
courtesy Kristin Luke
- Workshop
EDGE Digital Skills: Change your Space
Using Hand-made Clay and Augmented Reality with artist Kristin Luke
7 May 2020, 10:00am to 29 May 2020, 5:00pm
Change your Space Using Hand-made Clay and Augmented Reality
(Suitable for adults and children aged 8+, adult supervision recommended for ages 8-12)
(Suitable for adults and children aged 8+, adult supervision recommended for ages 8-12)
Learn how to make your own clay from garden soil, make a sculpture and then learn 3D scanning and AR (augmented reality), with artist Kristin Luke.
You’ll use the app Qlone to create a virtual version of your sculpture, which you can place in unexpected parts of your house! This tutorial combines the most ancient and current technologies to re-imagine your space, which perhaps will provide a brief escape from the confines of quarantine, without having to leave your home.
Augmented Reality, or AR, is technology that enables you to see ‘real life’ images and computer generated images simultaneously. For example, you can look at something using the camera on your smartphone or tablet device, and see computer graphics superimposed on top of reality. The best example of this is the online game Pokemon Go, where players try to find computer generated creatures around their real life location.
Kristin’s step by step videos will teach you all the skills you need. You can then send your finished work for us to share on MOSTYN’s website and social media.
Change Your Space Tutorial 1: Make Your Own Clay
Source and filter clay from your own back garden to use with 3D scanning in Tutorial 2
Source and filter clay from your own back garden to use with 3D scanning in Tutorial 2
Change Your Space Tutorial 2: 3D Scanning and Qlone
Learn how to use the Qlone app to 3D scan your clay sculptures
Learn how to use the Qlone app to 3D scan your clay sculptures
Change Your Space Tutorial 3: Augmented Reality with Qlone
Learn how to use the Qlone app to put 3D models of your sculptures in unexpected places.
Learn how to use the Qlone app to put 3D models of your sculptures in unexpected places.
Send your screenshots or videos to [email protected] via WeTransfer by Friday 29 May and we will share on the MOSTYN website and social media channels.
Further links and recommended tutorials mentioned in the video include:
Qlone 3D scanning tutorials
How to add soundtrack to videos in iMovie app for iOS
How to add soundtrack to videos in Adobe Spark app for Android
About Kristin Luke
Born in Los Angeles and based in Penmachno, Kristin Luke is an artist who works across digital and tangible materials as means for people to imagine alternatives to the way the world is now.
Find out more about Kristin Luke https://kristinluke.tumblr.com/
About EDGE
MOSTYN’s EDGE programme has been funded thanks to the generous support of the Arts Council of Wales and Innovate UK. From January 2019, MOSTYN has worked in conjunction with Wrexham Glyndwr University and resident PhD researcher Clare Harding to look at what audiences want from a public art gallery in the digital age.

MOSTYN’s EDGE programme has been funded thanks to the generous support of the Arts Council of Wales and Innovate UK. From January 2019, MOSTYN has worked in conjunction with Wrexham Glyndwr University and resident PhD researcher Clare Harding to look at what audiences want from a public art gallery in the digital age.
