Sunday, December 8, 2013

hmmmm

in response--

a choice to be made here-- shadowed or frontlit? (compare fahey's video to any of ours that are cloth/etc)
kathy used fancy light gels to film hers... the puppets are black/white because you just see the sillouhette-- a form of shadowpuppetry ... if we do a front lit crankie, all the color goes onto the paints/drawings...and allows for drawing/painting as opposed to sillouhette cutting. which were you envisioning? i am envisioning front lit, but i am flexible!

i am not super into the angularity here, and feel like the color palate is somewhat unfocused, here... but there are great inspiring mments-- like the sea, especially



current inspirations ROTHKO REDS: http://thraciangirl.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Mark-Rothko-No-14-1960-7893.jpg and horizons: http://www.arts-in-company.com/art/images-19thc-present/archive/rothko-mark-blue-orange-red-UA-20-7X.jpg for some reason, red in the way an old heavy velvet gown might be: http://mairinocadhla.blogspot.com/2012/08/goldwork-embroidery-and-elizabethans.html the colors you can get out of a skein of wool: http://img1.etsystatic.com/043/0/6810977/il_340x270.508949221_kewa.jpg http://img0.etsystatic.com/039/0/6810977/il_570xN.511175212_wdeb.jpg kentridge: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vF5cngcXqSs

1 comment:

  1. absolutely yes to the colors you linked to. i'm searching through my fabric & yarn and paper scraps today for any collage / color options. (although i'm seeing this less & less as a heavy collage work. certain elements, yes)

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