By Gabrielle Krousaniotakis Making Blendshapes, Learning Dragonfly Virtual Camera, Creating with Motion Capture and Multi-User . . . As my quest to find a full body rig with built-in blendshapes… Read More
Creating Blendshapes
Archives: Articles
Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Power of Color
By Nick Davis . . . This year I have focused on color with more intention. Color has to be the most fluid thing I’ve ever known. For some the… Read More
Share Your Work
By Kaitlin Murphy-Knudsen Weekend Challenge – Share Your Work . . . This week’s blog is for those of you who have been writing or otherwise creating privately, but you… Read More
A Fiber Artist Explores American Quilts 1800-1930
By Emily Lee Stehle Pieced & Patterned Through January 23 Museum of Fine Arts St. Pete Details here When asked by Arts Coast Magazine to attend the press viewing… Read More
Literary Latinx Month – Four Writers and an Editor
By Margo Hammond Hispanic Heritage Month began on September 15. Although most people applaud the idea of celebrating the contributions of Latin American immigrants in the U.S., not everyone… Read More
Florida Orchestra Opens Season with New Resolve Amid Pandemic
By Kurt Loft Predictions on the demise of the arts were premature when cultural officials first spoke of a COVID wasteland across the country. Yes, hundreds of arts organizations… Read More
Artists are Environmentally Engaged
Through October 23 Florida CraftArt Details here In the current Environmentally Engaged exhibition at Florida CraftArt, artists express their concerns, hopes and fears about the environment, the impending effects of climate change… Read More
Happy Pride from The Rookery – Fiction and Poetry
Curated by Chelsea Catherine and Gloria Muñoz . . I went to my first Pride in 2016. The parade took place on Duval Street in Key West, where I had… Read More
REPRESENTATION
By John Gascot I can’t speak enough to the importance of representation. As an artist, creating the style of work I do, it is part of my mission to… Read More
Coming Out Of Seclusion
By Carol Mickett Robert and I have stayed more or less isolated during the last months. Sure, we have Zoomed and FaceTimed often, but have stayed to ourselves as… Read More
