importing/parsing and mapping that data to the
properties of MovieClips and BitmapData Objects in Flash 8 using custom
Flash Extensions - some of which are not publicly available.

BIO:
Drew Trujillo, aka Dr. Woohoo (translation: serious fun), is fascinated -
maybe even obsessed - with the idea of twisting, stretching and distorting
how we express ourselves creatively by using the digital tools we have
available to us or creating new ones. To Woohoo, creating new applications,
hacks or solutions to problems that hinder creativity is his way of  playing
with digital silly-putty. Woohoo is currently in pursuit of: forming a
tighter two-way relationship between After Effects and Flash; creating an
Visual Effects Expert System that can generate over 16 million unique motion
visual effects with the ability to learn; creating In The Mod: Color
Analytics which analyzes and finds relationships between the color palettes
of (in)famous paintings; brushes.paints.stencils., an application that
emulates natural media, records the paint sessions to an xml file, attaches
unusual behaviors to the paint drops and either plays them back in real-time
or renders them out for broadcast tv, film or print.

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Driving Directions to Intel Innovation Center

>From Albuquerque International Airport (ABQ)

1. Start going toward the Airport Exit on Sunport Loop SE - go 0.3 mi
2. Sunport Loop SE becomes Sunport Blvd SE - go 0.9 mi
3. Take ramp onto I-25 North toward Downtown & Santa Fe - go 10.3 mi
4. Take exit #233 onto N Pan American FWY NE toward Alameda Blvd. - go 0.3
mi
5. Turn on Alameda Blvd. [NM-528] - go 4.2 mi
6. Continue to follow NM-528 North - go 2.0 mi
7. Arrive at the intersection of 19th Ave SE and NM-528 [becomes Rio Rancho
Drive in Rio Rancho]
8. Turn east on 19th Ave
9. At the stop sign turn left on Intel Drive
10. Drive passed the parking structure on your right.
11. Turn right towards a 5-story office building [RR5] with 3 tall flagpoles
out front.
12. Park in the visitor parking area (marked with signs) close to the RR5
building
13. Walk into the RR5 lobby and call Tom Greenbaum from a white lobby phone
at extension 3-4425.
   If calling from outside Intel you can reach Tom at his office phone (505)
893-4425 or cell phone [phone].

[Giles Bowkett]

Wow -- I can't believe I didn't see this. After Effects and Flash,
sounds like it must have been a very interesting presentation.

On 5/18/06, Stephen Guerin <stephen.guerin at redfish.com> wrote:

> ** reminder, tomorrow ***
>
> NM Visualization Demo Series
> upcoming lecture
>
> SPEAKER: Drew Trujillo (aka Dr Woohoo)
>
> WHEN: Friday, May 19th, 3p - 4:30p
>         light snacks will be available
>         group may self-organize for drinks and appetizers afterwards
>
> WHERE: Intel Innovation Center, Rio Rancho (see directions below)
>
> ABSTRACT:
> Color Analytics inherits properties from statistical analysis with the
> objective of visualizing large data sets to gain a better understanding of
> the color palette of the object being analyzed.  In The Mod: Color Analytics
> <http://www.inthemod.com/inthemod.html>  is dedicated to understanding the
> color palettes and hidden relationships of (in)famous paintings by using new
> features in Flash 8 as well as a custom library of Color Analytics. After
> reducing the color palettes from hundreds of thousands of colors down to
> several hundred, the data is visualized in a 2d HSV color space and the
> palettes are downloadable for you in formats compatible with Flash,
> Processing and After Effects.
>
> The presentation will focus on the inspiration and evolution of the Color
> Analytic software and the results it has rendered - as told through the eyes
> of hundreds of thousands of pixels.  It is at the pixel level that all of
> the drama and chaos of their world unfolds... and with the help of the
> software, it is my hope that we can discover the harmony and a greater
> understanding of the color palettes of these well-known paintings through
> the use of data visualization techniques.
>
> The second part of the presentation will focus on analyzing audio properties
> (base, mid, treble, amplitude, frequency, custom Cue Points of a measure(s))
> via hacks/custom scripts in After Effects Pro 7, exporting the keyframe data
> out as an XML file and importing/parsing and mapping that data to the
> properties of MovieClips and BitmapData Objects in Flash 8 using custom
> Flash Extensions - some of which are not publicly available.
>
> BIO:
> Drew Trujillo, aka Dr. Woohoo (translation: serious fun), is fascinated -
> maybe even obsessed - with the idea of twisting, stretching and distorting
> how we express ourselves creatively by using the digital tools we have
> available to us or creating new ones. To Woohoo, creating new applications,
> hacks or solutions to problems that hinder creativity is his way of  playing
> with digital silly-putty. Woohoo is currently in pursuit of: forming a
> tighter two-way relationship between After Effects and Flash; creating an
> Visual Effects Expert System that can generate over 16 million unique motion
> visual effects with the ability to learn; creating In The Mod: Color
> Analytics which analyzes and finds relationships between the color palettes
> of (in)famous paintings; brushes.paints.stencils., an application that
> emulates natural media, records the paint sessions to an xml file, attaches
> unusual behaviors to the paint drops and either plays them back in real-time
> or renders them out for broadcast tv, film or print.
>
> --------------------------------------------------------
>
> Driving Directions to Intel Innovation Center
>
> >From Albuquerque International Airport (ABQ)
>
> 1. Start going toward the Airport Exit on Sunport Loop SE - go 0.3 mi
> 2. Sunport Loop SE becomes Sunport Blvd SE - go 0.9 mi
> 3. Take ramp onto I-25 North toward Downtown & Santa Fe - go 10.3 mi
> 4. Take exit #233 onto N Pan American FWY NE toward Alameda Blvd. - go 0.3
> mi
> 5. Turn on Alameda Blvd. [NM-528] - go 4.2 mi
> 6. Continue to follow NM-528 North - go 2.0 mi
> 7. Arrive at the intersection of 19th Ave SE and NM-528 [becomes Rio Rancho
> Drive in Rio Rancho]
> 8. Turn east on 19th Ave
> 9. At the stop sign turn left on Intel Drive
> 10. Drive passed the parking structure on your right.
> 11. Turn right towards a 5-story office building [RR5] with 3 tall flagpoles
> out front.
> 12. Park in the visitor parking area (marked with signs) close to the RR5
> building
> 13. Walk into the RR5 lobby and call Tom Greenbaum from a white lobby phone
> at extension 3-4425.
>    If calling from outside Intel you can reach Tom at his office phone (505)
> 893-4425 or cell phone [phone].
>
>
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Giles Bowkett
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