Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Tick Tock
After doing a lot of research into painting animations and completing the storyboard of my original concept, i haven't been left with much time to actually get the animations done. I'm continuing to work on that at the moment but I've also been experimenting with watercolour trees which i painted two weeks ago. Scanning them into photoshop then manipulating them into a repeat pattern design.
Friday, December 3, 2010
William Kentridge
"Disintergration then regathering"
After investigating the issue of emigration for some time now, it started to take it's toll on me, such a depressing issue. So Ive decided to continue to look at emigration but thinking and approaching it in a more positive and optimistic light. Ive focused on the issue as a temporary separation, and that being reunited is a the "happy ending."
Looking at the migration of birds for the cold, harsh time of winter and their return in the prosperous spring as a metaphor for the issue of emigration. Another metaphor I'm using is the hibernation of animals like bears for the harsh winter. When looking at the possibility i also thought of the annual-cycle of trees. They appear dead in the winter but life springs from them in spring.
At this point in time I'm working on a black and white animation, using white watercolour on a blackbird, and I'm also working on painting's of the trees. The inspiration for my animations came from the artist's Yui Kugimiya and William Kentridge.
After investigating the issue of emigration for some time now, it started to take it's toll on me, such a depressing issue. So Ive decided to continue to look at emigration but thinking and approaching it in a more positive and optimistic light. Ive focused on the issue as a temporary separation, and that being reunited is a the "happy ending."
Looking at the migration of birds for the cold, harsh time of winter and their return in the prosperous spring as a metaphor for the issue of emigration. Another metaphor I'm using is the hibernation of animals like bears for the harsh winter. When looking at the possibility i also thought of the annual-cycle of trees. They appear dead in the winter but life springs from them in spring.
At this point in time I'm working on a black and white animation, using white watercolour on a blackbird, and I'm also working on painting's of the trees. The inspiration for my animations came from the artist's Yui Kugimiya and William Kentridge.
Still image from animation : Linda Byrne |
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