I have a video too, and publishing it on YouTube has changed the quality. I am proud of the look of my model, and the scenery. I believe it begins to make the viewer think. Although I don't know if its enough...
May 17, 2010
Red Riding Hood Images
I have a video too, and publishing it on YouTube has changed the quality. I am proud of the look of my model, and the scenery. I believe it begins to make the viewer think. Although I don't know if its enough...
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amy
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Labels: Forest, Red Riding Hood
July 25, 2009
Stop-Start Animation
I am thinking of encorporating my seemingly 'innocent' female character (left) and putting her in an environment which is strange, eerie and uncanny. Then asking people if they percieve her to be safe or not, in regards to her facial expression etc. I don't know exactly, like I say, I'm playing.
The wikiHOW ideas can be viewed here: http://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Stop-Motion-Animation
Art Work I may link it to...
Forest Fears: Vol II 'Babe in the Wood' by Sally Waterman
Due to the idea that "A widely used metaphor for danger and a place of nightmares, Forest explores the 'in-between' or 'other place', the place of refuge and contemplation."
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amy
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Labels: Animation., Drawing, Forest, Wolverhampton
