LIGHT PAINTING PIXELSTICK PLUS

He’s kind, compassionate, respectable, and displays an abundance of patience with his students. Kevin is passionate about taking photos as well as teaching photography to others. Not only was it fun to watch the model being painted, but equally as much fun to see what each student ended up with. It’s one of those classes that promotes creativity, provides hands on experience for each student, and the class is so fun that it ends before you want it to. A DIY Pixelstick clone for Light Painting using the ESP8266 and a WS2812 Strip (Neopixel) Introduction. I have taken various classes from Kevin so far and this one was my favorite. Designed by Duncan Frazier and Steve McGuigan of Brookyln-based BitBanger Labs, the Pixelstick is a fancy new gadget for creating long-exposure light paintings. “Kevin’s “Painting with light” class was a blast.

“Your Painting with Light class really opened my eyes to a whole new way to take pictures.

It was wonderful to get in there with the other class members and play with light! He keeps the class size small so we have a lot of hands-on learning and fun.” Kevin’s sense of humor kept us laughing and his creativity kept us in awe. Student regularly say this is the most fun photography workshop they have ever participated in. After a couple of hours of teaching the concepts and techniques, the LIGHTS GO OUT and we do some really fun photography with a professional model.Įvery participant gets involved in the creativity, as we produce all kinds of fun and sometimes wild images using time and light and motion. Of all the photography workshops we host, one of the most fun ones is our Painting with Light Workshop! I keep the class size small, limited to only five students.

LIGHT PAINTING PIXELSTICK PLUS

ALERT: January 15 Painting with Light Workshop is ALMOST FULL! REGISTER SOON AND SAVE $20! Plus participants and our former Painting with Light Students get to participate in a FREE fun activity with a PixelStick on January 18th!

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