Bøger af Martin Clayton

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Intelligent Technologies for Interactive Entertainment, INTETAIN 2023 which was held in Lucca, Italy, during November 27, 2023.The 15 full papers presented in this book were selected from 56 submissions. They present novel and innovative work in areas of methods (machine learning, movement), computer-based systems (architectures, software, algorithms), and devices (digital cameras, smartphones). The papers are grouped in sessions of thematic issues on Games and Game-Based learning; Motion Capture; Sports and Competitions; and Interfaces and Applications.

Drawing was Leonardo da Vinci¿s primary artistic activity. He used drawing to think, to explore the world around him and to develop his other artistic projects. His drawings are among the most diverse and technically accomplished in the entire history of art, and the Royal Collection holds by far the most important selection of these.This book provides an authoritative account of Leonardös work and represents the full breadth of his interests including maps and botanical sketches, anatomical illustrations and studies of the face, scientific drawings and engineering designs.

Imagine you were 10 years old, just finishing year 5…It's summer; the sun is out; you are about to go on holiday to Florida; you have a best friend; you even have a girlfriend!Life is good - actually it's GREAT!Then your parents announce that you will be moving to a 'better' school… immediately!That's what happened to Oscar.How would he manage year 6? Make new friends? Handle SATs?His new class has some 'interesting' characters in it and he can't help but antagonise the popular girls. His new teacher is a bear of a man, with a huge beard, who doesn't seem to be happy with the impact the new boy is making.Will he ever forgive his parents for moving him?Will things ever settle down?Can life ever be the same again?And just who is that girl with the green eyes?

A selection of key works by the American video artist Bill Viola are presented alongside Michelangelo's drawings - revealing surprising parallels.