Computer Science 110 The Art & Science of Computer Graphics Mount Holyoke College Spring 2008

For this lab, we will be experimenting with new image and camera properties. Please develop a new model that you will shoot using (at least) two camera settings. Try to generate an element of surprise when the viewer looks at your sequence of images. For example, you can choose a camera view that hides some of the complexity of your scene in the first image, which is then revealed in subsequent images. You might generate different views by changing the position, the center of interest, and angle.

• Your model may use components from previous models, but the majority should be new.
• You need not worry about making an especially complex model or about using realistic materials.
• Play with some of the new Mead tools we've discussed, such as Spotlight illumination and surface images.
• Render your images with full antialiasing (send the message (antiAlias 1) to your Image) and generate images that are larger than the default size.

As you have done for previous labs, upload your sequence of images to your wiki page under a new section, and include a paragraph or two describing your model. Also, submit your model file by e-mail to jteresco@mtholyoke.edu.