Cranked out a bit more art this week. In a lot of ways it helps me visualize things better, so when I do sit down to write the movie in my head is clearer. I suppose one could say making art sharpens my imagination. At the same time, though, much as I enjoy the style of things I do, I also felt a need to try a little harder in other departments.
While one piece, "Slosh", is my usual type of living liquid, looking like paint's been dripping in a puddle of oil -- ripples captured mid-slosh -- the other two I endeavored to make more, for lack of a better term, human. I wanted to do something that possessed features discernible as faces and bodies. Though these two -- "Face in the Dark" and "Smoke Ghost 2" -- are in many ways crude, or simple, I hope they're the first step towards similar projects. Enjoy!
While one piece, "Slosh", is my usual type of living liquid, looking like paint's been dripping in a puddle of oil -- ripples captured mid-slosh -- the other two I endeavored to make more, for lack of a better term, human. I wanted to do something that possessed features discernible as faces and bodies. Though these two -- "Face in the Dark" and "Smoke Ghost 2" -- are in many ways crude, or simple, I hope they're the first step towards similar projects. Enjoy!
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