BALDOR IS BLEARLY
Images for a book
Showing posts with label Competitions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Competitions. Show all posts
EXTENSION TO YOUR HOME
The D&AD website succumbed to an internet implosion incident emanating from multiple weighty uploads resulting in its exhaustion. This event sanctioned the addition of one more week to the onedotzero deadline. More paintings I have done.
End of Rope
I dont think its realistic to say I can finish this animation in time, but we shall see for sure on Thursday evening (minutes before the Fact&Fiction exhibition). Strangely my neck hurts (from using a lightbox?) and I've a cold but anyway, if it doesn't get in time for the deadline, I would have lost absolutely nothing, so it will be finished it off anyway. At least I did it and had a strange time getting ensnared in after effects. More picture here.
Disappearing Cities
Im going to enter this one as well.
FROM: DANAD.ORG
Open Brief - Moving Image
Sponsor: onedotzero
The City is constantly in transition and mutation, disappearing behind changing environments and shifting identities. Create your own ‘adventure in motion’ that explores this.
It seems like quite a lot to consider but I would like (for now) to make acute references to memories, places of the past that we never knew, a whole bunch of cliches, demographics, perhaps making way for the new, change and/or progress. Also small scale versions of the above e.g possible reference to trend and pattern and other cultural reference.
Here are some pictures from the internet and please look at this nice linky: 100 ABANDONED HOUSES these are photographs taken by Kevin Bauman please click HERE for inform.
Here are some pictures from the internet and please look at this nice linky: 100 ABANDONED HOUSES these are photographs taken by Kevin Bauman please click HERE for inform.
PUFFIN: Alice in Wonderland
Im working on something to enter in a book cover competition ran by Puffin children's books. I don't know if many of the things I draw would make a very young human feel entirely comfortable, so I'll have to interview the offspring of some of my spawning friends to find out. Hence for the time being I have decided to work on a pattern. Similar to the ones I did last year here: http://thejenistempire.blogspot.com/2009/01/isometric-paper.html
The use of (anti)logic and nonsense in Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (or should I say Charles Lutwidge Dodgson?) originate from a pack of cards, while the tale Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There relates to nonsense within a game of chess. This is what I have tried to draw attention too so far. The patterns are all very different to what I am more partial to producing but are very interesting to make as they behave as a means to communicate and do so using simple, instant imagery. They hold direct universal meanings relating to pattern, memory and logic and as far as I am concerned to absurd applications of logic in absurd situations. I have started working on some characters on paper but need to ask a child if they find them acceptable or if they are any good.
I assumed that making patterns through my computer would make pattern making a little easier and more enjoyable. It was.
Here are some of the things I have materialised via my table top ordinating processing book device. They remind me a little bit of fractals because of the shape within a shape within a shape etc.
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