Comments(0) I found this tutorial on how to create and work with HDRI images (environment images) for use in hypershot. I found that an easy starting point is to COPY one of the default hdri files and paint over it. COPY- put your version in your own directory- DO NOT OVERWRITE THE DEFAULT HYPERSHOT HDRI FILE!!!
Comments(0) Here are resources for those of you interested in concept art for entertainment and game design.
Individuals:
Syd Mead was the first industrial designer to get involved with movie design (most notably Blade Runner and Tron). Also here is a gallery of his early work, the US steel book.
Comments(0) Comments(0) Go watch this hilarious series of how-to videos involving Donnie, the angry photoshop guy. Probably NSFW.
(Also available on youtube)
Seriously, it was funny and I learned a bunch of new photoshop tricks!
Comments(0) An on-going list of resources for our favorite vector drawing program…
Comments(0) “Horizons” by Norman Bel Geddes.
The GM Fururama Brochure:
“Designing Business” by J. Gordon Lippincott:
Lippincott & Margulies were a very influential New York ID firm founded in 1943. They evolved over the years to focus on brand strategies. They still exist as Lippincott Mercer.
Comments(0) Comments(0) This is one of my teaching secrets- presentationzen.com - Garr Reynolds blog on professional presentation trends and techniques.
Garr spoke at Google here.
Comments(0) Here is a link to a nice series of articles by Quentin Roper on the history of industrial design.
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Paleo-Future - http://www.paleofuture.com/
Norman Bel Geddes was one of the first to get the public excited about the neat Jetson’s style future that lay ahead. I recently found an electronic copy of his ground-breaking book, Horizons, here:
http://www.archive.org/details/horizons00geddrich
Here is a link to the Bel Geddes collection at the University of Texas:
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These are the first futuristic paintings that really got Syd Mead noticed. We are really lucky to have a digital record of these paintings, as this was a very limited printing.
Comments(1) These are books you should be familiar with and probably buy if you find them 
(This list will be added to periodically as I find time to work on it!)
Comments(0) IP Rights and SCAD…
A lot of my students ask about what degree of control or ownership the college may wield over student projects. I think that a lot of misconceptions exist because of the Right to Use policy that SCAD has (I’ll bet that many other schools have a similar policy).
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