Here is an other image from Moments Before, Study For Telecaster, the animation I made for one of Gabriel Naïm Amor's songs (link in my bio to watch the film) and here is a presentation by What a Mess! Records : "It all started on a gentle spring night in Ramsgate, while on tour to support the release of ‘Moments Before’. Some friends in a backyard, dim multicolored fairly lights, a good bottle of white wine and Barney Kessel playing in the background. Two years later, we are incredibly proud to present the first-ever collaboration between our beloved Gabriel Naïm Amor and Brittany-based visual artist Daphné Jamet, a 3:44 stop-motion animation film centered around ‘Study For Telecaster’, the closing song of the album. Over 1,700 ink drawings on glass slabs, 18 months in the making. Daphné tells us more about the process: ‘There’s something very cinematic about ‘Study For Telecaster’ that immediately caught my ear. I listened to the song a lot and began to imagine a forest, at night, some yellow, pink and gold sparkles against deep bright shades of blue. I wanted a fluid material to work with and the idea of using ink on glass slabs came pretty quickly. The ink allowed me to develop the color palette I had in mind and the glass to play with the transparency and the light. I also wanted great freedom in the dialogue between the images I was creating and Naïm’s music; two breathings meeting, tuning in and moving away before finding each other again, like a dance improvisation’. Let me add this : 💙 @wam_records @amorsonic #animation #stopmotion #ink #gnaxdj https://www.instagram.com/p/CDjO-KmKkb0/?igshid=2babr7qq6z0t