Four Seasons VLL

Posted on April 25, 2024 by previousstudent

New England Sunset:

  1. Light salmon, full intensity
  2. Straw, 85% intensity
  3. Red diffusion, 75% intensity
  4. Gold tint, full intensity
  5. Deep straw, 85% intensity
  6. Golden amber, full intensity
  7. Gold tint, full intensity
  8. Deep straw, full intensity
  9. Congo blue, full intensity
  10. Cyc: Flesh pink, full intensity

I was inspired by photos I saw of sunsets in the White Mountains and how vibrant the colors of the sky were without the buildings and air pollution of the city.

Spring Sunrise in Gothic Cathedral:

  1. Full CT blue, full intensity, window gobo
  2. Full CT blue, full intensity, window gobo
  3. Full CT blue, full intensity
  4. Full CT blue, full intensity
  5. Full CT blue, 75% intensity
  6. Flame, 75% intensity, breakup gobo
  7. Full CT blue, 75% intensity
  8. Flame, 75% intensity, breakup gobo
  9. Cyc: Primary blue, full intensity

I looked up photos to see the inside of Gothic Cathedrals, and there were often very geometric arches and designs across the ceiling, and there were lots of tall, decorative windows. I took inspiration from the darkness of early sunrises and tried to create geometric patterns with the lights through the air.

Summer noon in Africa:

  1. Deep straw, full intensity
  2. Deep straw, full intensity
  3. Deep straw, full intensity
  4. Full CT blue, 70% intensity
  5. Full CT blue, 70% intensity
  6. Full CT blue, 70% intensity
  7. Full CT blue, 70% intensity
  8. Cyc: Moss green, 75% intensity

I wanted to emulate the bright sun that happens at noon and also include the greenery of the jungles in Africa with the green cyc.

Winter afternoon in North Dakota

  1. Hemsley blue, full intensity
  2. Hemsley blue, full intensity
  3. Hemsley blue, full intensity
  4. Full CT blue, 70% intensity
  5. Full CT blue, 50% intensity
  6. Full CT blue, 70% intensity
  7. Full CT blue, 45% intensity
  8. Full CT blue, full intensity
  9. Cyc: Parry blue, full intensity

I wanted to show how bright and white the sun feels in the winter compared to when it feels warmer in the summer. I wanted to use bright cooler toned lights for the sun, and then I made the cyc blue for the sky.

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