For the latest visit Colorbox.me
Posted by gabemott in Uncategorized on 29. Jun, 2011 | 0 Comments
This site contains lots of the history of the original Colorbox, but for the latest, visit The Colorbox.
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“A Color Box is more than beautiful. it helps people understand that the reality that we take for granted is really just perceived and not necessarily as we think it is. A Color Box proves to people that how we see the world is an interpretation. And because it is an interpretation, we have to [...]
Color Box installed at SOURCE4
Big Thanks to Dave Scruton (Fractal) for running the tech this year for the color box and to Michael Ryals for the tech support. The step we took up this year was huge. We attempted to incorporate two pieces of technology that within the google sphere, no one else is combining. The goal was to [...]
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Alchemeyez: Sharpening the Eyes
Posted by gabemott in education, video on 10. Sep, 2010 | 2 Comments
One of the content pieces of A Color Box intends to sharpen the visual system with an exercise of value. Value in this case means the luminosity of a color in relation to another color. If colors are equal value, they would appear the same if rendered in greyscale. Luminosity, in this context, is essentially [...]
Android on Color Box at Alchemeyez
Posted by gabemott in installations, video on 10. Sep, 2010 | No Comments
Andrew Jones at Alchemeyez coloring A Color Box
Color Is Relative Movie Trailer #2
Posted by gabemott in installations, video on 27. Apr, 2010 | No Comments
Source Highlights
Posted by gabemott in video on 24. Mar, 2010 | No Comments
Thanks Martin for putting this video together… short video of a Color Box in the beginning…
Next button
Posted by gabemott in technology on 17. Feb, 2010 | 2 Comments
I need help from a coder- or someone really clever who understands technology. I have some sample content up for a color box: To go the next screen, the user mouses over the image in the upper left. It would be much coolier if there was a big red button in the corner of the [...]
