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Jim McIntyre, modelmaker and holographic artist comments

Jim McIntyre, modelmaker and holographic artist comments

Jim McIntyre, modelmaker and holographic artist comments:

There was a project with Applied Holographics (this went on for a couple of years from about 1987, 1988, but not much later than 1990)

to produce commercial images for them to manufacture with their Holocopier machine. Most images were 8 x 10".

Dominic Welby and Peter Miller at Laser Light Works designed and mastered some images at their studio using a Krypton, and possibly prepared some of the sub-masters. I produced some of the models that were shot by them (Clowns and seesaw). I think that Chris Lambert might also have produced some of the images or sub-masters.

A large number of masters and one-off example transfers were made at Holoscan in Hampshire where I helped to shoot them with Graham Tunnadine and Chris Mead, I also produced the models for the "Leopard Spots" and the "Ghosts and Tower/Castle" and a few others at Holoscan which I don't see in the thumbnails. I think Graham Tunnadine produced the "Fortune Teller".

The project was shelved by Applied, possibly due to technical problems

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