fascinating Andriana - looking forward to seeing you really embrace the potential of this approach; I don't know if you watched the animation I suggested Justin watch? Take a look - I think you'll see why...
It's not necessarily an instruction - rather a 'mood' thing - there's an inky quality to both those examples - something creepy and 'of the shadows' - with a misty aesthetic, wherein shapes are suggested and evoked, rather than shown. Very Poe!
fascinating Andriana - looking forward to seeing you really embrace the potential of this approach; I don't know if you watched the animation I suggested Justin watch? Take a look - I think you'll see why...
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and also, consider...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1vexQzA9Vk
Creepy and brilliant. Reminds me of inverted fireworks; the white sky, the black explosions.
ReplyDelete@phil :thank you.. :) i think i understand the kind of style you want me to dig in...black figures onto a brighter background right?
ReplyDelete@dayle: interesting....i wonder what it would look like if i do the experiments on the other way round.. like white paint onto a black canvas :D
It's not necessarily an instruction - rather a 'mood' thing - there's an inky quality to both those examples - something creepy and 'of the shadows' - with a misty aesthetic, wherein shapes are suggested and evoked, rather than shown. Very Poe!
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