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VIDEO RESEARCH !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwlB2qw7hAY
This research has helped my because I was able to have a inside into what other people are thinking about London for example and the being of this video he says that “ the street are empty and lifeless” and that showed me that by creating a campaign that persons safe traveling and a safe London if will stop this lifelessness and will help the economy and mainly help industries that have suffering immensely such as theatres and by me making London look more invading that things like the news do I can stop this and help and that is why watching this video has helped me and pushed me to making sure I am capturing London through my art in the best way.
Animating the inanimate
If the artist believes in a talking slice of toast, it is likely that a child will too. This kind of irrational conviction is an important ingredient in the process of injecting life into the most unlikely of inanimate objects.
It is hard to think of an illustrator better equipped to tackle the anarchic text of Jon Scieszka than the wonderful Lane Smith. Among the characters Smith was required to visualize are Rock, Paper and scissors; Straw and Matches; Piece of Toast and Froot Loops; Beefsnakstick; and Hand, Foot and Tongue. The illustrator rises to the challenge superbly with various ingenious visual tricks. The arrangement of the Froot Loops in the cereal bowl is just enough to give us the self-satisfied face of the character who is bragging about his nutritional content. In Rock, Paper and Scissors, the scissors are cutting into the paper to give Paper his scowling mouth shape.
Occasionally, arms and legs are added to anchor the character and to allow a little more in the way of gesture and body language.
Generally speaking, if done with sufficient conviction, almost any inanimate object can be given life in picture books. If the character appears in a sequence, and therefore has to be seen from various angles, plenty of preliminary drawings will be needed to ensure that it will work successfully as a two-dimensional rendering of a three-dimensional object.
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AHMEDABAD: India is now set to join a global scientific effort to detect gravitational waves emanating from various sources in the universe. Currently, the US and some European countries are the...
Anybody else getting the impression that the US is on the edge of getting massively overtaken by India in terms of science, tech, and space research?
I think that the work of Eduardo Navas will probably be important for my research moving forward. This is just one post out of his massive body of work that I'll probably be delving into.
