One of the artists I have decided to study is Dean Chamberlain.
it is a struggle to be able to get many examples of his work because his official site is down for the moment however other sites has galleries including his work
Dean Chamberlain has been creating images like these since 1960's.in 1974 he achieved his degree in fine art he was one of the orignal light artists to create the images that he labels "light painting " he took images with a slow shutter on a camera to capture the light then use the light to manipulate the image. he has been improving his techniques since his work had been noticed.
this is another one of dean chamberlains pieces this is almost a completely different style however it is still using light in another way in this image he also uses light to give the image more texture also the amount of detail in the tree in comparison to the rest of the image stands out due to the mist near the subject in the image
These are screen shots of the game "combat wings: the great battles of world war II" I chose them to show how light is shown in games as you can see the first image is a sun beginning to set you can tell by the suns height and the tones of the landscape. In the second image it is another sunset but this time it is a horizon view and the plane is upside down. besides the actual horizon you can see the land is still orange the third image is a day screenshot from what I would guess 10 am-7 pm I know that the game uses lighting quite effectively as well as in the last image the edges have darkened that will help show how trouble is occurring
for my research on architecture have chosen Luís dos Santos I took an interest to his photos due to the fact my game will have a dark and hazy feel to my game and as you can see he creates a dark image by using a negative blending mode on Photoshop or taking the picture with a negative on the camera
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