2010년 12월 20일 월요일
Clay house 23. Lovely Couple Taking a Bath
2010년 12월 13일 월요일
Clay house 23. Christmas event 01 : Get Me A Title!
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Have you been enjoying our blog this year? It’s always our pleasure to have you guys around!
2010년 4월 22일 목요일
Clay House 13. The Ugly Duckling
Today’s clay is about The Ugly Ducking. This character is familiar to not only kids, but also adults
I reinterpreted the ugly duckling from my view. After finishing drawing, I was eager to see the result of work.
The little duck is going fishing. He looks not ugly anymore. Does he?
I’m satisfied with today’s clay and feel so great. ;)
Duck, he isn’t ugly anymore. :)
* Material: Jovi Clay, made in Spain
* Time required: 8hrs
* Heights: 22cm
# Mr. Duck
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2010년 4월 12일 월요일
Sungnyemun part2
Steps to building Sungnyemun with mechanical pencil lead
[Samsung GX10ㅣ 1/4 ㅣf/5.6 ㅣISO 100ㅣ200mm]
The lower part of the roof under construction
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Corners of the roof under construction
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[Samsung GX10ㅣ 1/1000 ㅣf/5.6 ㅣISO 400ㅣ200mm]
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[Samsung GX10ㅣ 1/15 ㅣf/5.6 ㅣISO 100ㅣ200mm]
If you look closely, you can see that the wall at the side is different in thickness.
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[Samsung GX10ㅣ 1/3 ㅣf/4.5 ㅣISO 400ㅣ80mm]
[Samsung GX10ㅣ 1/3 ㅣf/4 ㅣISO 100ㅣ58mm]
Installing inner lights.
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[Samsung GX10ㅣ 1/4 ㅣf/5.6 ㅣISO 100ㅣ200mm]
Installing stairs with the blessings of the square 2mm lead – praying for a world of more diverse leads as a mechanical pencil lead craftsman.
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[Samsung GX10ㅣ 1/45 ㅣf/4 ㅣISO 100ㅣ50mm]
Everything went smoothly until the brick making stage. The last step – covering up with dirt – was tricky. So, I grinded the mechanical pencil lead and mixed it with water soluable glue and water and pasted.
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[Samsung GX10ㅣ 1/60 ㅣf/4.5 ㅣISO 100ㅣ50mm]
Look at the piles of lead boxes used to make the architecture! Well.. not all of them were used though… maybe about a little more than half?
Size of work: W120*D50*H70(mm)
Material: Mechanical pencil lead (0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm, 0.9mm, 2.0mm)
LED bulb, glue, utility knife, ruler, etc…
Production period: 1 month
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CLAY HOUSE 1. Elephant
Hi, I’m 25plan. It’s pleasure to meet you through blog.
I’m currently a concept designer, and enjoy designing character to make 3-dimensional solid by clay. Take your time with color clay to make variety and individual character. Enjoy charm of familiar clay art to everyone in the world!
Today’s topic is an ‘Elephant’.
Material is color clay called “Grace” product made from Japan, and it took 2 hours to be done. I recorded the process of making with Samsung camcorder SMX-K45, using ‘Time Lapse Rec’ function. Enjoy the video!! : )
2009년 8월 31일 월요일
Miniature WB500(HZ10W)
OH,MY, GOD!!
I’ve received THE cutest gift! It’s a WB500(HZ10w) Miniature sent from a friend who is really into cameras. The miniature sized 3CM in width and 1.5CM in length is probably the smallest camera in the world. It’s made of clay so it is very firm and doesn’t break even when you throw it. It would be a miracle if the camera actually worked, but too bad that it doesn’t.
Because the camera was too precious for only me to enjoy, I went out to a busy street. People showed various reactions to the miniature camera and I had a fun time. The European guy holding up the camera as if it were a real thing. He was taking a quick rest from his long travelling. He smiled awkwardly saying that he mistook the camera for a chocolate when he first saw it. Oh well…
WB1000(TL320) 1/180s l 2.8f l ISO100 l 1.00EV l 4.3mm
WB1000(TL320) 1/15s l 5.1f l ISO100 l 1.00EV l 10.7mm
WB1000(TL320) 1/180s l 2.8f l ISO100 l 0.00EV l 4.3mm
Russian friend who tried to use the camera as necklace and earring saying that it looked like an accessory. If I had a string, I surely have given it to her as a present.
My friend and I sat down at a restaurant for a short escape from the heat. And how busy I was trying to capture the small cute WB500 Miniature with my camera! I dropped it on the salad, on the ice to let it cool and even pretended to lift it up with a fork! But.. it’s not for eating…
WB1000(TL320) 1/180s l 3.0f l ISO100 l 0.00EV l 4.3mm
WB500 in the ICE
WB1000(TL320) 1/15s l 3.5f l ISO400 l -1.00EV l 4.9mm Manual WB
WB500(HZ10W) 1/45s l 3.5f l ISO400 l -2.00EV l 4.9mm Manual WB
I showed the Miniature also to kids to see their reaction. All of them instantly took the camera to their mouth..
WB1000(TL320) 1/90s l 3.0f l ISO200 l 0.00EV l 4.3mm Manual WB
Although the camera isn’t real, Ca’em carefully takes care of it. Eagerly looking forward to the next camera series, I will wrap up the camera with a dehumidifying agent and newspaper for long storage. The unexpected output of imagination enabled me to build pleasant memories with many people. Since I’ve seen the miniature version, what about venturing out a little bit more and build one that is 100X its original size and bigger than human beings? And 100X larger size photo to boot? Let me leave you now for some more wishful imagination~ :]