Comments on Fluffytek Art Blog: Reality, Fiction and Different Ways Of Seeing

Earlier this year I was talking to a car photograp...

2008-08-26T02:19:00.000+01:00

Earlier this year I was talking to a car photographer in Detroit, probably one of the best car shooters in the country. There was a time when, if you wanted to make big bucks here, you shot cars. Those of us who did journalistic work just got by. This guy told me that CGI is killing his business.I don't know much about this technology, but maybe it's not that big of a leap from computer generated cars to computer generated wimmin'. I mean, I never imagined that I would be involved in this high tech cyber world, so I suppose anything is possible. The thing is, for me, as much as I love all this technology, it still doesn't compare to being in the same room with another human being and having the interaction that creates the final art. To me that's just as important as the end result, but that's just my opinion.

I can attest to the difficulty of a real human mod...

2008-08-22T23:40:00.000+01:00

I can attest to the difficulty of a real human model trying to duplicate the things a computer simulated model can do with her body. AJ Kahn and I just did a shoot based on the computer simulated images of Vaizzado. If you want to see one of my attempts to be a computer chick, go to http://deviantart.com/art/Time-Project-95034642.
Hope this link works!

I'm not sure that if I couldn't nance around nekki...

2008-08-22T17:59:00.000+01:00

I'm not sure that if I couldn't nance around nekkid with the model I would continue with photography. Hell, that is half the fun.
I see Rich going after several art forms, and I give him all the credit in the world for that.
It will be very interesting to follow his work as tools get more advanced. The ideas are limitless.
Contorting a body in ways that models can't bend but still looking real? I can't wait.