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A divergence for the timeline to explore the Zora Network

Hour 3: Gateway to Dreams

"Hour 3: Gateway to Dreams" subtly transitions the "Temporal Spectrum" series into the realm of the subconscious. Within its black frame, this artwork enhances the previously muted tones of dark purples and pale pinks, saturating them to embody the vibrant and often unpredictable nature of dreams.

Augmented reality plays a crucial role in this piece, animating the colors to ebb and flow with a dreamlike quality, creating an immersive experience that simulates the transition from deep sleep to dreaming. The enriched saturation represents the intensification of emotions and sensations that occur in dreams, inviting viewers to explore the depths of their own nocturnal imaginations. This hour encourages contemplation on the vivid, often fleeting, layers of dreams that color our nights and enrich our understanding of ourselves.

"Hour 2: Veil of Slumber" continues the journey through the "Temporal Spectrum" series, delving deeper into the nocturnal hours that cloak the world in tranquility. Set against a black frame, this piece employs a palette of muted dark purples and pale pinks, mirroring the serene and contemplative colors of late midnight.

The use of spatial reality in this artwork enriches the viewer’s experience, allowing the colors to subtly shift and deepen, suggesting the ebb and flow of sleep. These gentle hues reflect the calm and restorative nature of the night, offering a visual representation of peace and stillness. As viewers engage with this piece, they are invited to consider the quietude and renewal that sleep brings, underscoring the essential role of rest in the rhythm of daily life.

Hour 1: Dawn of Perception

"Hour 1: Dawn of Perception" marks the beginning of the "Temporal Spectrum" series, embodying the fresh start of a new day. This inaugural piece is framed in stark black, which starkly contrasts with the primary colors of red, blue, and yellow, used here as a nod to Piet Mondrian's iconic style. These colors are arranged to reflect the awakening of the senses and the dawn of possibilities.

Through augmented reality, these primary colors gain a dynamic presence, appearing to shift and interact as viewers move, reflecting the fluid nature of time's passage. The bold use of red, blue, and yellow captures the essence of the morning's energy—vibrant, hopeful, and filled with potential. This piece invites viewers to engage with the cyclical nature of time, encouraging a reflection on how each day offers a new canvas to paint our experiences.

This is the original fit file for the Eclipse Glasses. Utilizing the iPhone's depth scanner, this scan of Leighton McDonald helped create a perfect fit for 3D Printed wearables to be created digitally and translated to physical.

Proof of provenance. Experimenting with GLB files on Zora with the Apple Vision Pro and 747 $Crash Flight Pin

The first round of Flight Pins for people who minted 20+ virtual pins

A handful of painted Flight Pins

The final prototype printing in resin.

The side of the Flight Pin showcases how the design creates a clamp for a sung fit on the brim of a cap.

The rear clip of the Flight Pin went through a few interactions but ultimately landed on this design .

A 3d model of the latest Flight Pin

The process from raw resin, to primer , to chrome painted pin

Comparing the two designs

Spray Painting chrome on the pin

Testing a new version of the design with logo and hat clip functionality

Version 2 and Version 4 of the Flight Pin on a real hat.

Showcasing the back of the Flight Pin with hat clip mechanism in use.

First test of the spray paint to check to make sure the highlights really pop on the wings. There was an issue with the print that caused a horizontal line on the wings. This was fixed on later models.

Testing the clip mechanism of the unpainted and raw resin models

UV curing the fresh print to create a strong and solid part.

This is the first iteration of the design.

Virtual Flight Pin for 747 $CRASH