Here are the entries for the April Contest. Everyone PLEASE VOTE in the comment section of the page to pick your favorite image or images, the images all have a number in the title. When voting remember the theme of this months contest was to create a light painting composition using ONLY ONE SINGLE UNBROKEN LINE!
MRI Light Painting and the GLOBRUSH
MRI Light Painting has had some super secret project in the works for some time now and they recently revealed what this hush hush was all about……They created the light painting photography for Arm and Hammers new toothbrush the Globrush! MRI’s light painting work will be seen around the world in the Globrush international print ad campaign. BAM!
Click the link below to see more from the ad campaign, take the Globrush challenge, and learn how to brush your smelly teeth. Check out MRI Light Painting Website HERE.
Two New Lichtfaktor Light Painting Ads
Lichtfaktor has been hard at work creating some super cool ads. The above video was shot for a energy provider in Düsseldorf/Germany “SWD”. This ad was a little different from what they normally do in that the light drawing were almost all done by citizens of Düsseldorf, the town in which the scene were shot. Lichtfaktor held a workshop for all of the new light painters and this video was the result.
The second light painting video (below) was shot in Korea for KDB (Korean Development Bank), it was a difficult shoot for the crew capturing and creating light paintings in freezing temperatures around -15 C.
The 12:31 Light Painting Project
In In 1981, Joseph Paul Jernigan was sentenced to death for stabbing and shooting 75-year-old Edward Hale, who discovered him stealing a microwave oven. Jernigan spent 12 years in prison before his final plea for clemency was denied. His cadaver was sectioned and photographed for the Visible Human Project at the University of Colorado’s Health Sciences Center.
In 2011 two artist used light painting photography to put it back together. Art director Croix Gagnon and photographer Frank Schott used an animation of the 1871 slices of Jernigan’s body played back full screen on a laptop and the open shutter of a camera to create these ghostly images. Check out the animation and images below…
I think the concept is super cool but I almost feels like it glorifies a murderer… What do you think?
March Contest Winner Chris Benbow with his LPP Prize Pack
Light painter Chris Benbow with his light painting photography prize pack!
Click here to enter the April Light Painting Competition.