a quick deviation from posting my sea project images:
My first upload to Youtube
my channel
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hmm why isnt this working?! temp link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7yXc9ceRgk
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Thursday, 27 January 2011
Sunday, 9 January 2011
Dancing Shapes
Just remembered today that my next theory module is "reading animation". This made me excited and enthusiastic about animation again.
This animation by Len Lye always reminds me of sitting in The Tate watching videos on loop:
The white line also reminds me of The Soundtrack part of Disney's Fantasia. I watched that again today too on video cassete. Yes I still own a video player.
Apparently the Toccata und Fuge sequence is abstract animation. I tend to disagree and say that it is, at most, semi-abstract; but semi-abstract isn't really actually a thing ... is it?
This animation by Len Lye always reminds me of sitting in The Tate watching videos on loop:
The white line also reminds me of The Soundtrack part of Disney's Fantasia. I watched that again today too on video cassete. Yes I still own a video player.
Apparently the Toccata und Fuge sequence is abstract animation. I tend to disagree and say that it is, at most, semi-abstract; but semi-abstract isn't really actually a thing ... is it?
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