Collaboration: Table

size: 40"x20"x16"

Recently, my friend Sam Setterlund and I made this table out of scraps of wood left over from various projects. The table has two threaded steel rods running the length of the table top. Holes were drilled in the slats to undulate their positions. It was sold just recently at a art sale in Minneapolis.

Check out his portfolio here.

Illustrations: Lolly Pop

I had some time at the coffee shop to sit down and draw. I scanned it and worked with it in Photoshop.

Sweet House

Illustrations: Faces for YWFT

My second set of stock illustrations for the amazing visual crafters at You Work For Them have been posted here.

Check out YWFT's site, store and blog for inspiration.

Illustrations: recent scans

I found these in my box of random drawings and scanned them in today.

Illustrations: Faces and Poster

Here are some recent illustrations and a poster I made for my friend Paul.

collaboration

My friends' kids and I rocked out some collaborative works on paper the other evening.

Graphite Sequencer documentation

These disk drawings are part of my Graphite Sequencer project. They are drawings from participants from various venues where this project was installed. I spent some time scanning and recording the audio that comes from playing them on my custom turntable. It has two wires that brush along the inner and outer rings of the disks. The graphite conducts electricity and the various lines cause changes in the sound produced from a basic tone generator.

Here's a link to the project description.

Here's a link to the disks and audio.

2007 Works

Here is a gallery with descriptions of my selected works of 2007:

http://calebcoppock.com/2007/

Music Links

I am trying to get my links all organized and in doing so I got excited to share some links to free mp3's by rad artists.



Suteckh remixing Murcof: Memoria (Sutekh)

Cepia: Dowry

Starkey: Live at CMN, philly 11/5/05

SÉBASTIEN ROUX: the harp and contrabass song

MOSKITOO: Skie

Swimming with Labor Camp

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO







This is a music video to the song "Swimming" by the artist/teacher/musician Piotr Szyhalski. Documentation of his work can be found here:
http://laborcamp.mcad.edu/

and his new cd here:
http://laborcamp.mcad.edu/00_LC_CD.html

This video was part of a performace at the Weisman Art Museum in Minneapolis by Szyhalski's Labor Camp project.

I am honored to have been a part of the event.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO

My Illustrations

I'll be showcasing my illustration work here.

Science Museum Workshop

Today and tomorrow I will be helping with workshops with the Science Museums of Minnesota's Learning Technologies Center.


This is a week-long workshop where adult participants explore possibilities of overlap and interaction between science, art, and music through simple, programable controllers, basic electronics, and common materials. Here is a link to some projects they have done in past workshops.
http://www.smm.org/ltc/student/projects

I will be informally presenting my Graphite Sequencer project and participating in some workshops as a guest artist.


Pretty cool! I'm excited!

Drawings

I recently got a scanner from a good friend and here are some drawings from last year that I scanned.

Desktop 006

Photos

Desktop 005

Desktop 004

This is a small work shaped with tools out of acrylic. It's approximately 2" x 2".

Desktop 003

This is an object I made recently out of polymer clay. I crumpled piece of paper and covered it with clay. Then, I poked holes in it with a mechanical pencil. Not too difficult, but it becomes something more dynamic in the photo. Ps- it's for sale: $1,000 (nerp)

Fresh off the Prototyper

Here are some quick pictures of my latest 3D prints. They are objects made in Form-Z by affecting the geometry through the light and dark points of an image. My sources were images with gradient patterns, google earth images, and a color wheel. The light areas of the images pushed the geometry up and the darker areas styed low. I can explain more if anyone wants to know.

I'm Moving to Nebraska

Love draws me to the lumpy plains of my childhood state.

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Photos

I really enjoy pairing photos, maybe more than taking them. Here are the first few of the summer.